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Adaptation measures in the Forestry Sector. Sectors. Priority level. Institutional Adaptation. Strengthen the institutional framework. Support the capacities of the National Forestry Agency and the municipalities on including forests in the development plans, and climate change adaptations of forests. Forestry. High. Strengthen the policy framework: development and enhancement of laws, policies regulations and plans, including action plans. Draft a national plan for afforestation based on ecologic settings. Forestry. Very High.

ALB

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Adaptation measures in this context are critical for Sri Lanka as more than 65% of agricultural lands are located in the dry zone where water scarcity exists. The NDCs of Irrigation Sector. Restoration and rehabilitation of all abandoned tanks and irrigation canals in Sri Lanka. Establishing the water flow and sediment loads monitoring system in selected streams in the central highlands.

LKA

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Adaptation measures pending funding. Creation of a second desalination plant. The creation of a single desalination plant will not suffice to meet the population’s drinking water needs, which totalled some 593 million m3 in 2011. As a result, the rapid launch of the construction of a second desalination plant could be envisaged. Repairs to water mains. Water loss within the water supply network is estimated at more than 30%.

DJI

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Adaptation measures required for the health sector:In spite of the foregoing, there are rumors and patriotism, but there is still a composer, a composer, and a woman who helps the selected neighborhood parties in Iraq to prepare and hide the negative influences that may increase the number of living conditions, and that is through the promotion of the local people and the services of the public sector and their education Drinking clean water for various populations, areas of Toland, mosquitoes and other insects, for transmitters of diseases, preparation of studies, various services for neighborhoods and improvement of the infrastructure here to reduce security. Diseases that need to be exacerbated, prevention of climate change is an achievement and in order to monitor the outbreak of infectious diseases and focus on living awareness.

IRQ

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Adaptation measures to climate change in Jordan should take into consideration all social and economic dimensions, including the following actions:4.8.1 Integrating climate resilience in green economic recovery and development plans. All national development and economic plans should address with deep analysis and serious attention the need to include climate change impacts and design a paradigm shift in economic and social development planning to respond to such impacts through the following actions:.

JOR

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Adaptation measures under this subsector are meant to provide physical barriers for flood prevention and control and facilitate the revision of construction and building standards in line with the changes in climate-based design parameters. The interventions are also meant to contribute to green and climate-resilient buildings.

MWI

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Adaptation measures with co-benefits to GHG emissions reduction. Vulnerable Sector Agriculture. Goal 2. Strengthen climate resilience. Measure 3.2.1. Improving land use practices in the face of climate change. Measure 3.2.2. Strengthening climate resilience in crop production. Measure 3.2.3. Strengthening climate resilience of pasture infrastructure. Measure 3.2.4.

KGZ

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Adaptation option 3: Sustainable management of the agricultural, forestry and animal husbandry systems. Objective 6. Introduce varieties that are adapted to climate extremes. Objective 7. Diversify agricultural systems by including several types of crops and diversifying varieties. Objective 8.

CAF

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Adaptation option 5: Improvement and development of basic infrastructure. Objective 15. Improve the standards for infrastructure construction. Objective 16. Develop structures adapted to climate change. Adaptation option 6: Guarantee energy security. Objective 17. Diversity energy sources. Objective 18. Develop hydroelectric installations (including micro-dams). Objective 19.

CAF

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Adaptation option 7: Improve public health systems. Objective 21. Develop a system for monitoring, preventing and effectively responding to the human diseases associated with climate change. Objective 22. Establish a waste management plan. Objective 23. Develop waste management units. Objective 24. Find uses for wastes.

CAF

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Adaptation planning at the Local Area Planning (LAP) scale (i.e., community and parish level), as well will help the GoAB understand the spatial distribution and quantification of catastrophe risk in a changing climate at a local scale. The GoAB also intends to implement regulations, which recognise the need for the integration of risk information into the adaptation planning framework.

