NDCs 3.0 Regional Forum for Middle East and North Africa - Pathways to Progress: Crafting: Ambitious and Implementable NDCs
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United Nations Environment Programme
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The Emissions Gap Report 2023 highlights record-breaking temperatures and warns that current pledges under the Paris
Agreement could lead to a 2.5-2.9°C temperature rise above pre-industrial levels this century, emphasizing the urgent need for
increased climate action. As per the 2023 NDC Synthesis Report, although emissions stabilize post-2030, they fail to decline
rapidly enough to meet scientific targets outlined by the IPCC in its sixth Assessment Report. The IPCC emphasizes that global
greenhouse gas emissions must decrease by 43% by 2030 and 60% by 2035 relative to 2019 levels to align with pathways
limiting global warming to 1.5°C. The rapid and targeted reduction of methane and other short-lived non-CO2 pollutant
emissions plays a critical role, complementing deep decarbonisation efforts. Only a dual track will enable us to curb the global
warming curve fast enough. Cuts in short-lived non-CO2 pollutants, due their high global warming potential and shorter lifetime
in the atmosphere, can reduce 0.5 degrees of warming by 2050.
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