Rožaje

Berane

Šavnik

Budva

Podgorica

Tivat

Bijelo Polje

Ulcinj

Žabljak

Cetinje

Danilovgrad

Tuzi

Gusinje

Kotor

Petnjica

Herceg-Novi

Kolašin

Zeta

Mojkovac

Nikšić

Plav

Pljevlja

Plužine

Andrijevica

Montenegro

30% cut in GHG emissions by 2030 compared with a 1990 baseline

0% tolerance for PM10 concentrations by 2015

9% cut in energy consumption (excluding Aluminum Combine Podgorica), then savings in line with EU by 2018 against a 2006 baseline

40% cut in energy intensity (29,770MJ to 17,692MJ) by 2030 against a 2010 baseline

Cut in biodegradable landfill waste from 63% to 47% in 2015 and to 22% by 2024 against a 2010 baseline

Up to 20% replacement of heating coal by solar and biomass by 2030

15% space heating from renewables by 2030

70% freight railway traffic on electricity (rather than diesel) by 2030

30% personal transportation by public transport by 2030

The project aims to strengthen climate resilience in the Western Balkans, covering Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, by fostering regional cooperation and innovation for climate adaptation. It supports locally led, scalable solutions addressing floods, droughts, and heatwaves, while promoting knowledge exchange, innovation finance, and inclusive participation. Through ecosystem-based and technology-driven approaches, it enhances livelihoods, ecosystems, and regional collaboration for long-term climate resilience.

Montenegro National Adaptation Plan. NAP1

Montenegro Biennial Transparency Report. BTR1; National Communications. NC4

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30% cut in GHG emissions by 2030 compared with a 1990 baseline

0% tolerance for PM10 concentrations by 2015

9% cut in energy consumption (excluding Aluminum Combine Podgorica), then savings in line with EU by 2018 against a 2006 baseline

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