Global climate goals and important international agreements that help combat climate change.
We strive to achieve the global climate goals set by international organizations.
The Framework Convention on Climate Change is an important international agreement that unites countries’ efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change.
The Kyoto Protocol, in turn, is the first international agreement obligating developed countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. It plays an important role in global efforts to combat climate change.
The Paris Agreement is a key document adopted at the COP21 conference, which seeks to limit global warming to below 2 degrees Celsius and take action to achieve the 1.5-degree target.
On our page you will also find national adaptation plans (NAPs) and information on countries’ climate strategies contained in their nationally determined contributions (NDCs), which set out their specific plans and measures for combating climate change.
We invite you to explore these links to learn more about global climate goals and international agreements, as well as the measures we are taking as part of our project on climate change-related initiatives.

Framework Convention on Climate Change
Kyoto Protocol
Paris Agreement
Countries' NDCs
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are a key element of the Paris Agreement and help achieve its long-term goals. NDCs reflect the efforts of individual countries to reduce emissions at the national level and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Under paragraph 2 of Article 4 of the Paris Agreement, each Party prepares and communicates to the UN Climate Change Secretariat the NDCs it intends to achieve and adheres to them. To achieve the goals of these contributions, Parties take national measures to mitigate climate change.
Countries' NAPs
UNEP helps countries around the world in their efforts to develop National Adaptation Plans (NAPs). The NAP process aims to identify medium- and long-term adaptation needs based on the latest advances in climate science. After identifying the main factors of vulnerability to climate change, the NAP process develops strategies to address them.

Information on strategies, programs, legislation, and initiatives related to climate change in Kyrgyzstan.
Here you will find measures and regulations governing the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, the development of by-laws, and climate change adaptation initiatives. We also cover initiatives within the Global Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF). We invite you to explore these materials for more information about our climate policy.

Strategies and Programs
Laws
KR Initiatives
Kyrgyzstan in the CVF
Kyrgyzstan's Positions and Statements
By-laws and Regulations

Strategies and programs developed by various international organizations to combat climate change.
Here you will find information on strategies and program initiatives from organizations such as the International Science Council, the United Nations (UN), and UNICEF (United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund).
These organizations offer science-based solutions, action programs, and coordinated efforts to achieve a sustainable future in the context of climate change. Visiting this section will help you learn about the initiatives and work of these organizations in the field of climate policy.

International Science Council
UN Strategies and Programs
UNICEF Strategies and Programs