Guatemala&#39;s total emissions are very low compared to world emissions. As of 2011, they only represented 0.0344% of these (Boden, Marland, &amp; Andres, 2015). However, the country recognizes that its development proposal can contribute to increasing its GHG emissions. In the Nationally Determined and Intended Contribution (INDC) proposal submitted to the UNFCCC, Guatemala proposes an unconditional reduction of 11.2% of projected emissions by 2030 (compared to 2005), which implies a reduction from 53.85 million to 47.81 million. million tons of CO (Government of 300 Guatemala, 2015). In the same proposal, a reduction of 22.6% of total emissions is proposed by 2030 (compared to 2005), conditioned on obtaining technical and financial support, which would mean reducing from 53.85 million to 41.66 million tons of CO2 in the indicated period.