185.2K
Area (km²)
24.7
Population (millions)
$1.1K
GDP per Capita (USD)
26.600
Gini coefficient
46.3Mt
Total Emissions (MtCO2e)
1.91
Emissions per Capita (tCO2e/person)
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G10. Oversight and climate litigation
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P4. Mitigation sectors
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Agriculture - Forestry, land and agriculture sector: The Syrian Arab Republic has been covered with forests and trees for decades stretching from the Mediterranean Sea to the Syrian Badia, while forests covered 32% of the Syrian territory in the last century, but
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Land and ocean ecosystems - Land and ocean ecosystems
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Agriculture and food security - Combating land degradation and desertification: The Syrian Arab Republic suffers from the phenomenon of desertification and land degradation, especially agricultural land, which negatively affects the lives of many people and poses a threat to nation
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Responsibility for assessment: SAI Syria - Concluded on 2025-02-27

Disclaimer: Components F2 and F3 were assessed based on the mechanisms established by the Paris Agreement, rather than on the amount of resources actually transferred