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Strategy for the National Climate Change Management Policy until 2050

legislation type Executive
Strategy
Adaptation Framework
Mitigation Framework
Passed in 2012
The National Strategy for the National Climate Change Management Policy is drafted according to Articles 3 and 4 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for Climate Change Management (Official Gazette, No 87-3662, 2009). The Strategy implements the EU Climate Change and Energy Package. The overall vision of the Strategy is that "by 2050, Lithuania will have ensured adaptation of the sectors of the domestic economy to environmental changes caused by climate change and climate change mitigation (reduction of GHG emissions), developed competitive low-carbon economy, implemented eco- innovative technology, achieved energy generation and consumption efficiency and use of renewable energy sources in all sectors of the domestic economy(...)". The purpose of the Strategy is to develop and implement the Lithuanian climate change management policy and set short-term (by 2020), indicative medium-term (by 2030 and 2040) and long-term (by 2050) climate change mitigation and adaptation goals and objectives. These targets are detailed for several sectors, including land use, forestry, agriculture, energy, transport and industry.

Documents

  • Up to 20% increase in renewables of final energy consumption by 2020
    Energy | Base year target | Target year: 2020 | Base year: 2020
  • 20% increase in energy efficiency by 2020
    Energy | Base year target | Target year: 2020 | Base year: N/A
  • No more than 15% growth in baseline GHG emissions by 2020 compared with a 2005 baseline
    Economy-wide | Base year target | Target year: 2020 | Base year: 2005
  • 20-30% cut in GHG emissions by 2020 compared with a 1990 baseline
    Economy-wide | Base year target | Target year: 2020 | Base year: 1990
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
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