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Next Generation NDCs: Setting Sectoral Targets to Maximize Impact ( [link removed] ) ( [link removed] )

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*Tuesday, June 25*

*10* *:00* *-11.30 am EDT / 4* *:00* *-5.30 pm CET*

*Online Event*

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By early 2025, countries are due to unveil new national climate commitments (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. Ambitious new commitments to cut emissions by 2035 are crucial to limiting global warming and reaching net-zero by mid-century, but to be effective these plans should go farther.

Setting sectoral targets for 2035 will help guide domestic policymaking in ways that top-line emissions reduction targets on their own do not. Including sector-level targets can also catalyze investments and mobilize more concrete action on the ground.

During this webinar – organized as part of London Climate Action Week – leading experts will present the benefits of including setting sector-specific targets in countries’ next generation NDCs and lay out specific examples for how to approach targets for key sectors like energy, transport, buildings, food, agriculture and land use. These sectors collectively emit about 90% of greenhouse gas emissions globally.

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*Speakers:*

* *Bruce Douglas,* CEO, Global Renewables Alliance
* *Pandora Batra,* Strategic Engagement Manager, Climate Program and Ross Center for Sustainable Cities, WRI
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*René Zamora-Cristales,* Senior Manager Restoration Policy & Forest Economist, WRI

* *Taryn Fransen,* Director of Science, Research, and Data, Climate, Finance and Economics Program, WRI **
* *Jamal Srouji,* Associate, Climate, Finance and Economics Program, WRI

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This webinar is free and open to the public – we invite you to share this event with interested colleagues and networks!

To learn more about NDCs and the importance of sectoral targets, read WRI’s Five-Point Plan for Next Generation NDCs ( [link removed] ).

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