Evidence of world’s leading emitters reaching agreement with developing nations on cutting emissions

The standoff and divisions between developed and developing nations at COP15 got some media attention. Have you seen any evidence of good practice by any of the world’s leading emitters like US, China, Europe in reaching agreements with their developing country neighbours/partners (e.g. from Latin America, or Africa) on cutting emissions?

The distinction between developed (rich) and developing (poor) countries is absolutely fundamental to the climate change negotiations. Some think the distinction is outdated and/or crude. But it can’t be wished away. There are now lots of bilateral agreements between countries in relation to climate change. Everyone wants to have an agreement with China for example. Australia also has one with Indonesia. I’m sure there are others. It would be interesting if anyone knows of a database or listing of such agreements. Bilateral agreements usually relate to technology transfer and capacity building rather than targets for reducing emissions which are matters for international negotiations.