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The temperature trends indicate an increase of the mean annual temperature of up 3.8°C by 2100. In order to address climate change threats, the Republic of Mauritius is developing a pragmatic approach to develop its resilience. 2.0 Mitigation contributions Mauritius will promote and implement the following mitigation activities:  smart
The temperature trends indicate an increase of the mean annual temperature of up 3.8°C by 2100.  In order to address climate change threats, the Republic of Mauritius is developing a pragmatic approach to develop its resilience. 2.0 Mitigation contributions Mauritius will promote and implement the following mitigation activities:  smart use of marine resources;  expansion in solar, wind and biomass energy production and other renewable energy sources;  sustainable consumption and  production in all sectors of the economy;  gradual shift towards the use of cleaner energy technologies,  such as LNG, among others;  modernisation of the national electricity grid through the use of smart technologies, which is a prerequisite to accelerate the uptake of renewable energy;  efficient use of energy through the deployment of appropriate technologies in all sectors of the economy and awareness  raising on energy conservation;  sustainable transportation, including promotion of energy efficient mass transportation systems based on hybrid technologies and cleaner energy sources;  climate smart agriculture including bio-farming;  sustainable and integrated waste management, including waste to energy;  sustained tree planting programme within the context of the cleaner, greener and safer initiative; and  leapfrog to low global warming potential refrigerants.
promotion of energy efficient mass transportation systems based on hybrid technologies and cleaner energy sources promotion of energy efficient mass transportation systems based on hybrid technologies and cleaner energy sources

Acquisition of hybrid and electric means of mass transportation