Climate Summit closes in front (BBC)

11 December 2010 update at 12: 27 GMT as part of the agreement will escape some countries, extension talks to A Cancun Kyoto Protocol emission reductions have reached an agreement to curb climate change, including a fund to help developing countries.

United Nations approved the texts developed by Mexican host, despite the objections of Bolivia compromise.

Project documents say more deep reductions in carbon emissions are necessary, but do not establish a mechanism to reach countries have made pledges.

The resistance of some countries to the Kyoto Protocol was a stone of stumbling blocks during the last week of negotiations.

However, the diplomats were a compromise.

Speech cheered representatives of Governments which had caused most friction during negotiations - Japan, China, the us - as one by one, they approved the project.

Mexico, President Felipe Calderon said the Summit had been leaders "glimpse of new horizons" where the country had the "task shared to preserve the health of the planet and protect [human]."

Climate Fund Green aims to raise awareness and to pay $$ (£ 64bn) per year by 2020 to protect poor nations against climate impact and help low carbon development program.

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And parameters for the financing of developing for reducing deforestation are described.

But the agreement is much less overall agreement that many countries wanted to Copenhagen year Summit and to continue to seek. It leaves open the question of one of its measures, including emissions reductions will be legally binding.

"What we have now is a text which, while it is not perfect, is certainly a good basis for moving forward," said the Chief negotiator for U.S. Todd Stern.

His Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua, sounded a similar note added: "the negotiations in the future will continue to be difficult."

Bolivia found fault with elements of the agreement and the manner in which the texts were built by private conversations between small groups of countries.

Delegation leader Pablo Solon said that what he was most is that the commitments would be not made in the Kyoto Protocol.

"We are talking about on a reduction in emissions [combined] 13 to 16%, and that means an increase of more than 4 C", he said.

"Responsible, we can't go with it - it would mean that we went with a situation that my President called"ecocide and genocide","said Dr. Solon.""

But Claire Parker, senior climate policy for the IUCN World conservation group Advisor said: "we have moved away from the paralysis of the Copenhagen post."

"Developing countries can now see money on the table they are inspired to adapt to the effects that they already face and reduce emissions."

Tara Rao, senior policy with the environmental group WWF commented: "it is sufficient in that we can work towards the year South Africa next meeting obtaining a legally binding agreement y."

The last day of the Summit two weeks had dawned with low expectations of an agreement.

But Ministers led a behind the scenes intensive diplomacy to formulate texts that all parties could live with.

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Green climate fund initially use the World Bank as a trustee - the United States, EU and the Japan had demanded - while giving a new body balanced between developed countries and developing surveillance.

Developing countries will have their border issue subject to international verification only when they are funded by the money - a formulation which seems to satisfy China, had concerns about the procedures, measures and United States, who asked them.