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Proposed update to South Africa’s First Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)

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Proposed update to South Africa’s First Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)

South Africa’s updated NDC in terms of the Paris Agreement sets out South Africa’s contributions to the global climate effort. The purpose of this infographic is to provide a summary of the South Africa’s greenhouse gas targets, climate change adaptation goals, finance support requirements and long term decarbonisation plans as set out in the updated NDC.

12 Apr 2021 1 min read Environmental Law Alert Article

At a glance

  • South Africa has updated its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, outlining its commitments to global climate action.
  • The updated NDC includes greenhouse gas reduction targets, goals for climate change adaptation, financial support requirements, and long-term plans for decarbonization.
  • This infographic provides a concise summary of South Africa's updated NDC, highlighting its key elements and priorities.

Environmental Law Alert - 12 April 2021 Infographic - 1

Environmental Law Alert - 12 April 2021 Infographic - 2

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