akistan  aim of conditional and voluntary contributions of overall 50% reduction of its projected emissions by 2030, with an unconditional 15% drop below business as usual (BAU) from the country’s own resources, and an additional 35% drop below BAU subject to international financial support.
pakistan has divided its end target into several smaller targets in areas including : renewable energy, transportation, coal, land use change and forestry. these goals include: 
 - aiming for 60 % of all energy produced in the country to be generated from renewable energy resources including hydropower by 2030.
-  aiming for 30 % of all new vehicles sold in pakistan in various categories to be electric vehicles (evs).
- from 2020, ensuring that new coal power plants are subject to a moratorium, and no generation of power through imported coal shall be allowed, shelving plans for two new coal fired power plants in favor of hydroelectric power and focusing on coal gasification and liquefaction for indigenous coal.
2016 onwards, continued investments in nbs through the largest ever afforestation program in the history of the country—the ten billion tree tsunami programme (tbttp)—will sequester 148.76 mtco2e emissions over the next 10 years. the estimated project cost of about us$800 million is being met nationally from indigenous resources as an unconditional contribution.


