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Kiribati Enhanced NDC, Nationally Determined Contribution from Kiribati in 2023
This plan outlines fifteen potential GHG mitigation opportunities - nine of which in the transport sector and six of which in energy efficiency sector – and estimated financing sources. The opportunities identified in the transport system include bicycle/e-bike financing initiative, biofuels blends in land and maritime transport, multi-model transit initiatives, electric v...
This strategy is an addendum to the Kiribati 20-Year Vision which provides a roadmap to the implementation of national plans in the agriculture sector. The strategy seeks to increase national and household income, reduce poverty, ensure food security, and improve nutrition, health standards, and biosecurity. In comparison to the Agriculture Strategic Plan of 2013-2016, whi...
Targets (24)
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- 48.8% reduction of emissions by 2025 and 49% by 2030 conditional on international assistance (compared to BAU)Economy-wide · Target year: 2030Source: Kiribati Climate Change Policy
- 13.7% reduction in emissions by 2025 and 12.8% by 2030 (compared to a ‘business as usual’ projection)Economy-wide · Target year: 2030Source: Kiribati Climate Change Policy
- By 2017, climate change and climate risk considerations will be integrated in at least 50% of Ministerial operational and sector plansAdaptation: Adaptation · Target year: 2017Source: Climate Change and Climate Risk Communications Strategy 2014-2018
- By 2015, 50% of Ministry workers will indicate an increased awareness of KJIP Secretariat and coordination processes within line Ministries compared with 2014 levelsAdaptation: Adaptation · Target year: 2015Source: Climate Change and Climate Risk Communications Strategy 2014-2018
- By 2015, at least 25% of policy and technical staff from line Ministries will attend communications trainingAdaptation: Adaptation · Target year: 2015Source: Climate Change and Climate Risk Communications Strategy 2014-2018