GHG Mitigation Initiative Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAS) Clean Development Mechanism-CDM Projects and programs - REDO+. Low-carbon and climate-resilient development projects and programs (PDBC). Protocols TCNCC Objective and Progress Based on the Sectoral Mitigation Action Plans - PAS, the sectoral priorities have been identified for the formulation of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA), which are policies, regulations, programs or other types of actions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions from their trend levels and that in turn contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Allow industrialized countries to implement projects that reduce gas emissions in the territories of developing countries. Colombia has worked on the formulation and implementation of projects eligible for the Clean Development Mechanism - CDM, which requires a report on reductions regulated by the CDM Board of Directors, and for the voluntary carbon market. These initiatives are in different stages of progress and only in the case of the CDM, there are tools for recording and monitoring. Additionally, two types of initiatives have been included, with the aim of covering other emission reduction mechanisms, which due to their particular characteristics, do not fit into any other of the initiatives presented. Their objective is to reduce emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation. These types of projects must use methodologies that follow the guidelines established by the UNFCCC for REDD+, have a risk management mechanism for the non-permanence of GHG reductions and removals, and uncertainty management in the quantification of the baseline and mitigation results. In this sense, the country has made progress in the development of subnational programs and initiatives such as Visin Amazonia, whose main objective is to significantly reduce the deforestation rates observed in this Colombian region, a project that will significantly contribute to the reduction of emissions from the country. There is also a report on the results of reducing deforestation in the Amazon according to the Warsaw Framework. It covers a large number of public, private and sectoral initiatives aimed at reducing the emission of greenhouse gases.