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NDC 3.0 commits Malawi to cut emissions by up to 48% by 2035 with international support, and costs USD 7.06 billion to carry out.
Malawi’s first full assessment of its environment in 15 years looks at land, forests, water, air quality and biodiversity.
The assessment finds that forest cover fell from 47% in 1975 to 24% in 2020, and that 85% of Malawians rely directly on biodiversity.
The Framework makes the Environmental Affairs Department the single entry point for all carbon trading projects in Malawi.
Malawi is one of six front-runner countries for the LDC Initiative for Effective Adaptation and Resilience.