Mauritius: Climate Change - Review of Nationally Determined Contributions of Mauritius

press release

The launch of the review process of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Mauritius will be effected soon through videoconference and will bring together all stakeholders and different segments of the society to promote an inclusive and participatory approach in that exercise. The country is moreover benefitting from the support of the French government to the tune of 200,000 euros and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to the tune of USD 300,000 for the review.

This was announced by the Minister of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change, Mr Kavydass Ramano, yesterday afternoon, during a press conference at Ken Lee Tower, in Port Louis. The French Ambassador to Mauritius, Mr Emmanuel Cohet, and the Representative of the UNDP Country Office in Mauritius, Ms Amanda Serumaga, were also present.

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