Phasing Out HFCs with the Kigali Amendment

The Kigali Amendment, adopted in 2016 as part of the Montreal Protocol, helps phase down global use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).

This chart shows the phase-down plan outlined by the Kigali Amendment, adopted in 2016 as part of the Montreal Protocol, to reduce global use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). Developed countries face stricter, earlier targets, while developing countries have a more gradual timeline.

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With over 150 signatories, it divides countries into two groups: Article 5 Parties (developing countries) with more flexible phase-down schedules, and Non-Article 5 Parties (developed countries) with stricter, earlier targets.

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