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"\"Burundi has developed Plans and Strategies that can have an impact in terms of mitigation in relation to the FAT sector, by reducing GHG emissions from the forest sector through good forest resource management practices or by increasing GHG sinks. The most important are: The National Development Plan 2018-2027 which, in its strategic orientation 3, envisages the protection of the environment, adaptation to climate change and the improvement of spatial planning. The Policy Guidance Document for the Environment, Agriculture and Livestock, The National Forest Policy which, in its specific objective 2, envisages increasing the rate of forest cover to 20% by 2025, The National Strategy for the Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, (+) the role of Forest Ecosystem Conservation and Sustainable Forest Management as well as the improvement of carbon stocks, The National Policy on Climate Change which, in its axis 2, envisages the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and low-carbon development"
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"\"China enforced the dual control of energy consumption quantity and intensity by advancing energy conservation across the board, including strengthening target constraint, policy guidance, and energy conservation management and system building, and deepening energy conservation in key areas. The dual control has yielded positive results. Support has been given to key energy-saving and low-carbon technologies to accelerate the advancement of energy-saving technologies. Energy users are encouraged to adopt advanced and applicable new technologies, equipment and processes for energy-saving purpose. Energy and resource measurement service demonstrations have been carried out to push for resource conservation and intensive utilization.\""
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"\"China will formulate the Action Plan for Peaking CO2 Emission before 2030, which will be enforced continuously during the periods of 14th and 15th FYPs. “Ten Key Actions for Carbon Emission Peaking” includes green and low-carbon transition of energy system, energy conservation and carbon emission reduction with efficiency improvement, carbon emission peaking in industrial sector, carbon emission peaking in urban and rural construction, green and low-carbon transportation, promoting circular economy, innovation on green and low-carbon science and technology, enhancement of carbon sinks capability, public involvement, and achieving carbon emission peaking target in a staged manner for different regions. Each sector will propose policies and measures to promote carbon peak actions in accordance with its responsibilities, and strengthen sectoral coordination and cooperation to yield synergy. Local carbon peak targets are to be crystalized with formulated implementation plans and complementary measures, and regions with favorable conditions are encouraged to peak the emissions ahead of the schedule. China will also organize key industries to develop their carbon peak plans. Key projects of Nationally Determined Contributions will be supported throughout their development. Means of supervision and assessment will be tightened up to ensure that the carbon peak targets are eventually met."
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"\"China will stay committed to the new vision of innovative, coordinated, green, open, and shared development. The target and requirements of carbon peak and carbon neutrality will be integrated into mid-term and long-term planning for socio-economic development. Support and safeguard to national development planning, territorial development planning, special planning, regional planning and local planning at all levels will be strengthened, together with the consolidated coordination and coherence between multilevel and various plannings. Layouts of major productivity, major infrastructure and public resources will be constantly optimized, and a new pattern of territorial development and protection conducive to carbon peak and carbon neutrality will be shaped. During the implementation of regional significant strategies, the orientation and task requirements of green and low-carbon development will be reinforced. China will vigorously promote energy conservation and emission reduction, propel clean production across the board, and expedite the development of circular economy, consistently uplifting the level of green and low-carbon development. In the meantime, China will expand the supply and consumption of green and low-carbon products, and advocate green and low-carbon lifestyles. Green and low-carbon development will be included in the national education system. Demonstrations of green and low-carbon social actions will be initiated. Public consensus will cohere and a favorable pattern of public participation will be speedily forged."
