Africazine:
Liberia is taking bold steps in the fight against climate change.
The country has submitted its updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0), which outlines a commitment to reduce economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 54% by 2035. This 61-page document is considered one of the most progressive climate roadmaps in West Africa.
Liberia’s Ambitious Climate Goals
The updated NDC 3.0 reflects Liberia’s dedication to the 2015 Paris Agreement. It serves as a comprehensive framework for addressing climate change challenges while promoting sustainable development. The commitment to a 54% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035 positions Liberia as a leader in climate action within the region.
This initiative not only aims to mitigate environmental impacts but also seeks to enhance resilience against climate-related threats. By setting clear targets, Liberia is paving the way for a greener future.
Liberia: Key figures on greenhouse gas emissions
- 54% reduction by 2035
Next Steps for Liberia’s Climate Strategy
- Implementation of the NDC 3.0 strategies
- Monitoring progress towards emission reduction targets
- Engagement with international partners for support
Liberia's climate roadmap sets a strong precedent for West Africa.
