Source: MESUDD, 2020 Niger&#39;s GHG emissions are 28,777.299 GgCO₂eq. (QCN-2014) and only 0.0001% of global CO₂ emissions. Niger does not belong to Annex I of the UNFCCC, therefore has no quantified obligation in terms of mitigation. However, despite its significant needs to develop its economy and the need to lift a large part of its population out of poverty, Niger&#39;s ambition is to limit its emissions to 1.61tCO₂eq/capita. by 2030, within the framework of the conditional objective. The NDC is fair with regard to national capacities, population growth, Niger&#39;s geographical location and the aridity of its climate, and the degree of vulnerability of its economy, which depends on rainfall. The revision of the NDC puts Niger on a low-carbon development trajectory to ensure the resilience of populations, ecosystems, production bases and its development infrastructure. Niger continues, despite this period of the COVID-19 pandemic and these decades marked by insecurity in the Sahara and Sahel area and the displacement of populations, to apply measures to adapt and fight against the effects harmful effects of climate change. This situation annihilates the efforts of the Government and slows down socio-economic activities in the country.