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2
] | [
"First NDC"
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"CW"
] |
[
0,
1
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1,
0
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"\"Deep integration and upscaling of energy efficiency, resource use efficiency and reuse as well as circular economy principles and practices can constitute key measures that will enhance GHG reduction in the industrial production sector. A combination of technological advancement and introduction of conducive policy measures could be explored to provide a driving force for a more sustainable and climate friendly industrial production in Jordan. In the business area in general, entrepreneurs could play a major role in disseminating information (e.g., via digital platforms) to households and MSMEs about actions they could take to be more resource efficient"
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1,
0
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null
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1
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
] | "Development of the gas market and services in Albania based on natural gas supplied through the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP Project), as well as potential gas sources discovered and concretized in the country, or even through natural gas pipelines such as the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP Project) and the Albania | [
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1
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"\"Development of the gas market and services in Albania based on natural gas supplied through the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP Project), as well as potential gas sources discovered and concretized in the country, or even through natural gas pipelines such as the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP Project) and the Albania - Kosovo Pipeline (ALKOGAP Project). Albania intends to develop an underground natural gas storage site in Dumre, near Elbasan (UGS Dumrea Project). The construction of the pipeline that will link the TAP project near the Fier Compressor Station area to the Vlora TPP and the entire Vlora region, will make it possible to restore the Vlora TPP by using natural gas as fuel.\""
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1,
0
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null
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] | "Development of the gas market and services in Albania based on natural gas supplied through the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP Project), as well as potential gas sources discovered and concretized in the country, or even through natural gas pipelines such as the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP Project) and the Albania - Kosovo Pipeline (ALKOGAP Project). Albania intends to develop an underground natural gas storage site in Dumre, near Elbasan (UGS Dumrea Project). The construction of the pipeline that will link the TAP project near the Fier Compressor Station area to the Vlora TPP and the entire Vlora region, will make it possible to restore the Vlora TPP by using natural gas as fuel." | ALB | Albania | [
0,
1
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"CW"
] |
[
1,
0
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"\"Disaster risk reduction: Costa Rica has commited under the Geneva Pledge to develop an international exchange of experiences regaring human rights and climate change. One the principle threats to safety and security is the impact of more frequent extreme hydro-meteorological events. Even though in recent years Costa Rica has improved risk management, Costa Rica continues to suffer from the negative consequences of extreme hydro-meteorological events. For this reason, Costa Rica commits to the development and implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy for 2016-1030 with the National Commision of Emergencies, whose cross-cutting roles are the reduction of risk, preparation for and response to disasters, and the recovery from disasters\" (17)."
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1
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"score": 0.9999358654
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null
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] | "Disaster risk reduction: Costa Rica has commited under the Geneva Pledge to develop an international exchange of experiences regaring human rights and climate change. One the principle threats to safety and security is the impact of more frequent extreme hydro-meteorological events. Even though in recent years Costa Rica has improved risk management, Costa Rica continues to suffer from the negative consequences of extreme hydro-meteorological events. For this reason, Costa Rica commits to the development and implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy for 2016-1030 with the National Commision of Emergencies, whose cross-cutting roles are the reduction of risk, preparation for and response to disasters, and the recovery from disasters" (17). | CRI | Costa Rica | [
0,
1
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"First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
] | "Diversion of waste away from landfills is a key waste management objective and related federal and Emirate-level targets have been put in place. For instance, the Emirate of Sharjah has set an ambitious target to reduce waste to landfill to zero by 2021, and processing and recycling is being prioritized | [
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1
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"\"Diversion of waste away from landfills is a key waste management objective and related federal and Emirate-level targets have been put in place. For instance, the Emirate of Sharjah has set an ambitious target to reduce waste to landfill to zero by 2021, and processing and recycling is being prioritized to enable the achievement of the target. Diversion of waste away from landfills is a key waste management objective and related federal and Emirate-level targets have been put in place. For instance, the Emirate of Sharjah has set an ambitious target to reduce waste to landfill to zero by 2021, and processing and recycling is being prioritized to enable the achievement of the target.\""
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1,
0
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null
]
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{
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"Sector": "Waste",
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]
] | "Diversion of waste away from landfills is a key waste management objective and related federal and Emirate-level targets have been put in place. For instance, the Emirate of Sharjah has set an ambitious target to reduce waste to landfill to zero by 2021, and processing and recycling is being prioritized to enable the achievement of the target. Diversion of waste away from landfills is a key waste management objective and related federal and Emirate-level targets have been put in place. For instance, the Emirate of Sharjah has set an ambitious target to reduce waste to landfill to zero by 2021, and processing and recycling is being prioritized to enable the achievement of the target." | ARE | United Arab Emirates | [
1,
0
] | [
"Second NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
[
3,
0
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0,
3
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3,
0
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"\"Ecosystem-based adaptation: Costa Rica commits to base the adaptation of its territories on the ecosystem-based adaptation appraoch, assuming a commitment to increase forest cover by 60% of its national territory, while at the same time it hopes to explore synergies between adaptation practices and the reduction of emission from avoided deforestation by consolidating the Payment of Ecosystem Services program and forest certification mechanisms to achieve sustainable management and protection of water sources in its 81 cantons, and promote consolidation of the National Biological Corridor System and the National Wild Protected Area System\" (17-18)."
