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Equatorial Guinea

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Timeframe

Now until 2030-2050 (2010 base year)

Relevant context

Developing country with high vulnerability to climate change and land-use change due to its primarily tropical forest cover and coastal regions. Focused on the sectors of energy, transport, Forestry, Agriculture and Land Use Change, industry and waste management for improving mitigation standards and a focus on resilience in adaptation.

Process for developing NDC

As a precursor, the National Action Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change (NAPA) was adopted in 2013, the country develops the strategy to build resilience to climate change in all sectors.

The contribution of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea has been prepared under the supervision of the Ministry of Fisheries and Environment, through the Directorate General for Environment through collaboration with the Group of Experts of the National Coordination of Climate Change and International Technical Assistance.

The data collected in the documentation are of national and international origin, with a participatory approach of stakeholders as the representatives of sectoral ministries, civil society, Private Sector, Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation.

Equatorial Guinea NDC

Gender Analysis Summary
Submitted NDC	Yes
Submitted language	Spanish
Submitted translation	No
NDC commitments	Mitigation Adaptation
Type of support	Conditional Unconditional
Participatory process for NDC development mentioned	Yes
Reference to women/gender	No