both LDCs and SIDS, the percentage of GHG emissions of the Republic of Haiti compared to the total global emissions is 0.02%, which is extremely negligible. Indeed, its per capita GHG emissions are estimated at It of CO2 equivalent and are among the lowest on the planet. Nevertheless, clinging to the principle of common but differentiated responsibility of the UNFCCC and wanting to make its modest contribution to achieving the objective of the Paris Agreement relating to the limitation of the increase in the global temperature of the planet to 2 C or even 1.5C compared to pre-industrial levels, the Republic of Haiti intends to carry out transformations in the main sectors emitting GHGs, in particular energy, waste and AFOLU. Thus, by 2030, it intends to reduce these emissions by 32% compared to the reference scenario, ie an increase of 1% compared to the initial NDC. It should be noted that the level of emissions of the reference scenario has been revised downwards following the consideration of new assumptions for the outlook for economic growth that have been greatly reduced. This level of ambition has been driven primarily by the smallness of our island territory and the stage of our socio-economic development.