This panel will examine the role of subnational governments in Mexico’s climate strategy, focusing on the AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use) sector as a key contributor to national mitigation goals.
The session will spotlight the recently developed roadmap guiding subnational governments, from Yucatán and Oaxaca, to achieve specific NDC targets by 2030 and 2050, while also addressing the challenges of coordination, capacity-building, and resource mobilization.
This roadmap outlines actions and responsibilities, offering essential insights into scaling these efforts locally to meet Mexico’s national and global climate commitments. By addressing AFOLU-specific strategies, the panel aims to empower subnational actors, showcasing the broader potential for regional contributions to national climate objectives.
Speakers
Sergio Graf, Commissioner, National Forestry Commission of Mexico (recording)
Federica Quijano, In charge of the Office of the Secretary, Secretary of Sustainable Development of Yucatan Government
Karime Unda Harp, Secretary, Secretary of Environment, Biodiversity, Energy and Sustainability of Oaxaca Government (recording)
Silvia Llamas, Operational Coordinator, Pronatura Sur
Mariana Gutiérrez, Manager of Climate Transparency, Iniciativa Climática de México