Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy and Action Plan
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Category: Executive
Document Type: Plan
Role: Annex
Georgia's 2021-2023 Climate Action Plan, prepared under government ordinance, outlines measures and targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35% below 1990 levels by 2030, aligning with the country's NDC and international commitments.
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2021-2023 Action Plan of Georgia’s 2030 Climate Strategy
Action Plan is prepared in accordance with the Government of Georgia Ordinance No 629, 20 December 2019, on the “Approval of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation of Policy Documents.” Historical and Baseline indicators of the impact values are taken from 1990-2015 Georgia’s
National GHG Inventory. “Reference Scenario Projection” is calculated in different models, and the results are aggregated in the LEAP model. It refers to the indicator’s expected index in case the intervention is not implemented, and it is compared with the desired “Final Target Value”
of the indicator. The “Baseline” of output indicator of the objective refers to the latest existing and available data, and it is compared to intermediate and final target indexes of the output indicator of the objective. For more information on assumptions and methodologies, see Appendix IV
of Georgia’s 2030 Climate Change Strategy. Although many activities in the Climate Action Plan are carried out by the private sector, they are implemented with the high involvement of the public sector, particularly the efforts of the public servants. In the budget part, only the
approximate amount of direct, additional costs is included. Consequently, the budget does not indicate indirect costs, including time allocated by the public servants. Due to the specifications of climate change mitigation measures, in some cases, private sector investments are indicated,
although these amounts are not included in the total budget of the Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan.
Vision Reduce the domestic GHG emissions to 35% below 1990 levels in 2030 (as per 2021 Updated NDC)
Reduce the GHG emissions to 15% in the energy generation and transmission sector compared to reference scenario
Goal 1
projection
Link to SDGs SDGs 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 11
Amount of GHG emissions
from energy generation and Reference scenario
Impact indicator 1.1: transmission sector Historical Baseline Medium-term target Medium-term target Final target Sources of verification
projection
(ktCO2e)
2030 National GHG
Year 1990 2015 2024 2028 2030 2030
Inventory
Value 4,425 5,212 5,687
19,855 3,654 6,691
(-15%)
Proportion of the population
that predominantly uses
Impact indicator 1.2: Sources of verification
clean energy sources and
technologies
Multiple Indicator Cluster
Year 2018 2022 2026 2028 2030
Survey (MICS) of Georgia
Value 92,1% 93% 96% 97% 98%
Objective 1.1
Renewable energy (wind, solar, hydro, biomass) generation support
Share of renewable energy
Outcome indicator of the
in Georgia’s electricity Baseline Medium-term target Medium-term target Medium-term target Medium-term target Final target Sources of verification
objective 1.1.1:
generation
Ten-year network
Year 2018 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 development plan of
Georgia
Value 78% 72% 76% 82% 85% 87%
Risk Delay/cancellation of works by construction companies/investors due to population protests; Delays in conducting research required for projects due to the
pandemic (including mobilization of a group of foreign experts)
Links to EU-Georgia
Output indicator of the Sources of verification
Activity Short description Association Agreement and Responsible institution Partner institution Period of implementation Budget Financing source
activityTags: Reporting, Investment, Finance, Development, Ghg, Mrv, Methodology, Planning, Institutions / Administrative Arrangements, Mitigation, Sdgs, Energy, Unfccc, Compliance, Regulation, Electricity, Governance, Policy, Paris Agreement
Sector: Economy-wide