National Responses (Part 1)
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The document discusses responses to climate change at both the international and national levels. At the international level, countries sign agreements to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. At the national level, individual countries implement their own policies tailored to their needs to reduce emissions, such as Singapore's Singapore Green Plan 2012, Green Mark Scheme, and Plant-A-Tree Programme. The goal of these responses is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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National Responses (Part 1)
- 1. Contracts signed by two or more countries / countries around the world to work together to deal with climate change Policies implemented by individual countries to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions (1) International Agreements (2) National Responses Responses to Climate Change Goal: Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Case study: Kyoto Protocol Case study: Singapore (a) Successes (b) Limitations (a) Singapore Green Plan 2012 (b) Green Mark Scheme (c) Plant-A-Tree Programme
- 2. National Response – Singapore At the national level, individual countries like Singapore have implemented policies to reduce Singapore’s greenhouse gas emissions. National responses are necessary at the national level because the measures are tailored to suit the needs of the country. Singapore has undertaken the following three key strategies to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions: a) Singapore Green Plan 2012 b) Green Mark Scheme c) Plant-A-Tree Programme
- 3. National Response – Singapore At the national level, individual countries like Singapore have implemented policies to reduce Singapore’s greenhouse gas emissions. National responses are necessary at the national level because the measures are tailored to suit the needs of the country. Singapore has undertaken the following three key strategies to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions: a) Singapore Green Plan 2012 b) Green Mark Scheme c) Plant-A-Tree Programme