Full Report: Nature-based solutions in the NDCs of Latin American and Caribbean countries: classification of commitments for climate action
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Nature-based Solutions have increasingly gained relevance in the field of climate action, and have been incorporated into countries' climate plans (Nationally Determined Contributions - NDCs).
The EUROCLIMA+ programme proposes a classification to identify and categorise climate actions in NDCs with an SbN approach. An analysis of NDCs of 16 EUROCLIMA+ countries that have submitted updates of their commitments as of June 2022 was carried out.
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