From commitments to implementation — connecting resilience, low-carbon development and climate finance with practical delivery for communities and ecosystems.
Somalia’s NDC 3.0 sets a 34% greenhouse-gas emissions reduction target by 2035 relative to business as usual: 5% unconditional and 29% conditional on international support.
Achievement depends on climate finance, institutional and technical capacity, better climate data, technology transfer and strong implementation partnerships. The agenda therefore links national coordination with action in energy, agriculture, forestry, waste, water, land and coastal systems.
Relative to the business-as-usual scenario.
Each action sets out its purpose and the core areas where Somalia seeks delivery partners.
Strengthen national and federal member-state coordination, institutional responsibility, monitoring and accountability.
Scale locally led adaptation and climate-ready systems where climate impacts are already felt.
Empower communities and local institutions to design, deliver and monitor climate solutions.
Connect national priorities with international funds, development partners and responsible private investment.
Restore degraded land and strengthen climate-resilient agriculture, pastoralism and food systems.
Expand reliable renewable energy while creating skills, jobs and enterprise opportunities.
Protect coastal ecosystems and strengthen sustainable ocean-based livelihoods.
Turn climate knowledge, local innovation and digital tools into practical implementation.
Build long-term partnerships around aligned planning, field delivery and measurable results.
Connect technical expertise, finance and implementation capacity with national climate priorities. Meet the delegation at the Somalia Pavilion, Stand B175.
