The Partnership is pleased to highlight a selection of successful country approaches driving climate action and enhancing ambition. These country stories are intended to inspire, inform, and serve as a practical guide to other country partners committed to delivering on NDCs.
In August 2023, hundreds of government officials, advocates, and journalists from around the world convened in Fiji to take decisive action about climate change in the Pacific. Watch the short film, A Climate Resilient Pacific, to hear some of their stories.
Antigua & Barbuda, party to the Paris Agreement, and a member of the NDC Partnership since 2017, is committed to increasing overall environmental and socioeconomic resilience through national climate action.
With initial financial support of EUR 5 million from the Netherlands, the NDC Partnership will provide technical assistance to countries to enhance the integration of water in formulating, updating, financing and implementing their NDCs.
Equipping developing countries’ Central Banks with the knowledge, institutional capacities, processes and systems to mitigate climate risks, safeguard and promote green investments and strengthen a whole-of-society approach to climate action.
Jamaica has taken proactive steps, becoming the first Caribbean country to submit its updated NDC in 2020 and embarking on the development of a Long-Term Emissions Reduction and Climate Resilient Strategy (LTS) for 2050.
The LT-LEDS strategically aligns Georgia’s unique national situation with the principles of the Paris Agreement, serving as a compass towards GHG reductions with guiding mechanisms and measures tailored for key designated sectors.
In 2021 with the NDC Partnership’s support, Tunisia submitted a more ambitious NDC outlining the country’s motivation to achieve national economic development goals while reducing the carbon intensity of its economy and increasing its overall adaptive capacity to climate change.
