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Bolivia, Plurinational State of
Documents
- 2025UNFCCC SubmissionBolivia Nationally Determined Contribution. NDC3.0
Bolivia Nationally Determined Contribution. NDC3.0
- 2024UNFCCC SubmissionBolivia Biennial Transparency Report. BTR1
Bolivia Biennial Transparency Report. BTR1
- 2024PolicySupreme Decree 5264, establishing guidelines for the management and access to climate finance
The Supreme Decree 5264 establishes guidelines for managing and accessing climate financing within Bolivia, aligning with the country's commitments to climate action as outlined in the Paris Agreement and its NDC. It is deeply rooted in the principles established by Law No. 300, the Mother Earth and Integral Development Framework for Living Well, emphasising the need to pr...
Legislative Process
Bolivia’s Constitution has supremacy over other laws in the country. Bolivia’s judicial power is comprised of a Supreme Court of Justice and other lower courts. Article 179 sets that “[…] Ordinary jurisdiction is exercised by the Supreme Court of Justice, the departmental courts of justice, the sentencing courts and the judges; the agro-environmental jurisdiction is exercised by the Agro-Environmental Court and judges; and the rural native indigenous jurisdiction is exercised by their own authorities.” For constitutional judicial enforcement, referred to therein as “constitutional justice”, the Constitution sets a Pluri-National Constitutional Court (Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional) (art. 179). Article 196 (I) further establishes that the Pluri-National Constitutional Court is responsible of assuring the supremacy of the Constitution, exercising constitutional control, and safeguarding respect for and enforcement of constitutional rights and guarantees.