390.8K
Area (km²)
16.6
Population (millions)
$2.5K
GDP per Capita (USD)
50.300
Gini coefficient
46.4Mt
Total Emissions (MtCO2e)
1.85
Emissions per Capita (tCO2e/person)
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Governance

Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G1. Legal and regulatory framework
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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G2. Government structure
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
G3. Long-term strategy
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
G4. Risk management
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
G5. Horizontal and vertical coordination
No
No
No
No
▲ World
G6. Stakeholder engagement
No
No
No
No
▲ World
G7. Inclusiveness
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G8. Monitoring mechanisms
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G9. Transparency
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G10. Oversight and climate litigation
No
No
No
No
▲ World

Public policies

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
P1. Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
P2. Mitigation strategy
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
P3. National adaptation plans and strategies
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
P4. Mitigation sectors
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Agriculture - Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use has 61.46% and Energy Sector 35.17% as per Zimbabwe's First Biennal Update Report 2020.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
P5. Adaptation sectors
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
Agriculture and food security - Agriculture and Food security are given priority by National Development Strategy 1-2021-2025 as the Zimbabwean Economy is Agriculture Based. Also Energy is given priority as it is the second emitter of GreenHouse Gas.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Energy - Energy is high priority for Zimbabwe as the country relies on Hydro Power and its generation is severely affected by inadequacy of water due to climate change. The government has resorted to Coal for production of power.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

Finance

Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
F1. Domestic climate finance
No
No
No
No
▲ World
F2. International climate finance - provider countries
Not applicable
F3. International climate finance - recipient countries
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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F4. Private climate finance mechanisms
No
No
No
No
▲ World
Responsibility for assessment: Office of the Auditor General (Zimbabwe) - Concluded on 2024-10-11

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