Mitigation Targets and Actions under Sierra Leone’s NDC

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Mitigation Targets and Actions under Sierra Leone’s NDC Presented at the Capacity Building Workshop CDM Standardized Baselines: opportunities to experience simplified tools for MRV 21-22 March 2017 Ministry of Agriculture,Youyi Building,Freetown, Sierra Leone by Dr. Reynold G. Johnson University of Sierra Leone National Consultant on NDC for the Climate Change Secretariat of EPA-SL

Presentation Format Background and Introduction Sierra Leone National situation and policy context Mitigation Component of the INDC Mitigation targets under the NDC Monitoring, Reporting And Verification Of The Implementation Of The INDC

Background and Introduction The design of Sierra Leone’s INDC Scope and coverage Sectors and gases targeted Priority sectors and gases that contribute most to the national GHG inventory and/or are expected to contribute most in the future Mitigation commitments under the Copenhagen Accord

The national context of Sierra Leone The country is yet to produce its Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) The National Communications have not produced projections of greenhouse gas emissions for the country. Sierra Leone’s INDCs is framed in terms of desired outcomes.

Sierra Leone’s emission levels are relatively low already. Sierra Leone could not commit to a certain outcome or result—for example, reducing emissions to a specific level (a greenhouse gas outcome). The domestic situation Sierra Leone faces i.e. being solely dependent on fuel imports to meet its minimum energy needs, reducing emissions further than BAU can only be achieved through country wide LEDs which the country has already adopted.

Mitigation objectives set under its NDC Sierra Leone’s overall conditionalmitigation objective set under its INDC is to maintain the emission levels of the country relatively Low (close to the world average of 7.58 MtCO2e) by 2035 or neutral by 2050 by reducing her carbon footprint and by following green growth pathways in all economic sectors.

Mitigation commitments under the Copenhagen Accord Establishment of the national secretariat for climate change (NSCC) Setting/developing air, water and soil quality standards, and ensure regular assessments and monitoring through control programs. Expanding clean energy utilization (e.g. solar, mini-hydro electric power, LPG, biomass stoves etc).   Development of energy efficiency programmes through sensitization and awareness raising campaigns. Sustainable production of charcoal a reduce dependence on firewood.

Development of alternative energy sources such as bio-fuels from sugarcane, corn, rice husk, etc. Developing agricultural and urban waste incineration programmes for energy production. Improved waste management through composting and recycling of waste. Development and enforcement of regulations on regular maintenance of vehicles (vehicle emission testing): formulation of transport plans. Improved and promoting use of public transport (e.g. road and water): for passengers and cargo to reduce traffic congestion and GHG’s emissions.  

RE and EE measures set in Sierra Leone’s INDC Make use of the hydro potential sites as viable mitigation option for the electricity sector Promotion of energy efficiency, enhanced management and expansion of the energy mix through uptake of renewable energy sources (Solar, Wind, Hydro, Biomass) particularly in the rural areas of Sierra Leone.

Targets In this regard, no RE and EE targets are proposed in the NDC. Sierra Leone is currently working in its 3rd National Communication and GHG inventory and estimating the GHG reductions associated to the reduction target in perspective. Progressive information towards this end is expected to be available by the end of 2017 and in subsequent NCs, BURs etc.

Long term global contribution Sierra Leone also presented an intensity based reduction target by 25 to 35 percent, by 2050 in phases (2020-2030, 2030-2050) compared to 1990 including use of international credits well as the vision to hold per capita emissions in Sierra Leone’s average world level in the longer term. These unavoidable emissions will have to be eventually compensated through sinks or removals.

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