Including the cost of energy efficiency measures such as building codes, standards and labels, and energy audits will increase the total cost of implementation, which is expected to be met partly through domestic funding and conditional on international climate financing including through the Green Climate Fund among others. Type of reference Emissions reduction relative to Business-As-Usual baselines Coverage % national emissions Sector Energy Public electricity (generation and demand side management) Land transport Waste Solid waste management [sectors not listed do not contribute significantly to emissions; opportunities for emission reductions in LULUCF are limited] Baseline description Business As Usual scenario of emission projections based on economic growth in the absence of climate change policies, starting from 2010 in the case of public electricity and land transport sub-sectors (to which non-GHG outcomes have been applied), and 2012 for emission from solid waste management (to which a project-based approach is used).