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3
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null,
null
]
] | [
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{
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] | "Ecosystem-based adaptation: Costa Rica commits to base the adaptation of its territories on the ecosystem-based adaptation appraoch, assuming a commitment to increase forest cover by 60% of its national territory, while at the same time it hopes to explore synergies between adaptation practices and the reduction of emission from avoided deforestation by consolidating the Payment of Ecosystem Services program and forest certification mechanisms to achieve sustainable management and protection of water sources in its 81 cantons, and promote consolidation of the National Biological Corridor System and the National Wild Protected Area System" (17-18). | CRI | Costa Rica | [
0,
3
] | [
"First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
2
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0,
2
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2
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"$1862 million"
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2,
0
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] | "Energy NAMA Suriname.". World Bank Country Classification.↩︎. UNDP, “Human Development Reports”, We note that the figure of 16.4 million ha refers to the total area of the country, whereas the figure of 15.2 million ha cited above refers to the total forested area. The estimated carbon stock of mangroves is assumed to pertain to the carbon above ground only.↩︎. | SUR | Suriname | [
0,
2
] | [
"Second NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
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0,
1
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1,
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1,
0
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"score": 0.9999332428
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null
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] | "Ensure the promotion and adoption of comprehensive waste management at the national, departmental, municipal and local levels, which allows the promotion of good practices and incentives towards a circular economy adjusted to the national reality, the correct application of legal frameworks, the establishment programs, the implementation of efficient models and actions that make it possible to raise awareness and educate society in general for a just and intergenerational transition towards an environmental sustainability of the territory, under an extended responsibility, in order to avoid risk to human health and the environment ." | HND | Honduras | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
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0,
1
] | "Establishment of the NDC scenario for Energy Sector was based mainly on the Albania’s Energy Sector Strategy, which is harmonized in terms of goals, energy sector details and timeline with a number of other strategic and legal documents that are in force, adopted or drafted in the same time frame | [
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"\"Establishment of the NDC scenario for Energy Sector was based mainly on the Albania’s Energy Sector Strategy, which is harmonized in terms of goals, energy sector details and timeline with a number of other strategic and legal documents that are in force, adopted or drafted in the same time frame as this document. Building on and complementing these documents has led to synergies in the prioritization of policies and programs and in the development of strategic recommendations. The National Strategy for the Energy Sector (2017-2030) is aligned with the following key documents:"
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1,
0
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{
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] | "Establishment of the NDC scenario for Energy Sector was based mainly on the Albania’s Energy Sector Strategy, which is harmonized in terms of goals, energy sector details and timeline with a number of other strategic and legal documents that are in force, adopted or drafted in the same time frame as this document. Building on and complementing these documents has led to synergies in the prioritization of policies and programs and in the development of strategic recommendations. The National Strategy for the Energy Sector (2017-2030) is aligned with the following key documents: | ALB | Albania | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
[
0,
1
] | "For example, in addition to reporting on mitigation policies and measures -- which is already required in Biennial Update Reports -- countries will also need to report on progress indicators to track NDC implementation. GHG projections -- something that is currently required from developed countries in their reports but not | [
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"\"For example, in addition to reporting on mitigation policies and measures -- which is already required in Biennial Update Reports -- countries will also need to report on progress indicators to track NDC implementation. GHG projections -- something that is currently required from developed countries in their reports but not from developing countries -- will also be a feature of the new Biennial Transparency Reports that all countries will need to submit, although this element of the BTRs will be optional. At the core of the MRV approach for Nigeria is the GHG inventory. The institutional arrangements for the inventory are set out in the Third National Communication. This involves sectoral working groups that sit between the GHG Inventory Division in the Department of Climate Change, and the data providers in MDAs, sub-national government, businesses and civil society. Technical support from international consultants will be used as needed, but a specific requirement of any such support will be that capacity building for Nigerian institutions is built into the specification of work, so that Nigeria can move towards a more self-sufficient arrangement for data compilation and NDC tracking.\""
