Advancing clean cooking for climate action | |||||||
Pathways to higher-tier solutions and scaled investment outil d'aide à la décision Nov 2025 ; 68 pages Ed. FAO - Rome UNDP - New York Téléchargeable sous format: PdF Page de présentation d'un éditeur Abstract: As countries advance more ambitious NDC commitments to limit global warming to 1.5°C, a critical and urgent opportunity exists to ensure that clean cooking is systematically integrated in these efforts. By setting specific clean cooking targets in NDCs (or their implementation plans), and aligning them with existing national policies, countries can better position themselves to attract climate finance, leverage carbon market opportunities and build robust implementation coalitions at national, regional and global levels. To provide the theory and data behind this call, the report explores the climate implications of different cooking systems, both low and high tier (refer to Box 1). It examines the critical role of NDCs as vehicles for transformative change and showcases how NDCs can serve as a platform for countries to define clear targets and indicators for higher-tier clean cooking solutions. This report encourages countries to strengthen how clean cooking actions are prioritized throughout the preparation and implementation of their NDCs. When relevant, clean cooking can be reflected as a priority across both adaptation and mitigation actions that are articulated in the NDC. Contents: Preface 6 1. Introduction 8 2. Clean cooking as a global climate imperative 15 3. Clean cooking in NDC submissions and emerging trends 22 4. The case for financing tier 4+ low-carbon technologies 32 5. Digital measurement, reporting and verification systems and the role of the Internet of Things 37 6. Case studies: Evidence from the ground 40 7. Policy recommendations for integrating clean cooking into NDCs 61 Publics-Cibles: Acteurs de coopération , Socio-économiste , Décideurs locaux ou nationaux
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