What is United Republic of Tanzania's pathway to limit global warming to 1.5°C?
What is the goal?
The explorer provides domestic emissions pathways required to keep to the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C temperature goal and details their key characteristics for 64 countries. In addition to an economy-wide view, the webtool also includes 1.5°C compatible benchmarks for individual sectors. Sectors analysed include industry, forestry (LULUCF), buildings, transport, waste, and power, including investments requirements for the power and the transport sectors to come. In-depth policy assessment for 25 of these countries provide context for the decarbonisation trajectories.
Who is it for?
The explorer shows emissions pathways and science-based sectoral policy benchmarks explicitly compatible with the Paris Agreement 1.5°C limit, to empower national decision makers in setting ambitious emissions reductions targets. It is also aimed at civil society and national interest groups to help inform the debate on driving climate action.
How is it done?
Selected global and regional Paris consistent pathways from the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report are scaled down to the national level, based on the interactions across economic sectors, energy consumption and emissions. See the methodology section for more details.
Stay in touch
Work on the 1.5°C national pathway explorer is ongoing. Over the next two years we will be updating the webtool with new countries and adding analysis for countries' transport, industry, buildings, waste, agriculture and forestry sectors, including investments requirements for the power and transport sector. For more information on this project or to provide feedback, contact us.
