Policy coverage:
Policy matrix and sectoral coverage
The matrix below provides an overview of what constitutes comprehensive climate policy coverage (details are provided here). The options were identified based on policies that are generally agreed to contribute to emissions reductions (IPCC, 2014), represent sector-level example policies, which have been successful in specific contexts (UNFCCC, 2018; UNEP, 2019), or are expected to result in sufficient sectoral transformation to achieve emissions reductions (Mitchell et al., 2011; GEA, 2012; OECD/IEA and IRENA, 2017; IEA, 2018, 2019). For a complete list of climate policies in this country, see the table at the bottom of the page.
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| Climate strategy |
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| GHG reduction target |
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| Coordinating body for climate strategy |
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| No fossil fuel subsidies |
Country has not adopted this policy option. |
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| Support for low-emission and negative emissions RD&D |
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| Economy-wide energy efficiency target |
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| Renewable target for primary energy |
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| Policy option | Related policies | Change activity | Energy efficiency | Renewables | Other low carbon | Non-energy |
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| Urban planning strategies |
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| Building codes and standards as well as support for highly efficient construction |
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| Performance and equipment standards as well as support for highly efficient appliances |
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| Support scheme for heating and cooling |
Country has not adopted this policy option. |
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| Support scheme for hot water and cooking |
Country has not adopted this policy option. |
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| Energy and other taxes |
Country has not adopted this policy option. |
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