ATG

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Adaptation planning at the national level : Adaptation initiatives undertaken and implemented at the national level usually provide responses to emergency situations. The National Adaptation Plan (PNA) currently being drawn up will make it possible to integrate a planning approach in the short, medium and long term in future initiatives in Senegal;.

SEN

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Adaptation priorities include strengthening of the agricultural sector s resilience, sustainable use of natural resources, developing sustainable water services, managing terrestrial and marine biodiversity, reducing vulnerability of coastal zones, ensuring public health safety and reducing disaster risk. Enhance synchronization.

LBN

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Adaptation to climate change, as a vulnerable country; Including:. Integration of climate change and climate variability issues into national, regional and local planning policies and processes;. Implementation of strategies for risk reduction and adaptation measures at pilot sites;. Strengthen technical capacity to integrate climate risks into coastal zone management, and.

GNQ

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Adaptation undertakings: The following adaptation contributions are expected to support Saudi Arabia’s efforts to address climate change and raise resilience to its impacts:2.1. Integrated coastal zone management planning (ICZM): Take the necessary action to develop and implement ICZM plans that would take into account the protection of coastal infrastructures such as roads, residential areas, industrial complexes, desalination plants, seaports, etc.;. 2.2.

SAU

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Adapting mixed farming-livestock production to climate change in vulnerable regions,. Updating the agricultural map to take into account the impacts of climate change,. Introducing a climate monitoring and early warning system, as well as an insurance mechanism against climatic hazards due to climate change,. Conserving and exploiting genetic heritage to adapt cereal crops to climate change, developing innovative systems for arable crops. Ecosystems.

TUN

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Adapting the Agriculture System to Climate Change in The Gambia will strengthen diversified and sustainable livelihood strategies for reducing the impacts of climate variability and change in agriculture and livestock sectors of The Gambia. In additon to institutional strengthening, climate change adaptation priorities will be mainstreamed into national agriculture and livestock policies, plans and programmes; value addition of products will be promoted to complement and support crop diversification; vulnerability and risk assessment tools and agro-climatic monitoring and early warning for food security will be improved; climate information services to the agriculture sector and dissemination to wider rural communities will be promoted; livelihoods and sources of income for vulnerable communities in 5 Administrative Regions of the country will be diversified; sustainable crop intensification will be enabled by introducing innovative crop improvement and management practices; implementation of poultry, small-ruminantes and cattle production at the local level will be improved; and sustainable livelihoods and soil and water management interventions to improve vegetative cover and to sustain livelihoods of livestock dependent communities will be expanded and intensified.

GMB

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Adapting to climate change impacts in urban areas starts at homes, commercial activities, offices and working environment. There is a priority need for improving resilience of buildings to climate change impacts through better insulation, sustainable cooling and energy efficiency measures among other interventions. Key measures include:. Promote the use of energy saving devices, and raise awareness on the long-term benefits of energy efficiency and saving devices.

JOR

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Adapting to climate change through climate-resilient health facilities in Rakhine state, and Ayeyarwady, Bago, Mandalay and Sagaing regions. Supporting intensive care units in hospitals to treat heat-related disorders. Integrating climate adaptation strategies into the prevention and control of diarrheal diseases and control of malaria and dengue hemorrhagic fever.

MMR

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Adapting to dust storms: by Reducing the open desert land ratio from 75% to 51% and increasing the proportion of protected areas from 8% to 18%, and implementing green belts projects in the most vulnerable desert areas. Food Security: the development plan for developing the agricultural sector and strengthening its role beside increasing growth rates to raise the self-sufficiency ratios.

KWT

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Adapting to lack of water resources: through the use of higher efficiency systems such as reverse osmosis system in water production, awareness campaigns for citizens on rationalization of electricity and water consumption and the use of modern techniques to rationalize the human consumption of water and in agriculture and industrial systems. 2.2.2 Laws and Regulations. With the State of Kuwait recent issuance of Environment Protection Law No.

