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30% cut in GHG emissions by 2030 compared with a 1990 baseline

0% tolerance for PM10 concentrations by 2015

9% cut in energy consumption (excluding Aluminum Combine Podgorica), then savings in line with EU by 2018 against a 2006 baseline

40% cut in energy intensity (29,770MJ to 17,692MJ) by 2030 against a 2010 baseline

Cut in biodegradable landfill waste from 63% to 47% in 2015 and to 22% by 2024 against a 2010 baseline

Up to 20% replacement of heating coal by solar and biomass by 2030

15% space heating from renewables by 2030

70% freight railway traffic on electricity (rather than diesel) by 2030

30% personal transportation by public transport by 2030

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<p>The project aims to strengthen climate resilience in the Western Balkans, covering Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, by fostering regional cooperation and innovation for climate adaptation. It supports locally led, scalable solutions addressing floods, droughts, and heatwaves, while promoting knowledge exchange, innovation finance, and inclusive participation. Through ecosystem-based and technology-driven approaches, it enhances livelihoods, ecosystems, and regional collaboration for long-term climate resilience.</p>

The project aims to promote the integrated and inclusive management multiple use landscapes/seascapes to promote biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, improve land and marine productivity and economic benefits to local communities. This will be achieved by supporting a shift to a more transformative integrated and inclusive planning and management of biological landscapes and seascapes. The intent is to facilitate and ensure a stronger multi-sector and multi-stakeholder effort that would also take into consideration the interests of local communities and private sector to address  the threats to key biodiversity, species and habitats through a holistic and multi-disciplinary effort that will build on the current baseline and take into consideration lessons learned from previous projects. The baseline investments, initiatives, projects and commitments are aligned with the emerging National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan that proposes integration with the KMGBF Target 3.  The project’s intervention pathways entails improved governance, policies and capacities of institutions, improved financial instruments for the promotion of biodiversity sensitive nature-based solutions. Through this integrated approach, the project aims to: (i) improved management effectiveness of 70,651.40 hectares within seven terrestrial protected areas; (ii) improved management effectiveness of 50,000 hectares of KBAs and identified OECMs through national policies and practices; (iii) improved management effectiveness of 2016.19 hectares within two marine protected areas; (iv) restoration of 6,000 hectares of degraded forests, pastures and agricultural lands; (v) stabilized  populations of globally important species (CR, EN, VU on IUCN Red List) through improved protection, habitat restoration, monitoring and enforcement; (v) reduced threats and enhance protection of threatened biodiversity, including endangered species; (vi) mitigate (to be calculated at PPG stage) mt.CO2e over a 20-year period; and (vii)  directly benefit 40,000 people (50% men and 50% women) through improved natural resource management, sustainable agricultural, grazing and forest practices, livelihood improvement, small scale enterprises and climate mitigation measures.

Local CSOs and CBOs in landscapes-seascapes around the world access grant financing and technical assistance, including capacity development and knowledge sharing to maintain and enhance their socio-ecological resilience, well-being and socio-economic conditions for global environmental benefits.

<p>Objective. The project objective is reduce the vulnerability of livelihoods  ecosystems innorthern Montenegro to the negative impacts of climate change. Objective. The project objective is reduce the vulnerability of livelihoods  ecosystems innorthern Montenegro to the negative impacts of climate change. Outcomes. The project will achieve the stated goal and objective through three outcomes:• Outcome 1. Enhanced resilience of smallholders’ livelihoods to climate change• Outcome 2. Improved resilience of ecosystems and infrastructures assets• Outcome 3. Strategies and mechanisms for mountain adaptation, based on lessons fromproject approaches and implementation, are integrated at municipal and national level.</p>

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