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0
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{
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"Sector": "Energy",
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] | "For example, in addition to reporting on mitigation policies and measures -- which is already required in Biennial Update Reports -- countries will also need to report on progress indicators to track NDC implementation. GHG projections -- something that is currently required from developed countries in their reports but not from developing countries -- will also be a feature of the new Biennial Transparency Reports that all countries will need to submit, although this element of the BTRs will be optional. At the core of the MRV approach for Nigeria is the GHG inventory. The institutional arrangements for the inventory are set out in the Third National Communication. This involves sectoral working groups that sit between the GHG Inventory Division in the Department of Climate Change, and the data providers in MDAs, sub-national government, businesses and civil society. Technical support from international consultants will be used as needed, but a specific requirement of any such support will be that capacity building for Nigerian institutions is built into the specification of work, so that Nigeria can move towards a more self-sufficient arrangement for data compilation and NDC tracking." | NGA | Nigeria | [
1,
0
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
] | "Future electric bus fleet: this project aims to provide new bus services for the cities of Irbid and Zarqa with a public sector funded model. This project involves the establish of electric transportation networks in two urban cities, Irbid and Zarqa, through the government’s acquisition of 100 new electric buses | [
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{
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] | "Future electric bus fleet: this project aims to provide new bus services for the cities of Irbid and Zarqa with a public sector funded model. This project involves the establish of electric transportation networks in two urban cities, Irbid and Zarqa, through the government’s acquisition of 100 new electric buses for the designed public transport organizations to operate, as well as the development of complementary aspects for the success of its implementation, which mainly includes the construction of supporting infrastructure. Each city will have a public sector organization to oversee the operation of the system, be responsible for funding and to plan service changes." | JOR | Jordan | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
[
0,
1
] | "Generic enabling activities 5.1 Update or introduce the required legislation to facilitate and enforce the implementation of NDCs 5.2 Introduce a mechanism for waste generation forecasting with a tracking system to monitor the generation 5.3 Introduce legislation to make segregation of waste at household level mandatory 5.4 Introduce or amend | [
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"\"Generic enabling activities 5.1 Update or introduce the required legislation to facilitate and enforce the implementation of NDCs 5.2 Introduce a mechanism for waste generation forecasting with a tracking system to monitor the generation 5.3 Introduce legislation to make segregation of waste at household level mandatory 5.4 Introduce or amend necessary legal framework and instruments to initiate Market-Based Instruments (MBIs) and non-market-based instruments to incentivize and promote sustainable consumption patterns 5.5 Implement “Polluter Pays Principle” for mixed waste generators 5.6 Conduct awareness and capacity building programmes for behavioural changes of waste generators as well as waste management personnel 5.7 Facilitate public-private-partnerships to finance waste sector NDCs\""
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0
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{
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] | "Generic enabling activities 5.1 Update or introduce the required legislation to facilitate and enforce the implementation of NDCs 5.2 Introduce a mechanism for waste generation forecasting with a tracking system to monitor the generation 5.3 Introduce legislation to make segregation of waste at household level mandatory 5.4 Introduce or amend necessary legal framework and instruments to initiate Market-Based Instruments (MBIs) and non-market-based instruments to incentivize and promote sustainable consumption patterns 5.5 Implement “Polluter Pays Principle” for mixed waste generators 5.6 Conduct awareness and capacity building programmes for behavioural changes of waste generators as well as waste management personnel 5.7 Facilitate public-private-partnerships to finance waste sector NDCs" | LKA | Sri Lanka | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
] |
[
0,
1
] | "Generic enabling activities 7.1 Facilitate industries in selected sub-sectors to adopt relevant ISO systems having a focus on GHG emissions reduction 7.2 Introduce and promote suitable tax incentives to promote the acquiring of sustainable technologies 7.3 Facilitating the entry of ISO certified companies to the Green Public Procurement system of | [
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"\"Generic enabling activities 7.1 Facilitate industries in selected sub-sectors to adopt relevant ISO systems having a focus on GHG emissions reduction 7.2 Introduce and promote suitable tax incentives to promote the acquiring of sustainable technologies 7.3 Facilitating the entry of ISO certified companies to the Green Public Procurement system of Sri Lanka 7.4 Facilitating transformational investment and favorable loans through financing institutions linking with green financing 7.5 Introduce a national policy to address siting of industrial parks and stand-alone industries, new concepts like circular economy, industry ecology, RECPs, digitalization, etc. 7.6 Ensure the availability of sustainable biomass for industry use 7.7 Promote National Green Reporting System (NGRS)\""
