Member States

Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands is an archipelago of low-lying atolls located in the Pacific.

Climate Change Policies

Reduce GHG emissions by 32% (in relation to GHG emissions BAU levels (2010)) by 2025 and reduce GHG emissions by 45% (in relation to GHG emissions BAU levels (2010)) by 2030 conditional to external support in the sectors of energy, transport and waste.

Adaptation: Priority Areas:

1) communities’ livelihoods and infrastructure from sea-level rise, sea surges, typhoons and rainfall intensity;

2) Water and food security issues from changing rainfall patterns and ocean acidification;

3) Health issues from rising temperatures and prolonged drought periods, as well as the potential for increasing peak wind speeds and changes to ocean circulation patterns.

Adaptation: Priority Areas:

1) communities’ livelihoods and infrastructure from sea-level rise, sea surges, typhoons and rainfall intensity;

2) Water and food security issues from changing rainfall patterns and ocean acidification;

3) Health issues from rising temperatures and prolonged drought periods, as well as the potential for increasing peak wind speeds and changes to ocean circulation patterns.

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Year of joining the CVF

2015

CVF Presidency

2018 – 2020

CVF Troika member

2020 – 2022

Capital

Majuro

Year of national independence

1979

Website Links

UNFCCC Focal Points

Mr. Clarence Samuel

Director Office of Environmental Planning and Policy Coordination (OEPPC)
[email protected]

Ms. Teri K. Elbon

Assistant Secretary of Regional Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
[email protected]

National Focal Points

Ms. Andrea Muller

Assistant Secretary of Multilateral Affairs & National Liaison Officer for IAEA
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
[email protected]

Ms. Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner

Cimate Envoy
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[email protected]

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