Ndcs in a sentence

Everyone is supposed to have a climate action plan (called Nationally Determined Contributions, or NDCs), but no mandatory targets.

He also used the opportunity to urge the NDCs and the persons responsible for the asset, while using it, to do so safely.

It is manifested across Guyana in the thirteen municipalities and NDCs they have control of.

There are 80 Local Authority Areas, comprising of 70 NDCs and 10 municipalities.

And in terms of ambition, 2024 has been marked by minimal progress, with almost no new NDCs or net zero pledges.

In this role, the NDCs serve as social-political documents that convey the underlying national political positions, values, needs and priorities in responding to climate change.

It doesn’t help that while the Paris Agreement requires countries to file plans — known in U.N. jargon as nationally determined contributions (NDCs) — every five years, the EU only sets itself targets for each decade.

The charities featured in the training videos — SOS Children's Villages, Blue Cross, Action Medical Research, Kidney Research and NDCS — have told us they did not know about these pitches.

The declaration misses an opportunity to demand structural reforms in multilateral development banks and central banks to align their strategies with Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and SDG goals.

The report calls on countries and businesses to work together to propose their NDCs and plans, which should reduce emissions in line with science.

To limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, countries must deliver enhanced Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), economy-wide emissions reductions, and investments in nature and adaptation, he stressed.

But Patterson said this recommendation that was endorsed by the Ministry of Communities and the Ministry of Agriculture was rejected by the Local Government’s NDCs.

Amongst the seven G20 members requiring additional policies and/or stricter enforcement of existing policies, the US has the largest gap to close, for both unconditional and conditional NDCs.

A UN-supported group of scientists concluded that even if all NDCs are implemented in full, the temperature rise is likely to surpass 1.5 degrees Celsius.

I am respectfully asking that KN’s investigating staff go on the ground and start investigating from the NDCs’ paperwork to the current date.

The expectation was that they would ramp up their commitments over time, with the next round of NDCs expected in 2020.

He believes that these changes to the electoral structures of the several NDCs and municipalities, will make the process of local governance easier.

He said there was an urgent need to enable the countries to implement their NDCs to save the continent from the negative impact of the phenomenon.

In most NDCs, little to nothing is said about what happens in the intervening years, so an assumption must be made about the likely trajectory.

President David Granger yesterday challenged Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs) to lead the revitalisation of the economic and cultural lives of villages.