0 GgCO2e in 2030. (covered under MA10 – Substituting HFC). MA10 – Substituting HFC. HFCs were introduced in The Gambia as a substitute for CFCs, which are ozone- depleting substances regulated under the Montreal Protocol. HFCs are used in refrigeration, air conditioning (311,000 tCO2e) and in aerosols (308,000 tCO2e) and
0 GgCO2e in 2030. (covered under MA10 – Substituting HFC). MA10 – Substituting HFC. HFCs were introduced in The Gambia as a substitute for CFCs, which are ozone- depleting substances regulated under the Montreal Protocol. HFCs are used in refrigeration, air conditioning (311,000 tCO2e) and in aerosols (308,000 tCO2e) and as fire retardants (8,000 tCO2e). The United Nations Industrial Development Organization supports The Gambia in its efforts to reduce HFC emissions. The agency’s activities aim at end the use of HFCs and substitute them with hydrocarbons.
HFCs were introduced in The Gambia as a substitute for CFCs, which are ozonedepleting substances regulated under the Montreal Protocol. HFCs are used in refrigeration, air conditioning (311,000 tCO2e) and in aerosols (308,000 tCO2e) and as fire retardants (8,000 tCO2e). The United Nations Industrial Development Organization supports The Gambia in its efforts to reduce HFC emissions. The agency’s activities aim at end the use of HFCs and substitute them with hydrocarbons. It does this by: • redesigning products to phase out both ozone-depleting substances and GHG
GM
Sectoral Mitigation Actions
M_SecAct2
Sectoral downstream actions to be undertaken as part of the NDC contribution
Downstream actions
Industries
HFCs
GM
Sectoral Mitigation Actions
M_SecAct11
Conditional part of mitigation target for a given sectoral downstream actions
Conditional part of mitigation target
Industries
HFCs