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The NDC Hub supported Kiribati to develop its NDC Implementation Roadmap and NDC Investment Plan (including project pipeline)
As a way forward to support achievement of the NDC targets, Kiribati's NDC Investment Plan (including project pipeline) presents primary and secondary mitigation opportunities with associated financing needs which have been developed in close consultation with national stakeholders.
The NDC investment Plan provides mitigation opportunities which can be implemented to help Kiribati achieve its NDC targets. The 15 primary mitigation opportunities identified consist of 9 opportunities in the transport sector and 6 opportunities in the energy efficiency sector. In addition to this, there are also 9 secondary mitigation opportunities which have been identified in the NDC investment Plan for Kiribati.
As a way forward to support achievement of the NDC targets, Kiribati's NDC Investment Plan (including project pipeline) presents primary and secondary mitigation opportunities with associated financing needs which have been developed in close consultation with national stakeholders.
The NDC investment Plan provides mitigation opportunities which can be implemented to help Kiribati achieve its NDC targets. The 15 primary mitigation opportunities identified consist of 9 opportunities in the transport sector and 6 opportunities in the energy efficiency sector. In addition to this, there are also 9 secondary mitigation opportunities which have been identified in the NDC investment Plan for Kiribati.
The NDC Hub supported Kiribati to develop its NDC Implementation Roadmap and NDC Investment Plan (including project pipeline).
The aim of the NDC Implementation Roadmap is to present a temporal pathway for the implementation of mitigation actions in the domestic transport and energy efficient sectors. This, in turn, will enable Kiribati to contribute to achieving its NDC target of the projected 42% BAU (business as usual) emission for 2030.
The aim of the NDC Implementation Roadmap is to present a temporal pathway for the implementation of mitigation actions in the domestic transport and energy efficient sectors. This, in turn, will enable Kiribati to contribute to achieving its NDC target of the projected 42% BAU (business as usual) emission for 2030.
This document consolidates the outcomes of the NDC Hub’s Achievements Evaluation. This voluntary evaluation was conducted between August 2021 – February 2022, aiming to understand the significance of the NDC Hub’s work and highlight the NDC Hub’s impact on Pacific Island Countries. The evaluation is based on the 27 country activities which have been completed during the NDC Hub’s first and second project phases. The NDC Hub is implementing a total of 36 country activities during these project phases, with the remaining activities still in progress. The information in this evaluation is based on consultation with over 25 stakeholders including the NDC Hub’s technical staff, NDC Hub Focal Points, as well as donors and external partners of the NDC Hub. A desk review of all activity documents has similarly informed this evaluation. Each statement in the document is backed up by a reference to either of these sources, and the data collection methodology can be further elaborated upon request. All information represents the status of the NDC Hub’s work as of February 2022.
This document features visual infographics showcasing Pacific Islands Government's NDC Progress, as well as the NDC Hub's overall support to member PICs in that endeavor.
Summarised version of the Long-term Strategy of the NDC Hub, providing a quick glimpse into the important document that lays out the vision for a sustainable, low carbon devellopment, and resilient Pacific.
The Long-Term Strategy of the Regional Pacific NDC Hub lays out the game plan for Pacific climate action through its Nationally Determined Contributions for the next decade.
The blueprint was officially launched by the Chair of the Pacific Small Island Developing States, and Fijian Prime Minister Hon Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama on April 8th, 2021 in Suva, Fiji.
The blueprint was officially launched by the Chair of the Pacific Small Island Developing States, and Fijian Prime Minister Hon Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama on April 8th, 2021 in Suva, Fiji.
Fiji submitted an update on its Nationally Determined Contribution to the UNFCCC on 31 December 2020.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands has submitted an update of its second Nationally Determined Contribution to the UNFCCC. This updated communication includes new sectoral targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
