contribution National long-term GHG emissions target Target year Base year Cumulative emission reductions by 2030 Equity sector targets Contribution Low carbon scenario (2030) 2030 2012 Short-lived air pollutants (SLCPs/SLCPs) Scenario low carbon (2030) Low carbon scenario (2030) Reduction of GHG emissions compared to emissions in the target year (2030) in a base scenario (Business As Usual or BAU). -28% Composition of the electricity mix: 26% coal, 32% natural gas in the combined cycle, 26% hydroelectricity and 16% of other energies from renewable sources (EnR), i.e. a total of 42% of EnR in the electricity mix in 2030. Intensification and mechanization of agriculture and animal production. Reduction of GHG emissions from deforestation and forest degradation. Sustainable management and recovery of waste. -Cte d&#39;Ivoire is a low GHG emitter with only 0.81 tCO/capita (excluding forestry) - The necessary development of Cte d&#39;Ivoire (+8.4% GDP growth by 2030) s would be accompanied by an increase in emissions to 1.17 tCO/capita (+44.4%) in 2030. Cte d&#39;Ivoire is committed to - Raising the share of renewable energies in the electricity mix to 42% (including large hydro). - Implement the strategy for reducing GHG emissions from deforestation and Ambition for forest degradation in addition to sustainable forest management and ambitious reforestation contribution policies (REDD+). The 28% drop in emissions from the low-carbon scenario compared to a baseline scenario (BAU) represents a significant effort for a country whose GDP/capita ranks 148th in the world (2014, PPP basis). Cte d&#39;Ivoire is committed to reducing short-lived climate-impacting air pollutants in addition to long-lived GHGs. To this end, the country will develop, by 2018, a national SLCP SLCP reduction action plan whose contributions to global warming are clearly established by UNEP in its 2011 report.