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The Strategic Framework for Economic Recovery and Sustainable Development (CREDD 2019-2023) operates on 5 axes for development in Mali. The fourth axis guarantees a healthy environment, builds resilience to climate change and focuses on sustainable development. Specific objectives and sub-objectives within this axis are are follows: a) participaroty management of renewable natural resources, b)integrated water resource management involving the role of Water Police and other infrstructural developments, c) promoting the use of innovtaitve technology for a green economy, and for sustainable production and consumption, d) improve water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), e) the promotion of a sustainable and modern and productive agricultural sector by strengthening land tenure, supporting small farmers, promoting agricultural entrepreneurship, improving technological capacities, etc. These objectives have been designed in accordance with the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the African Union Agenda 2063.

This order creates the National Steering Committee, within the Ministry of the Environment, Sanitation and Sustainable Development, for the project "Climate risks and floods management in Mali" to preserve lives and goods. It establishes the compositions and functions of the Committee.

This order establishes within the Ministry for the Environment, a National Steering Committee of the Global Alliance against Climate Change in Mali-Phase 2 (AGCC-Mali 2), CNPAGCC-MALI 2 program. It establishes the composition and functions of the Steering Committee.

This decree sets the organization and operating procedures of the Great Green Wall Management Unit (UGMV). The Great Green Wall Management Unit is attached to the General Secretariat of the Ministry of the Environment.

This Order creates, within the Ministry of the Environment, a Steering Committee of the Project "Intensifying the Resilience to the Climatic Changes through an integrated agricultural and pastoral management in the Sahelian zone within the framework of the sustainable management approach of the Lands.

This law ratifies the ordinance No. 2020-012/P-RM of March 23, 2020 exempting renewable energy equipment from VAT, import duties and taxes.

This ordinance creates an office called the Project to Strengthen Resilience to Food Insecurity in Mali. Art. 3 notably states that the Project must develop climate change adaptation capabilities of farmers and fishermen.

This ordinance creates the Renewable Energy Agency of Mali and defines its missions, budget and organisation.

The Agency is in charge of 1) developing an inventory and assess the country's potential for renewable energy resources, 2) contribute to the definition of national renewable energy strategies, 3) to conduct research / development activities in the field of renewable energies, 4) conduct studies and monitor the implementation of renewable energy programs and projects for the benefit of industry stakeholders, 5) to contribute to the development and capacity building of craftsmen, agents of the technical structures of the State, local authorities and private, as well as those of renewable energy institutions in other countries, 6) to contribute to the information and awareness of promoters and users of renewable energy equipment, 7) to carry out tests, quality control and labeling of renewable energy equipment for the benefit of promoters, 8) research and set up sustainable and adapted financing mechanisms for renewable energy projects and programs in a Public Private Partnership framework, and 9) to participate in international cooperation actions in the field of renewable energies.

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

Mali. National Communication (NC). NC 3., National Communication from Mali in 2018

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

10% electricity from renewables (from 3% baseline) by 2022

10% energy from renewables by 2015, then 15% by 2022

70% woodfuel in final energy consumption, then 60% (reduction from 81%) by 2010, 2015 against a 2005 baseline

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