KWT

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Adaptive capacity of agro- silvo- pastoral production and promotion of blue economy. Seek to disseminate more efficient small-scale irrigation techniques and promote soil conservation schemes for farmers and rural producers; Seek to diversify income generating activities in rural areas by promoting artisanal fishing activities (providing training, equipment, micro-credit) in coastal areas; Seek to promote Cabo Verde´s ocean-based (“blue”) economy by, among others, supporting new techniques of aquaculture, improving quality of fishery products through ecolabelling, and promoting sustainable coastal and maritime tourism and sports; Seek to strengthen governance, strategy development and capacity building by, among others:promoting workshops in order to introduce crop varieties and species more adaptable to climatic conditions;.

CPV

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Adaptive research in the sectors of water, agriculture, animal husbandry and forests. 22,680,000. 45,500,000. 63,840,000. R&D in the area of water, water use and impacts of climate change. mill CFA francs. 1,000. 2,000. 3,100. All regions. NA. 2,800,000. 5,600,000. 8,680,000. Improvement in the protection of water resources against filling and invasive aquatic plants. mill CFA francs. 3,850. 7,750. 9,950. NA. 10,780,000. 21,700,000. 27,860,000. Participative development of sustainable land management technologies / R&D on adaptive climate change. mill CFA francs.

BFA

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Additional activities to achieve 50% renewable electricity generation by 2020:. Network Efficiency: & Power System Monitoring: Village Electricity Network Upgrade. 2014-2016. √. √. Funded by NZ (40m NZD). Diesel Engines Fuel Efficiency Services Training. 2016-2020. √. √. Solar Vehicle Public awareness Tour Project. 2015-2020. √. √.

TON

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Additional details: “According to climate change impacts and regional pattern, China will comprehensively examine the territorial space characteristics of different regions and their adaptation levels from the perspectives of ecological environment and economy & society, scientifically harness climate resources and carrying capacities to enhance the adaptability of main functional spaces of various kinds, and build a regional pattern of climate change adaptation in a coordinated manner, so as to further enhance the climate resilience of territorial space. China will carry out regional climate risk assessment, build demonstration zones, and deploy and implement key demonstration projects. Guided by national major regional development strategies, climate change adaptation will be integrated into these strategies including Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development, Yangtze River Economic Belt, Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin, and appropriate efforts will be made for climate change adaptation in other key areas such as Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, so as to form a regional coordinated adaptation pattern.” (p. 41)

CHN

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Additional details: “Focusing on areas that are vital to livelihood development, national security and sustainable social development, China will promote the research & development, promotion and application of key adaptation technologies, and establish a sound system of adaptation standards for related industries to enhance climate resilience. China will improve agricultural climate zoning, make full use of agricultural climate resources brought about by warming to develop characteristic agricultural products, strengthen agricultural biodiversity conservation and coordinated and sustainable agricultural development, and build a complete food security guarantee system. China will advance urban ecological restoration projects, establish a continuous and complete ecological infrastructure system, and improve urban ecosystems. China will step up the construction of health emergency system to reduce the adverse effects of climate change on public health. To strengthen planning and guidance, China will formulate urban lifeline and industrial emergency plans, and urge sensitive industries to build adaptation infrastructure

CHN

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Additional details: “Focusing on water resources and terrestrial and marine coastal ecosystems, China will strengthen the monitoring and early warning of climate change risks and will comprehensively improve the climate resilience of natural ecosystems to ensure ecological progress and sustainable development. China will maintain the structural measures for water resource allocation, flood control and drought relief, implement the most stringent water resource management system, speed up the construction of water-saving society and water-saving cities, improve the capacity of water resource allocation and management, and promote sustainable economic and social development with water resources as rigid constraints. China will step up the protection of natural ecosystems such as forests, grasslands, rivers, lakes, wetlands and oceans, to improve their climate resilience, functionality and stability. China will strengthen the adaptability of ocean and coastal zones while improving the capacity of climate disaster prediction, warning and prevention, so as to ensure the safety of people in coastal areas. China will carry out ecological protection and restoration in accordance with the trends and characteristics of climate change.” (p. 40)

CHN

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Additional mitigation actions may be identified in the future. Below is a brief summary of the activities proposed for off-grid electricity production, with estimates of financial resources required (in AUD):.

