For the year 2050 a reduction of 11% of the country's emissions would mean a reduction of 203 to 181 million tonnes of CO e. The reduction of 22% by 2050 would mean a reduction of 203 to 125 million tonnes of CO e. The implementation of the Low Emission Development Strategy by 2050 would mean a reduction of 59% of the projected emissions, falling from 203 to 83 million tonnes of CO e. In the introduction of this document, the main objective of low-emission development is presented as the decoupling of the economic growth of GHG emissions. With a solid baseline of emissions by 2050, 43 mitigation options prioritized by sectoral ministries, microeconomic analyses of the 43 options and an assessment of their impact on the economy, Guatemala now has the tools to guide the country along the path of decoupling.