ADVANCING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR LONG-TERM LOW EMISSIONS
To achieve consensus in its construction, a two days with an approach to
agriculture, forestry and other land use sector performed. Published on
Wednesday April 24, 2019. The Secretariat of Environment and Sustainable
Development initiated this morning the first workshop for the development
of a national long-term strategy in low emissions of greenhouse gases. The
meeting will continue tomorrow, was held in conjunction with the Ministry
of Agro Industry Office, the Institute of National Agricultural Technology
Institute (INTA) and Avina Foundation. "Our goal in these two days is to
generate inputs to start developing a strategy for long-term low carbon" he
said at the opening Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Area National Environment, Carlos Gentile. "We have a history of work
jointly with other ministries through our experience in the National Office
for Climate Change. This time, we will begin this process with the Ministry
of Agro-industry to achieve the formulation of this strategy in the
agriculture, forestry and other land use sector, "he added. The workshop
aims to build local capacity modeling, strengthen dialogue between
decision-makers and the scientific-academic and provide technical inputs
for the formulation of low national strategy on emissions in the mentioned
2050. industry also is part of the work of the National Office for climate
change, set up by President Mauricio Macri to form a harmonious strategy
among the ministries involved with climate change that will take advantage
of opportunities, limit the negative impacts and position Argentina as a
proactive country in this area. The event is part of the efforts that our
country is making to comply with the Paris Agreement, which invites
supporters to increase their efforts to formulate national development
strategies with low emissions of greenhouse gases long term. In addition,
we assume that these long-term visions must be based on solid data and
models, as well as contributions made by different actors in society who
play a key role to achieve them. In this sense, Gentile said the conference
facilitates dialogue "in order to initiate the necessary studies to discuss
internally what should be the strategy of low emission development for our
country to 2050". It is recalled that the Paris Agreement calls for
submitting a national contribution and review every 5 years. Argentina made
its first contribution in 2015 and revised in 2016, committing an absolute
goal of not issue more than 483 million tons by 2030. Also participating in
the opening of the meeting: Deputy Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock and
Fisheries, Luis Urriza; Sustainable Productions Director of the
Secretariat, Nicholas Lucas; and the National Director of INTA, Hector
Espina.
agriculture, forestry and other land use sector performed. Published on
Wednesday April 24, 2019. The Secretariat of Environment and Sustainable
Development initiated this morning the first workshop for the development
of a national long-term strategy in low emissions of greenhouse gases. The
meeting will continue tomorrow, was held in conjunction with the Ministry
of Agro Industry Office, the Institute of National Agricultural Technology
Institute (INTA) and Avina Foundation. "Our goal in these two days is to
generate inputs to start developing a strategy for long-term low carbon" he
said at the opening Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Area National Environment, Carlos Gentile. "We have a history of work
jointly with other ministries through our experience in the National Office
for Climate Change. This time, we will begin this process with the Ministry
of Agro-industry to achieve the formulation of this strategy in the
agriculture, forestry and other land use sector, "he added. The workshop
aims to build local capacity modeling, strengthen dialogue between
decision-makers and the scientific-academic and provide technical inputs
for the formulation of low national strategy on emissions in the mentioned
2050. industry also is part of the work of the National Office for climate
change, set up by President Mauricio Macri to form a harmonious strategy
among the ministries involved with climate change that will take advantage
of opportunities, limit the negative impacts and position Argentina as a
proactive country in this area. The event is part of the efforts that our
country is making to comply with the Paris Agreement, which invites
supporters to increase their efforts to formulate national development
strategies with low emissions of greenhouse gases long term. In addition,
we assume that these long-term visions must be based on solid data and
models, as well as contributions made by different actors in society who
play a key role to achieve them. In this sense, Gentile said the conference
facilitates dialogue "in order to initiate the necessary studies to discuss
internally what should be the strategy of low emission development for our
country to 2050". It is recalled that the Paris Agreement calls for
submitting a national contribution and review every 5 years. Argentina made
its first contribution in 2015 and revised in 2016, committing an absolute
goal of not issue more than 483 million tons by 2030. Also participating in
the opening of the meeting: Deputy Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock and
Fisheries, Luis Urriza; Sustainable Productions Director of the
Secretariat, Nicholas Lucas; and the National Director of INTA, Hector
Espina.