Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment hosted national consultation on draft 2035 NDC 3.0 to solicit opinions from all sectors
Sources of informationSeptember 9, 2025 | Ministry of Environment News (In Chinese) |
Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment convened experts and stakeholders to review the draft Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0), which sets 2035 climate targets and outlines sector-specific mitigation pathways. Participants highlighted agriculture’s need for clearer measurement standards, stronger financing mechanisms, and quantifiable milestones for soil carbon, fertilizer-related emissions, and renewable energy integration. The consultation underscored that future progress will hinge on transparent MRV, cross-agency coordination, and policy tools that help farmers adopt low-emission technologies. Feedback from the symposium will guide revisions to ensure the final NDC includes actionable indicators, sector budgets, and support schemes aligned with international climate reporting frameworks.
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September 9, 2025 | Ministry of Environment News (In Chinese) | Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment convened experts and stakeholders to review the draft Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0), whi
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