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The annually published Global Climate Risk Index analyses to what extent countries have been affected by the impacts of weather-related loss events (storms, floods, heat waves etc.).
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The 2022 Georgian budget law includes the following climate-related clauses:it mentions that the climate-tailored irrigation sector development program will receive funds from the Asian Development Bank (ADB)the development of renewable energy sources will be promoted alongside technology upgradesimproving energy efficiency in public buildings is identified as a prio...
This law sets the legal framework on windbreaks, their status, restoring, development, use and management. Windbreaks are a type of hedgerow made of tress or shrubs and that protect farmed fields, notably from wind. Harm to windbreaks is currently a prominent cause of decreasing crop yields in the country. The law does not mention climate change but the protection of windb...
This document was prepared in accordance with government's Ordinance no 629/2019 on the “Approval of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation of Policy Documents.” It consists of a strategy to 2030 and an action plan covering the period 2021-2023. It identifies mitigation measures capable of translating into action the objectives set out in Georgia's existing NDCs, therefore of...
This decree creates the Climate Change Council and defines its composition and mission.The Council is composed of representatives of several Ministries and public authorities. The Council’s core mission is to ensure the efficient implementation of the Paris Agreement. The Council is in charge of: - deliberating on the issues related to t...
This Action Plan sets investment and policy measures over the period 2019-2020 with a potential extension to 2022. It seeks to improve energy use.
Targets (18)
Request to download all target data (.csv)- Georgia is committed to a target of 50-57% of its total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990, in case of international support. Georgia is fully committed to an unconditional limiting target of 35 % below 1990 level of its domestic total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 2016 iNDC: 15% (unconditional) to 25% (conditional) reduction in GHG emissions for the year 2030 compared to the BAU scenarioEconomy-wide | Target year: 2030
- Reduce of GHG emissions to 15% in transport sector compared to reference scenario projectionTransport: Transport: General | Target year: 2030Source: Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy and Action Plan
- Support the low carbon development of the building sector through encouraging climate-goals oriented energy-efficient technologies and services - Less than 4,625 GgCO2e in 2030 compared to 1,954 GgCO2e in 2015. Buildings: Energy Efficiency | Target year: 2030Source: Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy and Action Plan
- Support the low carbon development of the industry sector by encouraging climate-friendly innovative technologies and services to achieve a 5% emissions reduction compared to emissions projected under a reference scenario by 2030Industry: Industries: General | Target year: 2030Source: Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy and Action Plan
- Support the low-carbon development of the agriculture sector through encouraging climate-smart agriculture technologies and services. Less than 4,533 GgCO2e by 2030 compared to 4,624 GgCO2e in reference scenario.Agriculture: Agriculture | Target year: 2030Source: Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy and Action Plan