In 2006, Cuba was referred to by the Living Planet Report (World Wildlife Fund s bi-annual report) as the only country in the world with the conditions to meet the goals of sustainable development. In 2015, the Global Footprint Network identifies Cuba among the eight countries that meet the two
In 2006, Cuba was referred to by the Living Planet Report (World Wildlife Fund s bi-annual report) as the only country in the world with the conditions to meet the goals of sustainable development. In 2015, the Global Footprint Network identifies Cuba among the eight countries that meet the two essential conditions for achieving sustainable development, in the context of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, by combining A high welfare, with an Ecological Footprint of less than 1.7 hectares.
Achieving policy coherence by making agriculture interventions climate-smart
CU
Adaptation Commitments
GCA_Subsector_2
GCA_Subsector_2
Adapt Now subsector (2)
Cross-Cutting Area
Capacity building and knowledge transfer