Tajikistan: Climate Facts and Policy Policies

This document examines Tajikistan’s climate policies, greenhouse gas emissions, adaptation priorities, and climate finance mechanisms. It explains that emissions declined sharply after 1990 due to economic transition, while agriculture became the largest emissions source. The document outlines national strategies on climate adaptation, hydropower, disaster risk reduction, and glacier protection, alongside 2030 mitigation targets. It also describes vulnerabilities linked to water availability, drought, and energy security. International financial support for hydropower, transport, agriculture, and watershed management is presented as central to national climate action.