KIR

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Additional mitigation actions will be identified in the future. Renewable Energy. The conditional renewable energy projects are outlined in Table 3 below. Table 3. Renewable Energy Projects. CONDITIONAL. RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS. HYDROPOWER. Project. Capacity. Province. Capacity (kW). Mitigation Potential (tCO2e). Annually. Luembalele River. 190. 1,065.22. 750,000. Feasibility. Huro River. 120. 672.77. 550,000. Feasibility. Mase River. 1,750. 9,811.2. 4,000,000. Feasibility. Sorave River. 200. 1,121.28. 600,000. Prefeasibility. Rori River. 300. 1,681.92. 750,000.

SLB

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Additional mitigation measures considered in Agriculture allow an improvement of fertilization, pasture, and animal feeding practices (see table 3.). However, these actions have little impact considering the importance of livestock population in the emissions. In line with the national strategy, and considering the national economic circumstances, the aim is an increase in production, no decrease of livestock population, and an increase in yields.

ALB

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Additionally, Ecuador is aware of the impact that activities in the forestry sector and appropriate management of protected areas have con climate change. With this in mind, Ecuador planned on improving the work in both fronts and established objectives and concrete goals. The National Protected Areas System (SNAP for its acronym in Spanish) covers approximately 20% of Ecuador’s surface. This is why gross reforestation has been reduced by 24.65% from 1999 levels and annual regeneration has improved by 35.5%.

ECU

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Additionally, fiscal incentives and disincentives are necessary to operationalize the “Polluter Pays Principle” across all relevant emitting sectors to fast-track the shift to greener options, such as Decree 167/2017 which reduces corporate tax/customs fees based on clean technology uptake, Article 55 of 2018 Budget Law which provides tax exemptions for electric vehicles and tax reductions for hybrid vehicles, and Law 77/2018 and its amended version 192/2020, where the Water Code lists penalties for polluters. Finally, climate-proofing public and private investments and projects is necessary to avoid climatenegative projects.

LBN

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Additionally, for the Energy Sector, according to “REMAP, IRENA-2016”, with the participation of the National Energy Commission, scenarios are forecast in REMAP with an estimated potential in wind farms of 2,304 MWp and for the installation of solar panels in residential spaces, services and solar farms an estimated potential of 1,761 MWp throughout the national territory. And finally, 900 MWp could be displaced based on natural gas, the fossil fuel with the lowest global warming power according to the IPCC Reports.

DOM

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Additionally, in the same year, extreme events such as agricultural droughts, floods, extreme heat waves, hydrological droughts, forest fires and severe storms have occurred, events that have had a strong impact on the economy (Grassi, 2020). INFORMATION AND LOCAL PERSPECTIVE ON CLIMATE CHANGE.

PRY

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Additionally, the BAU scenario covers only confirmed primary industries planned for the following decade as per the available statements of June 2021, such as petrochemical, mining, and metals. The Sultanate of Oman is concerned with the decarbonization of the transportation sector, which has been the fastest-growing major contributor to GHG emissions between 2000 and 2015. The transportation sector s diverse characteristics and various impacts necessitate extensive research to achieve even greater outcomes and impacts in sustainability and carbon emission reduction. Therefore, the Sultanate of Oman s priority over the next few years will be to perform studies that will create frameworks and plans of action with realistic strategies to ensure transportation sustainability and decarbonization.

