Name of the Action IPCC Sector Coverage Gas Coverage Temporary Coverage Quantitative Objectives/Goals if established (t CO,e) Action Plan of the National Climate Change Strategy (PAENCC) 3. Metrics 4. Capacity development and technology transfer 5. Public awareness, education and cultural change 6. Financing The International Agenda is also made up of six components: 1. Influence internationally 2. Attraction of external resources 3. Leadership 4. Legitimacy 5. Presence in multilateral and binational forums. 6. Development of international capacities. The Action Plan is a Roadmap that contributes to the mainstreaming process of the climate change agenda in prioritized sectors (transport, energy, agriculture, water resources) from a human development perspective. It is intended to be a catalytic instrument to guide the allocation of public and private resources in a more strategic and articulated way, so that the country advances in its transformation towards a low-carbon development model (including the milestone of carbon neutrality by 2021)., and resilient to the effects of climate change. The PAENCC operationalizes the ENCC and focuses on four priority sectors: Transport, Energy, Agriculture and Water Resources. Energy (including transportation) and Agriculture concentrate the greatest amount of emissions, which is why they are a priority within mitigation actions (reduction of GHG emissions by source), while adaptation actions (vulnerability reduction) prioritize the sectors, agriculture and water resources. The PAENCC was made official by decree 39114-MINAE of July 25, 2015, &quot;as a strategic sectoral instrument for actions in the area of climate change, in accordance with the Strategy&quot; and &quot;for purposes of mandatory application.&quot; Supply of Energy, Transport, Water (adaptation), Agriculture, understood as agricultural CO, CH,, NO The PAENCC is framed in a temporary coverage until the year 2021. The General Mitigation Objective is to contribute to reducing GEL emissions at the source of the prioritized sectors: energy, transportation, agriculture. The Specific Mitigation Objectives are: a. Reduce GHG emissions from the land transport sector, through the implementation of a series of complementary measures aimed at improving accessibility, mobility and the use of low carbon emission technologies. b. Support the consolidation of an energy model. Reduce GHG emissions by maintaining or increasing the productivity