Belize mitigation potential is framed on an action-based approach, covering multiple sectors, (e.g. forestry, electricity, waste and transport) that is conditional on the availability of cost effective technology, capacity building and adequate financial support.Activity Description Objective Anticipated emission reduction Reserves and sustainable forest management This activity is expected to reduce emissions from land use and forestry from the 2015 estimate of down to zero emissions sometime in the future and could turn the sector into a sink. This activity is also a key building block of adaptation which is being put into practice in key biodiversity areas in Belize. Reduced deforestation, increased resilience of human communities, and sustainable forest management. Watershed protection for water and food security. Belize would potentially reduce greenhouse gas emissions by cumulative per year by 2030. The cumulative reduction would be up to over the period from 2020 to 2030, depending on the level of financial support.