Through consolidated support from the NDC Partnership and seven development partners, Rwanda is beginning its NDC implantation efforts with particular emphasis on developing the data needed to quantify emission reduction targets with an eye on the next NDC revision and for enabling frameworks necessary to achieve progress in key NDC sectors (e.g., transport, land use, agriculture, energy, and disaster risk management). Rwanda‘s Partnership Plan includes flagship projects for low-carbon, climate-resilient development, such as harvesting natural gas from Lake Kivu for household energy consumption, restoring urban forestry and landscapes on hillsides outside of Kigali, and implementing a pilot green city project that makes Rwanda’s urbanization process more sustainable. Through sector consultations and in coordination with existing governance mechanisms, including Sector Working Groups, Rwanda has ensured that its needs for NDC implementation reflect the needs of individual sectors and other national offices. The Partnership Plan is based on key strategic policy documents, including the Green Growth and Climate Resilience Strategy that charts the course of Rwanda's climate-resilient and low-carbon development up to 2050.