Bolivia submitted its first NDC in October 2016, committing to increased energy production from renewable sources. The government has received support from organizations such as AVINA, FAO, IDB, and UNDP to update its NDC but the pandemic has slowed the process down and the NDC remains under review. Bolivia became a member of the NDC Partnership in July 2017. A facilitator was formally hired to support Bolivia in the implementation and monitoring of Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP) activities, including work on the roadmap for NDC update and review, developing robust datasets, coordinating workshops, and liaising with relevant stakeholders. Through CAEP, the NDC Partnership helped prioritize activities, developing vulnerability analyses for the water and forestry sectors, facilitating workshops to identify key indicators for the NDC, developing strategies for robust data gathering, and designing a financial strategy for NDC implementation.