Taiwan approves NDC 3.0 ahead of COP30, signaling commitment to global collective action
November 7, 2025 | CSR@天下 (In Chinese) |
Taiwan approved its updated NDC 3.0 ahead of COP30, setting a target to reduce net GHG emissions by 38% ± 2% by 2035 compared to 2005 levels. Taiwan’s environment minister described the target as a highly challenging “moonshot” goal. The plan covers key areas including green finance and carbon pricing, climate adaptation, energy transition and smart green energy strategies, agriculture and land use, and international cooperation. Despite Taiwan’s non-party status under the UNFCCC, officials framed the update as a concrete contribution to “global collective action,” signaling intent to align domestic climate policy with international norms and regional climate collaboration.
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