Comoros

Through this plan, the government notably aims to achieve sustainable, strong, inclusive and equitable economic growth. The PCE recommends taking urgent measures to enhance, conserve, restore, improve the coverage and representativeness of biodiversity and ensure sustainable management of protected areas on a national scale. The Comoran Government is committed to strengthening the resilience capacities of vulnerable groups. The PCE further promotes agricultural systems that are more productive and resilient to climatic change, competitive and durable, integrating the resilience of rural communities and those who work on the units of transformation of agricultural products that support the chains of value.

This document has been identified in Comoros' updated NDC, however no further documentation is available.

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<li>Based on the government's vision of "makeing the Comoros an emerging country by 2030, respectful of human rights, gender equality and promoting the rule of law" and the Five-Year Investment Program (PIQ) 2016-2021, the SCA2D , as a national benchmark for the interventions of the State and its partners over the period 2018-2021, has set the following objectives: Strengthen the foundations of a structural transformation of the economy with a view to achieving strong, viable, sustainable, equitable and inclusive economic growth,</li>
<li>&nbsp;Improve the quality of life of the population and guarantee equitable access to basic social services,</li>
<li>&nbsp;Ensure rational exploitation of natural resources, in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, while taking into account climate change,</li>
<li>&nbsp;Strengthen good governance and resilience in the face of political and institutional fragility, and promote the rule of law and social cohesion.</li>
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 The document calls for more production from renewable energy sources, and protecting its carbon sinks.

The overall objective of this Policy is to face the challenges imposed by climate change, with a view to ensuring the country's sustainable development. The principles underlying the national policy are: (i) precaution and anticipation, (ii) transversal coherence, (iii) the search for synergies, (iv) decentralization, (v) involvement and accountability , and (vi) partnership. The strategy aims to facilitate the translation of the National Policy Vision and Objectives. It targets state and non-state actors. The first series of actions envisaged relates to adaptation and aims to deal with the loss of livelihoods, the protection of natural capital and the consolidation of economic and social infrastructure, through the systematic consideration of the climate dimension in planning processes to prevent practices that instead increase vulnerability to the effects of climate change. The second concerns mitigation; the third relates to governance, the fourth is devoted to building the capacities of actors and the fifth relates to information, awareness-raising and knowledge management . The action plan is also an advocacy document and also includes an assessment of funding needs for its implementation.

This National Action Plan to Combat Desertification complies with the vision of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (CLD).
This Action Plan is also in line with the final declaration of the "Rio+20" conference, which states that: "desertification, land degradation and drought are global challenges that continue to pose serious difficulties for the sustainable development of all countries, particularly developing ones." Also, "…we must act without delay to reverse the process of land degradation".
The preparation of this report was preceded by a critical analysis of the PAN, which was updated in 2013. This analysis highlighted key data and directions to follow to align the PAN with the 2008-2018 Ten-Year Strategy.
This "updated" and "aligned" Action Plan is the result of collective work which involved several national and international actors, including government institutions, the 5 services of autonomous entities, civil society organizations, as well as relevant technical and financial partners.

Comoros National communication. NC3

Comoros. Biennial update report (BUR). BUR 1.

Comoros First NDC (Updated submission), Nationally Determined Contribution from Comoros in 2021

Comoros First NDC (Archived), Nationally Determined Contribution from Comoros in 2016

Comoros. National Communication (NC). NC 2., National Communication from Comoros in 2013

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