Qatar
The first NDC submission of Qatar contributes highly, among others, to SDG 11 'Sustainable Cities and Communities' (26%) and SDG 6 'Clean Water and Sanitation' (16%). For SDG 11 the highest contributions relate to Target '11.2 Accessible and sustainable transport systems' (40%) and Target '11.6 Reduce environmental impact of cities (air quality, waste)' (30%). Here, some of the main climate actions are related to 'Air quality improvement' (33%) and 'Reduction of loss and damage from climate impacts' (17%). For SDG 6 contributions relate to Target '6.4 Increase water-use efficiency and sustainable withdrawal - reduce water scarcity' (75%) and Target '6.3 Improve water quality, reduce pollution, increase recycling' (25%). Here, the main climate actions are related to 'Water desalinisation' (27%) and 'Water treatment' (18%).
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Analyse and compare how countries’ climate ambitions correspond to each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
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Can climate actions generate synergies between multiple Sustainable Development Goals?
This chart aggregates climate actions into broader socio-economic categories and enables exploration of the cross-cutting nature of climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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