Mongolia’s updated NDC posts greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets of 22.7% unconditionally and a total of 44.9% with international assistance by 2030 compared to the 2010 business-as-usual (BAU) scenario projections. It metes out mitigation measures in the energy sector, including energy production, transportation, and industry as well as non-energy sector, including agriculture, IPPU, and waste. It also states qualitative adaptation targets in the following areas: animal husbandry and pastureland, arable farming, water resources, forest resources, biodiversity, natural disaster, public health, livelihood, and social safeguard. The updated NDC also provides an estimated financial support needs for NDC implementation, amounting to US$11.5 billion (US$6.3 billion for mitigation and US$5.2 billion for adaptation). The country’s first Request for Support Letter was responded to by EBRD, GGGI, GIZ, UNDP, UNEP, and World Bank in January 2018, culminating in a Partnership Plan (Phase 1). It has since been incorporated into the NDC Action Plan 2020 - 2024. In 2020 and 2021, the NDC revision process was supported by the NDC Partnership Climate Action Enhancement Package through partners ADB, FAO, GGGI, Gold Standard, and UNEP.