Executive Summary
October 28, 2021
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Executive summary A Global Model Since 2009 In 2009, Guyana launched the first Low-carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) from a developing country, setting out a vision
Executive summary A Global Model Since 2009 In 2009, Guyana launched the first Low-carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) from a developing country, setting out a vision
Chapter Seven: Involving all Guyanese in the Low-Carbon Transition Ongoing engagement of all Guyanese is essential to successfully creating the new low-carbon economy in Guyana.
Appendix Three – The Guyana-Norway Partnership When it was agreed, the Guyana-Norway partnership was the second largest Interim REDD+ arrangement in the world – and
Appendix Two – ART-TREES Background to TREES The REDD+ Environmental Excellence Standard (TREES) sets out ART requirements for the quantification, monitoring, and reporting of GHG
Appendix One – Background on Definition and valuation of Guyana’s forests Over the past decade, the advanced MRVS built in Guyana enables the country to
Chapter Six: Aligning with global climate goals: Oil and Gas Since the first LCDS was published, oil and gas have been discovered off Guyana’s coast,
Chapter Five: Protecting Against Climate Change In 2022, work will start on the implementation of Guyana’s Climate Resilience Strategy and Action Plan, addressing the most
Chapter Four: Stimulating Growth: Low-Carbon Development Introduction Stimulating future low-carbon growth will involve advancement in traditional sectors as well as new sectors. The main areas
Chapter Three: Stimulating Future Growth: Clean Energy Abstract Using natural gas as a bridge away from heavy fuel oil, followed by the Amaila Falls Hydropower
Chapter Two: Moving to a Market Mechanism for Forest Climate Services Abstract In 2021, at the Glasgow Conference of the Parties (COP26) of the UNFCCC,
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