OMN

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Additionally, the government is planning to develop and implement three solar hybrid systems every year and more grid-connect systems in Honiara with up to 20MW over the next decade. It is currently developing concepts for two grids connected solar farms: one in Auki (Malaita Province) with 1,400kW capacity and the other in Honiara with 10,000kW capacity between 2022 and 2026.

SLB

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Additionally, these threats also increase with the concurrence of the extreme effects temporarily produced by the El Niño weather phenomena. The effects on the infrastructures of fishing communities, events of saline intrusion and coastal erosion, among other damages, associated with weather events require the incorporation of a disaster risk reduction approach in the management of marine-coastal systems.

PAN

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Additionally, to support its efforts at maintaining the integrity of forest ecosystems and keeping with its obligations regarding the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, Suriname has established 13% of its total land area under a national protection system and will continue to pursue the expansion of this system by increasing the percentage of forests and wetlands under preservation. Conditional Contribution.

SUR

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Additionally, we hope to have transdisciplinary teams with knowledge of comprehensive, territorial and differentiated approaches for information management and conducting vulnerability, risk and adaptation analysis. 21. MinAmbient. Water. Implementation of the Water Governance program. Implementation of the Water Governance program, with emphasis on issues of adaptation to climate change. 1,800,000,000. 465,000. 4 years. Donation. DO NOT. YES.

COL

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Address overuse of inorganic fertilizers and poor waste management through support for bio-composting and bio-charring. iii) Protection of Forests and the Ecosystem Services that support Livelihoods, including actions like:. Assessment of impacts of climate change on biodiversity and wildlife and taking necessary adaptation measures. Mainstreaming climate change adaptation into protected areas management and sustainable landscape management including marine ecosystems, MPA (marine Protected Areas), and dryland ecosystem.

MMR

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Address the capacity gaps and weaknesses in coverage of urban issues within the NAP process. Communicate urban adaptation component as part of the NAP. Comprehensively assess city/town development needs and climate vulnerabilities through climate lens involving climate specialists and local level decision and policymakers. Where possible, apply an integrated climate vulnerability and gender assessment approach to identify community-level vulnerabilities. -.

MDA

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Addressing climate change risks would never be successful without adequate and effective mobilization of all dimensions of social capital in Jordan with special focus on youth. Proposed actions under this objective include:. Investing in youth as a future decision makers and key stakeholders that will contribute to adaptation to climate change through awareness and empowerment tools.

JOR

CW

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Addressing the specific needs of small scale coastal fishing and supporting the socio-economic role of sea fisheries in coastal and insular areas. Fisheries. High. Restructuring and modernize the fishing fleet by improving work and safety, conditions, the quality and hygiene of products, energy efficiency and selectivity. Fisheries. Very High.

ALB

CW

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Addressing these areas of concern in the health sector will be challenging as food security becomes vulnerable to climate change. The national policy framework identifies the healthiness of the population to be of paramount importance. It expands indicating that health care will be provided free for all citizens as per the national health policy.

LKA

CW

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Addressing this challenge should be implemented within a climate resilient approach which includes the following actions:. Reducing non-revenue water loss in domestic and irrigation water supply systems through rehabilitation and maintenance of water networks and enforcement of law. Enhancing water storage capacity in natural dams and water retention systems. Reducing groundwater use for irrigation and enhancing water recharge technologies including managed and artificial groundwater recharge mechanisms.

JOR

CW

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Addressing urgent coastal adaptation needs and capacity gaps in Angola. Enhancement of coastal adaptive capacities at the institutional, systemic and community levels; response to urgent needs posed by climate change. Coastal zones/Marine ecosystems. Total project cost (US $ million): 17.850. Implementing GEF agency: UNEP.

AGO

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Adjust urban and land-use planning to future climate change-related risks for transport infrastructure (roads, bridges, railways, waterways, aerodromes);. -. Promote funding schemes to support climate action that fit specific transport sector related needs, geographic area, other specifics. Improve access to climate-resilient and safe public transport. -.

