MENA: sufficiency of emission targets by country 2030

In 2023, Morocco was the only country according to the Climate Action Tracker in the Middle East and North Africa to have almost sufficient domestic emission targets, and sufficient fair-share emission targets. The top three emitters in the region Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates all had severly insufficient domestic and fair share emission targets.

Sufficiency of 2030 emission targets in the Middle East and North Africa region as of 2023, by country

Characteristic	Domestic target	Fair share target
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Release date

October 2023

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MENA

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2023

Supplementary notes

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Domestic target refers to the evaluation of achievable emission reduction routes within each country. This assessment aims to determine if the set targets or policies are progressing adequately towards complete decarbonization, aligning with the 1.5°C warming threshold.

Fair share target rating system relies on determining a country's total contribution required to ensure a fair implementation of the Paris Agreement. This assessment is complemented by the country's own analysis to address any data discrepancies.

Nationally Determined Contributions, or NDC is a country's self-defined climate goals, and corresponding action plans to achieve these goals under the Paris Agreement.

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