A Plea to the UN for International Competition for Global Cooling

It is necessary to honor those countries that are working to save the world and to encourage others to protect the environment. I propose that the United Nations establish a climate dashboard for international competitions to reduce CO2 emissions.
The dashboard would contain information about how much progress each member state has made toward meeting the Paris Agreement temperature target. The data should be updated regularly, for example, at every season. The dashboard would be available on the Internet so that everyone can see which nations are committing suicide and which are saving humanity.
An annual report would be published on each member state's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The report ranks each member's contribution to net-zero emissions, such as each country's carbon footprint per capita, each country's CO2 emissions reduction per capita as a percentage of the global reduction per capita, etc. The countries that make outstanding contributions will be invited to share their success stories with the world at the COP meetings.
I believe that such climate competitions will significantly raise public awareness of the climate crisis and encourage people to act to save their future.
Nations can also create similar dashboards with the data from their provinces, cities, regions, and even big polluters, to show who are the good, the bad and the ugly.