MDA

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Adjustment of planting dates and crop variety; crop relocation; improved land management, e.g. erosion control and soil protection through tree planting. ✔. ✔. Water. Implement integrated catchment conservation and management programme. ✔. ✔. ✔. ✔. Expanded rainwater harvesting; water storage and conservation techniques; water re-use; water-use and irrigation efficiency. ✔.

LSO

CW

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Adopt a national maritime space management plan by 2024 built on the protection and restoration of Cabo Verde’s blue natural capital and incorporating ambitious climate change targets, with ZEEEM-SV assuming an explicit stewardship role;. Identify and implement awareness-raising actions in each island during 2023-2024 among residents, tourists and fishermen associations for the protection of marine species.

CPV

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Adopt alternative urban solid waste management. Mitigation. Smart communities. 820. 60.4. 21,313.0. Medium. High. * Gender responsive scores (0-1 = low), (2-3 = medium), (4-5 = high) **nationally determined contribution expected to mitigate emissions of SLCP.

GHA

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Adopt climate change informed health information systems including traditional knowledge on health risk management. 492. Unconditional. Integrated water resources management. Strengthen equitable distribution and access to water for 20% of the population living in climate change risk communities. National Water Policy. 1,919. Unconditional. Resilience for gender and the vulnerable.

GHA

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Adopt eco-system services approach in the management of fisheries resources. ✓. Promote aquaculture and cage culture fish farming practices. ✓. ✓. ✓. Protect of fish spawning/breeding sites. ✓. Maintain fingerings for stocking lakes and rivers after severe droughts episodes. ✓. Gender (and vulnerable groups).

MWI

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Adopt improved agricultural systems for both crops and livestock (for example, diversify livestock and improve range management; increase access to drought resistant crops and livestock feeds; adopt better soil management practices; and provide early warning/meteorological forecasts and related information). Implement strategies for improved resource management (for example, increase use of irrigation systems that use low amounts of water; increase rainwater & sustainable ground water harvesting for use in agriculture; increase planting of native vegetation cover & promotion of re-greening efforts; and intensify crop and livestock production in place of slash and burn).

NGA

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Adopt improved agricultural systems for both crops and livestock. 2020-2030. Implement strategies for improved resource management. 2020-2030. Lesotho wool & mohair improvement project. 2015-2022. Lesotho Block Farming Initiatives. 2005 to date. Smallholder Agriculture Development Project – Livestock. 2011-2017. Land Rehabilitation Program. 2005 to date.

LSO

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Adopt optimal shoreline management works/measures covering affected length of shoreline using a combination of hard & soft solutions to prevent coastal erosion in areas most vulnerable to SLR. 2030. 3.1 Start required long term data collection programmes, including wave measurements and a sediment transport study. 2022. 3.2 Update the erosion management plan. 2026. 3.3 Establish programs (in collaboration with universities and other research agencies) for monitoring of coastal erosion and collect related data/information on: coastal erosion trends and status, scientific investigations of sediment balances and assessments of sediment sources, threats to dwellings, land use and critical habitats from erosion, bathymetric & hydrologic conditions. 2030. 3.4 Restoration of coastal ecosystems including mangroves covering 1,000ha.

LKA

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Adopt the new Fisheries Resources Bill and subsidiary regulations; revise and adopt mangrove regulations and EIA regulations; support mangrove and fisheries conservation and management plans to protect wetlands and sea grass beds; monitor compliance with EIA regulation requirements for coastal mangroves alterations. Human Health.

BLZ

CW

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Adopting a vulnerability approach to determining priority geographical areas and communities for water, sanitation & hygiene (WASH) interventions that aim to expand and improve systems to adapt vulnerable communities to potential climate change impacts. Adopting risk-informed programming as an adaptation planning tool at Ministry of Water level. 4.1.2 Improved water demand management and reducing gap between water demand and supply.

