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CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
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We work to establish policies in benefit of the climate, low carbon development, energy efficiency and the implementation of renewable sources.
What is the issue?
The National Government has committed to implement Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) within the framework of the Paris Agreement, establishing adaptation and mitigation actions.
What is WWF doing?
By 2030, WWF is contributing to the implementation of the Paris Agreement and Peru's commitments through the NDCs.
How do we do this?
WWF through the CAEP Project in alliance with the NDC Partnership supports the Ministry of the Environment (MINAM) to improve quality, increase ambition and implement the NDCs.
Who do we work with?
WWF coordinates directly with the General Direction of Climate Change and Desertification of the Ministry of the Environment (MINAM) for the implementation of the different activities within the framework of the project.
There are several activities developed with a wide variety of actors, such as sectors (tourism, forests, transportation, fishing, among others), regional governments, , and the private sector, among others.
There are several activities developed with a wide variety of actors, such as sectors (tourism, forests, transportation, fishing, among others), regional governments, , and the private sector, among others.
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How did it start?
This project begins in 2019, responding to a request from the Ministry of the Environment to the NDC Partnership, where technical assistance was prioritized to develop a series of activities aimed at improving quality, increasing ambition, and implementing the NDCs.
What are the big wins?
- WWF is one of the partners that has been providing technical support to the Ministry of the Environment within the framework of the CAEP-NDC Partnership.
- The launch of the Carbon Footprint Peru platform, an official tool of the peruvian State that allows us to recognize how public and private organizations have managed to manage their Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions for the benefit of the environment.
- Launch and implementation of the Second Cycle of Business Dialogues organized hand in hand with Peru2021, with the objective of articulating actions between the public and private sectors (business and financial) to facilitate the implementation of the NDC.
- Elaborate the GHG Emissions Inventory in the regions of Amazonas, Cajamarca and Piura.
What can you do?
If you are part of an organization, learn more about the carbon footprint here: https://huellacarbonoperu.minam.gob.pe/