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] | "Generic enabling activities 7.1 Facilitate industries in selected sub-sectors to adopt relevant ISO systems having a focus on GHG emissions reduction 7.2 Introduce and promote suitable tax incentives to promote the acquiring of sustainable technologies 7.3 Facilitating the entry of ISO certified companies to the Green Public Procurement system of Sri Lanka 7.4 Facilitating transformational investment and favorable loans through financing institutions linking with green financing 7.5 Introduce a national policy to address siting of industrial parks and stand-alone industries, new concepts like circular economy, industry ecology, RECPs, digitalization, etc. 7.6 Ensure the availability of sustainable biomass for industry use 7.7 Promote National Green Reporting System (NGRS)" | LKA | Sri Lanka | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
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2,
0
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0
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"CW"
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"CW"
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[
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[
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"CW"
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[
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"CW"
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[
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2
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
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"\"Launch of the HFC use reduction programme, with a view to aligning with the objectives of the Kigali Amendment. Through this program, all stakeholders in the HFC sector will be mobilized, with a view to a coordinated intervention in several axes: Establishment of an HFC Import Licensing system (online system already operational) and an annual report. Regulatory and normative arrangements to bring them into line with the Kigali commitments. Choice of the most appropriate technological options for Tunisia, based on a refinement of the techno-economic analyses of these options. Organization and programming of the entire stakeholder training process in order to master all the conversion chains to new substances with low Global Warming Potential (GWP). Mobilization of the means and resources (human and financial) necessary to start the process, and design the programmes and support mechanisms related to the multilateral fund of the Montreal Protocol, on the one hand, and the support mechanisms related to the Paris Agreement, on the other hand.\""
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0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
2,
0
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2
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"First NDC"
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"CW"
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1
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"CW"
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1
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"CW"
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2,
0
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1
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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1
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"\"The Kingdom is planning to build upon its experience in the CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) project and its world’s largest carbon capture and utilization plant as part of the National Circular Carbon Economy Program. CCUS Hubs: To advance the uptake of CCUS technologies and scale up its deployment, the Kingdom plans to transform Jubail and Yanbu into global hubs for carbon capture, utilization and storage. The hubs will leverage the concentration of the manufacturing industry, proximity to sinks and transport infrastructures. Jubail and Yanbu are homes to the regional petrochemicals, steel and other heavy industries. Both cities represent the economy of scale opportunity when it comes to reducing, reusing, recycling and removing GHG emissions.\""
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] | "The Kingdom is planning to build upon its experience in the CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) project and its world’s largest carbon capture and utilization plant as part of the National Circular Carbon Economy Program. CCUS Hubs: To advance the uptake of CCUS technologies and scale up its deployment, the Kingdom plans to transform Jubail and Yanbu into global hubs for carbon capture, utilization and storage. The hubs will leverage the concentration of the manufacturing industry, proximity to sinks and transport infrastructures. Jubail and Yanbu are homes to the regional petrochemicals, steel and other heavy industries. Both cities represent the economy of scale opportunity when it comes to reducing, reusing, recycling and removing GHG emissions." | SAU | Saudi Arabia | [
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1
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
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"\"The Kingdom is taking actions to develop mass transport systems in urban areas such as the development of the metro and bus network in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, which will provide significant sustainability, environmental and public health benefits. The Kingdom already started construction of metro in Riyadh and in the process of making it operational. The newly built Riyadh metro and bus network will save thousands of car journeys and liters of fuel daily. In addition, Saudi Railway network will be expanded to connect major cities and 8 ports which will result in reductions in traffic and GHG emissions.\""