JOR

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Adopting a “compact city” planning approach (e.g. developing within the urban boundaries (i.e. infill development close to jobs and public transport) as opposed to rapid urban expansion on the fringes which will add to more transport and infrastructure needs) could lead to a reduction in GHG emissions by 13.8% in Amman (compared to BAU); 11.5% in Irbid; 6.3% in Mafraq; 2.9% in Russeifa; and, 2% in Zarqa.

JOR

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Adopting climate-smart agricultural practices is part of the country s agenda to create jobs and promote sustainable land management practices. Nature-based solutions for promoting eco-tourism as a means for enhancing biodiversity through forest conservation and landscape restoration.

GHA

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Adopting more effective and rapid electronic exchange of surveillance data for rapid intervention, and establish, with the relevant ministry(ies), access to real-time air quality monitoring data to establish the link between respiratory diseases and air pollution and climate change;. Introducing new indicators that are useful for protecting health, such as Air Quality Index, UV index, in cooperation with the relevant institutions; and. Utilizing effective tools (e.g.

JOR

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Adopting poverty fight programmes fostering providing housing for poor people and supporting micro-projects for poor communities in light of unusual severe seasonal cold and hot weather conditions prevailed in the last decade. Developing emergency relief and aid for areas and communities that are under threat of climate risks. 4.8.4 Mobilization of social capital for climate change adaptation.

JOR

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Adopting sustainable climate smart technologies to enhance the resilience of communities to the adverse effects of climate change and. Establishing a multi-hazard early warning system to trigger prompt public health intervention when certain variables exceed a defined threshold. Enhance adaptive capacity in the health sector through. Financing health actions to address inequities and climate related vulnerabilities. Promoting capacity building through research and development, education and awareness, and training in climate change related issues.

SWZ

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Adoption and implementation of 100% of the Plans for the Integrated Management and Management of Coastal Environmental Units (POMIUAC) with ecosystem-based adaptation actions (EbA) on mangroves and seagrasses, and other coastal ecosystems. Reduce the vulnerability of mangrove and seagrass ecosystems through the formulation and implementation of EbA measures in the UACs. Environment. 29.

COL

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Adoption of Climate Resilience Water Safety and Security Planning as a tool to identify adaptation measures at utility level. 4.1.4 Improved efficiency in water use for sustainable development. In a future where climate change will multiply the expected scarcity of water resources in Jordan due to increased population growth and economic development it becomes essential that water efficiency measures become a necessary approach in water management to enhance climate resilience and improve productivity of water use.

JOR

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Adoption of a National Coastal Zone Management Policy. Adoption of a National Environmental Policy and National Environment Management Strategy (2004; Revised 2014). Sustainable Energy For All initiative [4]. Annual observance of Energy Awareness Week. Development of a Climate Change Public Education and Awareness Strategy Implementation Plan. Sustainable Development Benefits.

LCA

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Adoption of a national energy policy; establishment of incentives for renewable energy use; revision of the electricity law and creation of a national rural electrification agency. Transport. Declaration of General Governmental Policy on the Restructuring of the Transport Sectorof 29 May 1996, made operational in 2013 through the definition of theNational Strategy for the Development of Transport in Togo (not yet adopted).

TGO

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Adoption of biofuels: 5% bioethanol blended with gasoline, and 5% biodiesel blended in diesel fuel. Implementation of mandatory labeling of energy efficiency in light combustion engine vehicles by 2025. Introduction of electric vehicles in public transport: 15 buses and 150 taxis by 2025. Introduction of utility electric vehicles: 150 units by 2025.

URY

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Adoption of fiberglass boats over traditional wooden boats;. Development of aquaponics;. Construction of biodegradable fish aggregating devices (FADs);. Introduction of selected good management practices and sustainable resources for the fisheries sector. Coastal areas. 15. Strengthening of Resilience and adaptation of coastal communities. 16. Strengthening of marine security for artisanal fishers.

