Since the Paris Agreement, subsequent COP decisions have increasingly encouraged Parties to align their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) with 1.5°C, building on earlier calls to align NDCs with long-term, low-emissions development strategies (LT-LEDS) “towards just transitions to net zero.” This research examines the characteristics that might constitute alignment of NDCs with national net-zero targets, the mitigation goals in LT-LEDS, and the collective 1.5°C goal, and summarizes the implications and recommendations for those designing NDCs and assessing their alignment.
Authors
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.46830/wrien.24.00069
- Date published
- 2024-24-09T00:00:00Z
- Pages
- 12
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rights
- The World Resources Institute
- Rights Holder
- Creative Commons
Table of Contents
- Main navigation 1
- Aligning NDCs with 1.5°C, Net Zero, and LT-LEDS 1
- Connected to this report 2
- What Are Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and Why Are They Important? 2
- Next-generation Climate Targets: A 5-Point Plan for NDCs 2
- State of Climate Action 2023 3
- Elements for the First Global Stocktake Outcome 3
- Realizing Net-Zero Emissions: Good Practices in Countries 3
- Projects 3
- International Climate Action 4
- Next Generation NDCs 4
- Long-Term Climate Strategies 5
- Primary Contacts 5
- How You Can Help 5
- Stay Informed 6
- Footer menu - main 6
- Footer menu - secondary 6
- Footer menu - Offices 6
- Footer menu - Additional 7
- Social menu 7