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] | "The Kingdom is taking actions to develop mass transport systems in urban areas such as the development of the metro and bus network in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, which will provide significant sustainability, environmental and public health benefits. The Kingdom already started construction of metro in Riyadh and in the process of making it operational. The newly built Riyadh metro and bus network will save thousands of car journeys and liters of fuel daily. In addition, Saudi Railway network will be expanded to connect major cities and 8 ports which will result in reductions in traffic and GHG emissions." | SAU | Saudi Arabia | [
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2
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
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"\"The Merida Mass Transportation System Project was created with the aim of mitigating the environmental impact, in a tourist city, surrounded by the Sierra Nevada of Venezuela, becoming the only city in the world with a mass passenger transport system, with a population of less than 500,000 inhabitants. Apart from considering clean technologies, it is intended to organize the conventional public transport system, with the intention that they become feeders of the project, and in this way motivate the use of mass transport, and mitigate vehicular congestion in road corridors.\": \"For the recovery of the electrical infrastructure $ is required 30,000,000 and thus achieve operational units in electric mode\", \"€15,000,000 for mechanical, electronic maintenance and parts replacements\", \"$8,000,000 for your mechanical, electrical, and parts replacements\""
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{
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] | "The Merida Mass Transportation System Project was created with the aim of mitigating the environmental impact, in a tourist city, surrounded by the Sierra Nevada of Venezuela, becoming the only city in the world with a mass passenger transport system, with a population of less than 500,000 inhabitants. Apart from considering clean technologies, it is intended to organize the conventional public transport system, with the intention that they become feeders of the project, and in this way motivate the use of mass transport, and mitigate vehicular congestion in road corridors.": "For the recovery of the electrical infrastructure $ is required 30,000,000 and thus achieve operational units in electric mode", "€15,000,000 for mechanical, electronic maintenance and parts replacements", "$8,000,000 for your mechanical, electrical, and parts replacements" | VEN | Venezuela | [
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1
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
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"\"The National REDD+ Strategy sets a target to achieve net-zero deforestation by the year 2045. This goal underlies the conditional target of net emission reductions of 50% by 2030 and net zero emissions from forestry and other land use (FOLU) by 2040. To achieve this goal, the following major priority actions are envisioned: ● Address drivers of deforestation both inside and outside of the Permanent Forest Estate (PFE), particularly: agricultural expansion on Virgin, Fallow and Vacant land, and transformation of forest land to agro-business plantations (rubber, oil palm, betel nut, bananas, others). This will require collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (MOALI), since much forested land is currently under MOALI‟s jurisdiction and the largest deforestation threat is the expansion of agricultural concessions.\""
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{
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] | "The National REDD+ Strategy sets a target to achieve net-zero deforestation by the year 2045. This goal underlies the conditional target of net emission reductions of 50% by 2030 and net zero emissions from forestry and other land use (FOLU) by 2040. To achieve this goal, the following major priority actions are envisioned: ● Address drivers of deforestation both inside and outside of the Permanent Forest Estate (PFE), particularly: agricultural expansion on Virgin, Fallow and Vacant land, and transformation of forest land to agro-business plantations (rubber, oil palm, betel nut, bananas, others). This will require collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (MOALI), since much forested land is currently under MOALI‟s jurisdiction and the largest deforestation threat is the expansion of agricultural concessions." | MMR | Myanmar | [
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
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"\"The National REDD+ Strategy sets a target to achieve net-zero deforestation by the year 2045. This goal underlies the conditional target of net emission reductions of 50% by 2030 and net zero emissions from forestry and other land use (FOLU) by 2040. To achieve this goal, the following major priority actions are envisioned: ● Increase collaboration with ethnic regions and states, local and ethnic organizations to promote forest conservation work within and outside of the PFE. ● Prioritize the conservation of important forest areas, such as intact forests (Northern and Southern Forest complex), mangroves, and unique habitat. This refers, e.g., to areas with dry and mixed deciduous forests in central and north-western Myanmar (Chindwin basin area), and especially to mangrove forests, one of the most threatened forest types and likely the forests with the highest per area unit carbon storage potential.\""
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] | "The National REDD+ Strategy sets a target to achieve net-zero deforestation by the year 2045. This goal underlies the conditional target of net emission reductions of 50% by 2030 and net zero emissions from forestry and other land use (FOLU) by 2040. To achieve this goal, the following major priority actions are envisioned: ● Increase collaboration with ethnic regions and states, local and ethnic organizations to promote forest conservation work within and outside of the PFE. ● Prioritize the conservation of important forest areas, such as intact forests (Northern and Southern Forest complex), mangroves, and unique habitat. This refers, e.g., to areas with dry and mixed deciduous forests in central and north-western Myanmar (Chindwin basin area), and especially to mangrove forests, one of the most threatened forest types and likely the forests with the highest per area unit carbon storage potential." | MMR | Myanmar | [
