Integrating Nationally Determined Contributions into National Legislation to Address Climate Change

Abstract

Abstract: This study discusses the integration of specific and national contributions into national legislation to address climate change challenges, using the Iraq and the United Arab Emirates as models. The research aims to analyze how countries can ensure the inclusion of their national contributions within a legal and legislative framework that enhances resilience to climate change impacts. The study reviews the measures and actions taken by Iraq and the United Arab Emirates at the national level to combat climate change, focusing on how these contributions are incorporated into local laws and regulations to ensure effective implementation. Research points include analyzing the challenges that may confront the integration process, encompassing economic, social, and political aspects. The study also examines the experiences of Iraq and the United Arab Emirates as working models to understand how local contributions can be integrated into adaptation and mitigation strategies. In conclusion, the research provides recommendations to enhance the capacity for integration between specific contributions and national legislation in the field of climate change, with a focus on local priorities and ensuring the effectiveness of the policies implemented.