This plan, developed by the the Federal Ministry of Environment of Nigeria, aims to improve air quality and reduce Nigeria’s contribution to climate change, through 22 specific mitigation measures in 8 source sectors (transportation, cooking and lighting in households, industry, waste, oil and gas, agriculture, power and HFCs).
Rwanda's national strategy for climate change and low carbon development details 14 programmes of action for the country in order to deliver on four strategic objectives: (i) To achieve Energy Security and a Low Carbon Energy Supply that supports the development of Green Industry and Services; (ii) To achieve Sustainable Land Use and Water Resource Management that results in Food Security, appropriate Urban; (iii) Development and preservation of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services; and (iv) To achieve Social Protection, Improved Health and Disaster Risk Reduction that reduces vulnerability to climate change.
This National Green Growth Strategy of the Lao PDR is the translation of the Resolution of the 10th Party Congress, the Vision 2030, the 10-Year Strategy (2016- 2025) and the 8th Five-Year National Socio-Economic Development Plan (2016- 2020) into details.
The Viet Nam National Green Growth Strategy outlines the objectives, solutions and strategies the Government of Vietnam planned to used to implement Green Growth in the national economy in the 2011-2020 period, with a vision to 2030 and 2050.
The Fijian Government has created Fiji’s first ever National Adaptation Plan (‘NAP’) as its main overarching process for comprehensively addressing climate change. The NAP provides a clear vision for adaptation and identifies priorities to be addressed in partnership with academic institutions, development partners, and private sector entities over the next five years, and beyond. It addresses vulnerabilities identified by the Climate Vulnerability Assessment, and adopts the values and principles of the NAP Framework.