Suriname is considered an upper-middle income economy1 with a high human development index score.2 Since 2000, the rise in international commodity prices resulted in a strong expansion of the Surinamese economy. GDP rose from less than USD 1 billion in 2000 to over USD 5 billion in 2014. The 2017
Suriname is considered an upper-middle income economy1 with a high human development index score.2 Since 2000, the rise in international commodity prices resulted in a strong expansion of the Surinamese economy. GDP rose from less than USD 1 billion in 2000 to over USD 5 billion in 2014. The 2017 GDP per capita was USD 4,428. Suriname’s economy heavily depends on the primary sector: mining and agriculture.
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SR
Sectoral Mitigation Plans
M_SecGen11
Estimated cost of implementation for the conditional part of a given sectoral plan
Estimated costs for implementation (conditional)
Energy
Energy Efficiency
SR
Sectoral Mitigation Plans
M_SecGen5
Estimated total costs of implementation for a given sectoral plan
Estimated total costs for implementation
Energy
Energy Efficiency
SR
Sectoral Mitigation Plans
M_SecGen11
Estimated cost of implementation for the conditional part of a given sectoral plan
Estimated costs for implementation (conditional)
LULUCF/Forestry
Conservation
SR
Sectoral Mitigation Plans
M_SecGen5
Estimated total costs of implementation for a given sectoral plan
Estimated total costs for implementation
LULUCF/Forestry
Conservation
SR
Sectoral Mitigation Actions
M_SecAct12
Estimated cost of implementation for the conditional part of a given sectoral downstream action 
Estimated costs for implementation (conditional)
Energy
Renewable Energy: Hydro