Cuba worked with ICAT to develop a new baseline and mitigation scenario for the energy sector within Cuba’s new NDC, incorporating identified mitigation actions. This involved designing a monitoring and reporting framework for the energy sector, considering international reporting requirements. A follow-up project focused on strengthening capacities to meet the country’s reporting requirements through the BTR and update the NDC. Currently, Cuba is working with ICAT to strengthen national capacity to design a technical and methodological proposal for a “below business-as-usual” NDC, and to develop a relevant MRV proposal.
Strengthen national capacities to develop a technical-methodological proposal for an NDC of the ‘below business-as-usual’ type and make a proposal for tracking and reporting under the MRV system that the country is currently building.
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The project is focused on strengthening capacities to meet the country’s reporting requirements through the BTR and on carrying out studies to propose the elevation of the ambition of the country’s mitigation contributions.
Develop a new baseline and mitigation system for the energy sector in the context of the new NDC; design a monitoring and reporting framework for the energy sector in the context of the new NDC and taking into account the international requirements in terms of reporting.
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