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"CW"
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[
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"\"The Nigerian Government is committed to accompany the NDC with just transition policies and engaged in social dialogue, to maximise employment and economic growth while protecting potentially negatively impacted populations. It will support skills development for renewable energies, and high productive agriculture and forestry and agro-processing while ensuring social protection for the most vulnerable. In the implementation of the NDC, particular attention is given to the agricultural, forestry and fisheries sector to unlock its significant job creation, poverty and emission reduction potential. Integrating rights to decent work and environment justice is at the core of the interest of workers, both the government and unions believes that this can best be achieved when the process is inclusive and democratic. Skills development and retraining for enhancing job creation and provisions for a just transition will need to be integrated into the policies of line ministries.\""
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"QuestionDefinition": "Information on sectoral plans",
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"Sector": "Economy-wide",
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] | "The Nigerian Government is committed to accompany the NDC with just transition policies and engaged in social dialogue, to maximise employment and economic growth while protecting potentially negatively impacted populations. It will support skills development for renewable energies, and high productive agriculture and forestry and agro-processing while ensuring social protection for the most vulnerable. In the implementation of the NDC, particular attention is given to the agricultural, forestry and fisheries sector to unlock its significant job creation, poverty and emission reduction potential. Integrating rights to decent work and environment justice is at the core of the interest of workers, both the government and unions believes that this can best be achieved when the process is inclusive and democratic. Skills development and retraining for enhancing job creation and provisions for a just transition will need to be integrated into the policies of line ministries." | NGA | Nigeria | [
0,
1
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
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"\"The Sustainable Hydropower Development Policy (SHDP) 2021 enhances the previous hydropower policy by integrating climate resilience and mitigation among other updates. As current run-of-river hydropower schemes in Bhutan have become increasingly vulnerable to decreasing water flows in the dry season the SHDP emphasises adaptation measures such as reservoir/pumped storage schemes. In addition, the new policy mandates hydropower value chain through ventures in energy storage technologies such as hydrogen fuel, green ammonia, and other emerging technologies. These energy storage and diversification measures for adaptation also contribute directly to Bhutan’s carbon neutral efforts by providing clean energy for zero carbon transport and mobility.\""
] | [
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0
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[
{
"Alpha2": "BT",
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"QuestionText": "Upstream policies on",
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] | "The Sustainable Hydropower Development Policy (SHDP) 2021 enhances the previous hydropower policy by integrating climate resilience and mitigation among other updates. As current run-of-river hydropower schemes in Bhutan have become increasingly vulnerable to decreasing water flows in the dry season the SHDP emphasises adaptation measures such as reservoir/pumped storage schemes. In addition, the new policy mandates hydropower value chain through ventures in energy storage technologies such as hydrogen fuel, green ammonia, and other emerging technologies. These energy storage and diversification measures for adaptation also contribute directly to Bhutan’s carbon neutral efforts by providing clean energy for zero carbon transport and mobility." | BTN | Bhutan | [
0,
1
] | [
"Second NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
[
0,
1
] | "The cumulative reductions in net GHG emissions in the forestry and other land-use sector between 2021 and 2030 compared to the baseline scenario are estimated at 40.64 Mt E-CO2 of which 37.7% is an unconditional contribution and 62.3% is a conditional contribution. The cumulative avoided emissions over the period 2021 | [
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"\"The cumulative reductions in net GHG emissions in the forestry and other land-use sector between 2021 and 2030 compared to the baseline scenario are estimated at 40.64 Mt E-CO2 of which 37.7% is an unconditional contribution and 62.3% is a conditional contribution. The cumulative avoided emissions over the period 2021 – 2030 are distributed as follows by measure: Reduction of deforestation by 25,000 ha/year and creation of 150,000 ha of forest plantations 24.53 Mt E-CO2, or 60.3%.. Development of agroforestry (110,000 ha of new oil palm and cashew plantations and rehabilitation of 100,000 ha of old cashew plantations) 16.11 Mt E-CO2, or 39.7%. The implementation of these measures will also result in an increase in the net CO2 absorption capacity of forest resources by almost 3 times by 2030 compared to the reference scenario (-3.23 Mt to -9.68 Mt).\""
