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Togo

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Alliance focal point
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Komlan Edou
komlanedouk@gmail.com
Alternate focal point
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Eya Sopi Kafui Ahawo
eyasopi@gmail.com
Alliance local technical partner
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Nationally determined contribution

Targets

Togo commits to an unconditional contribution to reduce its GHG emissions by 20.51 percent or 6,236.02 GgCO2-eq by 2030 and a conditional contribution of 30.06 percent or 9,305.59 GgCO2-eq by 2030 (against a BAU). The contribution by sector is as following:

  • Energy Sector: 16.9%.
  • Industrial Processes and Product Use (IPPU): 0.8%.
  • Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use (AFOLU): 28.40%.
  • Waste Sector: 28.10%.

Article 6 engagement

Togo recognizes the important role of market-based international cooperation in contributing to the mitigation of GHG emissions and the promotion of sustainable development. Togo will continue to explore the potential of bilateral, multilateral and regional market-oriented cooperation, including the context of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which can facilitate, accelerate and improve technology development and transfer, capacity building and access to financial resources that support Togo’s sustainable transition to low-emission and climate-resilient growth.

Mitigation activities

The NDC contains the following conditional measures:

Energy

  • Promotion of electricity production based on renewable energy sources in Togo
  • Continuation of the policy of electrification for all
  • Increasing electricity generation, transmission and distribution capacity
  • Increasing the share of electric vehicles in the acquisition of new vehicles to 3% by 2025
  • Extension of rural road network
  • Construction of thee Autoroute de l’Unité
  • Exemption from taxes on new vehicles
  • Raise the rate of use of improved stoves from 40% in 2020 to 80% in 2030
  • Increase the share of the population using biogas for cooking to 4% in 2025 and 12% in 2030 in urban areas, to 6% in 2025 and 15% in 2030 in rural areas
  • Increase the share of the population using briquette to 15% in urban areas and 10% in rural areas by 2030
  • Increase the share of the population using LPG to 35% in urban areas and 8% in rural areas by 2030

Sectors covered by the NDC

Energy, Industrial Processes and Product Uses, AFOLU (agriculture, forestry and land use), and waste.

Finance needs

The overall expected cost of mitigating the NDC defined in this investment plan to 2030 is estimated at around USD 2.70 billion and USD 2.78 billion for adaptation objectives, reflecting a total need financing of approximately 5.48 billion USD.

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Carbon pricing

Status

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Carbon markets

National entities responsible for carbon markets

Article 6.4 DNA
Dr. Edou Komlan komlanedouk@gmail.com / komkayi80@yahoo.fr

CDM DNA
Dr. EDOU Komlan

Article 6 strategy and regulations

Décret N°2023-O34/PR relatif aux mécanismes de carbone

Host Party participation requirements for Article 6.4 mechanism

National registry

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Pipeline

Article 6

Bilateral agreements

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Mitigation activities

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CDM

Togo engaged with the Clean Development Mechanism, with two CDM activities.

For more information on all CDM activities please download the Database for PAs and PoAs.

Data

TogoArticle 6 eligibleTransition not requestedTransition requested
Article 6 eligible CDM projects in TogoSource: Climate Focus, 2024
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Togo - CDM Issuances Togo - CDM Issuances

As of December 31st, 2021, Household projects are the only CDM activity in Togo with issued credits, accounting for a total of 590.51 kt.
2020 was the year with the largest volume of issued credits for household projects, with 151.28 kt issued.

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Togo - CDM IssuancesCredits (kt)Source: Climate Focus, 2024
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Voluntary Carbon Market

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Data

Togo - VCM Registrations Togo - VCM Registrations

As of September 6th, 2024, Togo has 26 projects registered with the VCM, out of which 24 are registered with the GS and 2 are registered with the VCS.

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Togo - VCM RegistrationsSource: Climate Focus, 2024
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Togo - VCM Issuances Togo - VCM Issuances

As of September 6th, 2024, Household projects are the leading VCM activity in issued credits for Togo, with a total of 230.6 kt.
RE projects are the second most prominent VCM activity, with issued credits accounting for 71 kt.

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WasteREHouseholdTogo - VCM IssuancesCredits (kt)Source: Climate Focus, 2024
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Togo - VCM Retirements Togo - VCM Retirements

As of September 6th, 2024, Waste projects are the only VCM activity in Togo with retired credits, accounting for a total of 6.4 kt.
2020 was the year with the largest volume of retired credits for waste projects, with 3.8 kt retired.

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Togo - VCM RetirementsCredits (kt)Source: Climate Focus, 2024
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Composting of Municipal Organic Waste in Lomé

Partnerships and capacity building initiatives

Identified support needs

  • Capacity building on the international carbon market
  • Capacity building on the development of a national registry
  • Capacity building on project authorization procedures
  • Capacity building on ITMOs
  • Capacity building on the opportunities provided by the carbon credit mechanism
  • Capacity building on the procedures, rules, and modalities for accessing carbon credits

Capacity building initiatives

  • Initiatives for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT)
  • NDC Support Programme
  • Climate Finance: Bilateral Support for Nationally Determined Contributions Implementation & Climate Governance
  • Article 6 readiness support

For further initiatives in West Africa, please refer to: A6IP Article 6 Capacity Building Activity Database.

National platform

National platforms consist of the respective Ministry in charge of NDC and carbon market implementation, an informal stakeholder network of public, private and non-state actors involved and influential for the successful implementation of carbon markets.

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Climate Finance

National Designated Authority for climate finance

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Ms. Méry Yaou
Ymery69@yahoo.fr

According to a Climate Policy Initiative analysis (2022), the total climate finance flows into Togo amounted to 117 million USD (2019) and 136 million USD (2020).

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