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Climate Change The National Climate Change Response System renewed its authorities and agreed on actions for 2025 04/22/2025 Share In its first meeting under the new government, members of almost all SNRCC member institutions actively participated to outline next steps and review the current status of actions against climate change in Uruguay. During the meeting, the new president of the SNRCC, María Fernanda Souza, was officially introduced by the National Directorate of Climate Change (DINACC) of the Ministry of Environment. She assumes leadership of the system at a key stage for the country in terms of climate policy. One of the central axes of the meeting was the functioning of the SNRCC working subgroups, which are being reorganized to optimize their operations and strengthen coordination between the different actors. The status of the draft decree corresponding to the Third Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC3) was also addressed, as well as the steps to be followed for its approval and implementation. On the other hand, Virginia Sena, advisor to DINACC, presented the progress related to compliance with the First Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC1), with special emphasis on the greenhouse gas emission intensity reduction targets committed by Uruguay. The SNRCC was created on May 20, 2009, as a horizontal coordination body that brings together public and private institutions with expertise or interest in climate issues. Its mission is to plan and coordinate actions to prevent risks, as well as mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change. Image gallery 1 / 5 SNRCC 2025 Download image: SNRCC 2025 PreviousNext Download all images (.zip 1.78 MB) 6 images, 1.78 MB Tags Climate change Progress of the Paris Agreement National Climate Change Response System (SNRCC)