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] | "The cumulative reductions in net GHG emissions in the forestry and other land-use sector between 2021 and 2030 compared to the baseline scenario are estimated at 40.64 Mt E-CO2 of which 37.7% is an unconditional contribution and 62.3% is a conditional contribution. The cumulative avoided emissions over the period 2021 – 2030 are distributed as follows by measure: Reduction of deforestation by 25,000 ha/year and creation of 150,000 ha of forest plantations 24.53 Mt E-CO2, or 60.3%.. Development of agroforestry (110,000 ha of new oil palm and cashew plantations and rehabilitation of 100,000 ha of old cashew plantations) 16.11 Mt E-CO2, or 39.7%. The implementation of these measures will also result in an increase in the net CO2 absorption capacity of forest resources by almost 3 times by 2030 compared to the reference scenario (-3.23 Mt to -9.68 Mt)." | BEN | Benin | [
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0
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
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1
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"\"The district heating development in the town of Pljevlja will follow after Pljevlja TPP ecorefurbishment, while during the refurbishment all the heating system connection-related preparatory works are to be completed. The main objective of this project is to supply the town of Pljevlja with heat energy via a modern centralized heat supply system from a central heat source that will close down households’ coal furnaces. It is assumed that this project will eliminate lignite as a fuel used for heating purposes in Pljevlja at the latest by 2030. The\nphasing out of lignite used in Pljevlja municipality’s residential sector will result in a GHG emission reduction that follows the dynamics of the lignite decrease throughout the observed period.\""
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] | "The district heating development in the town of Pljevlja will follow after Pljevlja TPP ecorefurbishment, while during the refurbishment all the heating system connection-related preparatory works are to be completed. The main objective of this project is to supply the town of Pljevlja with heat energy via a modern centralized heat supply system from a central heat source that will close down households’ coal furnaces. It is assumed that this project will eliminate lignite as a fuel used for heating purposes in Pljevlja at the latest by 2030. The
phasing out of lignite used in Pljevlja municipality’s residential sector will result in a GHG emission reduction that follows the dynamics of the lignite decrease throughout the observed period." | MNE | Montenegro | [
0,
1
] | [
"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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[
0,
1
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"\"The emission reduction contributions (Table 13) to Myanmar‟s NDCs from each program will be as follows: ● DZGD Program: 0.493 MtCO2e (10%) will contribute to Myanmar‟s NDC targets, while the remaining (90%) emissions will be transferred to CCC, Korea under carbon trading (Article 6). ● DoA Program: 2.246 MtCO2e (20%) will contribute to Myanmar‟s NDC targets, while the remaining (80%) emissions reductions will be transferred to CCC, Korea under a carbon trading agreement. An initial estimate of total emissions reductions, achievable from the two programs based on a leakage factor of 5% and an emissions reductions/stove/year of 1.3 tCO2e gives a total emission reduction of around 12.99 MtCO2e\""
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] | "The emission reduction contributions (Table 13) to Myanmar‟s NDCs from each program will be as follows: ● DZGD Program: 0.493 MtCO2e (10%) will contribute to Myanmar‟s NDC targets, while the remaining (90%) emissions will be transferred to CCC, Korea under carbon trading (Article 6). ● DoA Program: 2.246 MtCO2e (20%) will contribute to Myanmar‟s NDC targets, while the remaining (80%) emissions reductions will be transferred to CCC, Korea under a carbon trading agreement. An initial estimate of total emissions reductions, achievable from the two programs based on a leakage factor of 5% and an emissions reductions/stove/year of 1.3 tCO2e gives a total emission reduction of around 12.99 MtCO2e" | MMR | Myanmar | [
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"CW"
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1
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] | "The foundation for achieving the NDC is linked to the transformation of the energy sector, the success of which depends on support provided to the Government of Ukraine on: - implementation of the National plan on reduction of emissions from large combustion plants - construction of up to 2 GW of peak and semi-peak shunting heat generation and 0.5 GW of frequency control support systems - generation of nuclear energy in the amount of not less than 50% of the primary energy supply, taking into account the need to build new power units" | UKR | Ukraine | [
0,
1
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"Revised First NDC"
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"CW"
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0,
2
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}
]
] | "The net emissions of the AFAT sector are in the form of negative balances, in both the BaU and BaC scenarios, which means that removals are always higher than emissions over the entire trajectory, and therefore more than and in full offset the emissions. The Low Carbon (BaC) scenario, however, has a net balance of 58% better than that of the BaU scenario. The additional net absorptions achieved through the BaC scenario compared to the net Absorption Level BaU would be of the order of 2.5 MteCO2 by the year 2030. In cumulative terms over the period 2021-2030, they would total 9 MteCO2, of which 35% would result from emission reduction measures, and 65% would result from carbon absorption measures. These results would be achieved in equal parts (50%-50%) on the basis of unconditional national efforts, and international support." | TUN | Tunisia | [
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] | [
"Revised First NDC"
] | [
"CW"
] |
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