STP

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Adoption of green technology in industry. Transport. Modal shift from air to high speed rail. Moving freight to rail. Upgrading roads. Urban transit. Toll roads/ road pricing. Increasing use of CNG. Reform petrol/ diesel subsidies. The portfolio of policies and measures by sector are described in more detail below. A brief problem statement for each sector precedes them. The INDC delivers immediate development benefits and the measures are cost-effective.

NGA

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Adoption of measures for the protection, conservation and sustainable management of mangrove ecosystems. Coastal monitoring, sustainable fisheries management. Improvement of the autonomy and safety of small fishing vessels. Conservation and protection of marine biodiversity and coral reefs. Support to community management of marine protected areas. Water resources. Supplying water to communities through the construction of dams, family tanks, impluviums, hilly lakes. Development of an Atlas of water resources in a geographic information system.

HTI

CW

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Adoption of nature-based solutions and green-gray infrastructures will be continuously promoted. Securing Agriculture and Food Security in Malaysia. The changing of climate patterns also pose risks to the agriculture and food security. Strategies will be implemented to increase the resilience and productivity of climate-vulnerable crops. Crops resilience to climate change will also be intensified through risk mapping and strategic pests and disease control management.

MYS

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Adoption of resilient measures to natural hazards during the implementation of water supply infrastructures (abstraction, storage, transport and distribution) 4.6.1.8.1.9. Suitability of tourist areas and coastal zones development to reduce climate change impacts 4.6.1.8.2. Assessment of the main climatic risks for resources and areas of interest to tourism 4.6.1.8.2.1. Advising operators on appropriate building codes 4.6.1.8.2.2.

MOZ

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Advance additional actions: exploring a continental approach to address methane emissions from the oil and gas sector, including investing $750 million onshore and offshore to help oil and gas companies implement green solutions to reduce methane and other GHG emissions; establishing national methane regulations for large landfills and taking additional measures to reduce and better use waste at these sites; expanding Canada’s clean technology sector through significant investments (e.g., $1 billion to help attract private sector investments in large-scale clean technology projects) and implementing tax measures. Embracing the Power of Nature to Support Healthier Families and More Resilient Communities: The world is currently facing the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.

CAN

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Advance in the establishment of criteria for the use and conservation of wetlands, framed in Law No. 3239/07, which provides for the protection of springs and wetlands throughout the country. Promote studies of the vulnerability of wetlands to Climate Change and also improve information on the loss of wetlands and their degradation.

PRY

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Advance research related to climate change impacts on water sector e.g. Undertaking geophysical studies of the aquifers for sustainable ground water utilization. Establishment of rain gauge stations to monitor and provide hydrological information. Introduction of a revolving micro-credit fund to support implementation of small water harvesting projects. Coastal Zone.

SDN

CW

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Adverse climate effects, particularly floods and droughts, have the catastrophic and increasing impacts across the country. In 2018, floods led to loss of human lives in Kenya displacing more than 230,000 people including 150,000 children, and closed over 700 schools, while wiping out billions of shillings worth of Roads and infrastructure, 8,500 hectares of crop and drowning over 20,000 head of livestock.

KEN

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Afforestation and reforestation programme. Provide support to scale up afforestation and reforestation. 2.3.2. Existing mitigation actions. Bangladesh already has a number of activities and targets that are driving action to reduce GHG emissions, and that will help it meet the unconditional contribution set out in section 2.2, including:. A target to reduce energy intensity (per GDP) by 20% by 2030 compared to 2013 levels (E&CC Master Plan).

BGD

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Afforestation program will cover over 36,000 ha;. Development of terrestrial and marine protected area of over 1.5 million ha;. Construction of 90 new dams and 120 ponds;. Safe drinking water supply will increase from 75% to 100%;.

ERI

CW

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