WORLD Policy Analysis Center

In how many areas have countries developed regulations?

Regulations are defined as binding rules, guidelines, laws, or statues to address climate change issues.

Adaptation areas include extreme temperatures, changes in precipitation, extreme weather, ecosystems, air quality and security, water safety and security, food safety and security, and human health.

Countries

Albania - None

Algeria - None

Angola - None

Antigua and Barbuda - None

Armenia - None

Austria - None

Azerbaijan - None

Belarus - None

Benin - None

Bhutan - None

Bolivia - None

Bosnia and Herzegovina - None

Brazil - None

Bulgaria - None

Burundi - None

Canada - None

Colombia - None

Republic of the Congo - None

Democratic Republic of the Congo - None

Costa Rica - None

Cote d'Ivoire - None

Dominican Republic - None

Estonia - None

France - None

Gabon - None

Ghana - None

Greece - None

Hungary - None

Iceland - None

Iran - None

Ireland - None

Israel - None

Jamaica - None

Kazakhstan - None

Kyrgyzstan - None

Latvia - None

Lebanon - None

Liechtenstein - None

Lithuania - None

Luxembourg - None

North Macedonia - None

Malawi - None

Mali - None

Mauritania - None

Montenegro - None

Niger - None

Panama - None

Paraguay - None

Peru - None

Portugal - None

Qatar - None

Romania - None

Russian Federation - None

San Marino - None

Serbia - None

Slovenia - None

Eswatini - None

Switzerland - None

Syria - None

Thailand - None

Togo - None

Tonga - None

United Arab Emirates - None

Vietnam - None

Argentina - 1 or 2 areas

Bahrain - 1 or 2 areas

Belize - 1 or 2 areas

Cabo Verde - 1 or 2 areas

Chile - 1 or 2 areas

Croatia - 1 or 2 areas

Egypt - 1 or 2 areas

Guinea-Bissau - 1 or 2 areas

India - 1 or 2 areas

Indonesia - 1 or 2 areas

Italy - 1 or 2 areas

Japan - 1 or 2 areas

Jordan - 1 or 2 areas

Republic of Korea - 1 or 2 areas

Madagascar - 1 or 2 areas

Malta - 1 or 2 areas

Mauritius - 1 or 2 areas

Mexico - 1 or 2 areas

Mongolia - 1 or 2 areas

Morocco - 1 or 2 areas

Namibia - 1 or 2 areas

The Netherlands - 1 or 2 areas

New Zealand - 1 or 2 areas

Norway - 1 or 2 areas

Samoa - 1 or 2 areas

Saudi Arabia - 1 or 2 areas

Singapore - 1 or 2 areas

South Africa - 1 or 2 areas

Sweden - 1 or 2 areas

Tajikistan - 1 or 2 areas

Turkmenistan - 1 or 2 areas

Ukraine - 1 or 2 areas

United Kingdom - 1 or 2 areas

United States of America - 1 or 2 areas

Uruguay - 1 or 2 areas

Australia - 3 or 4 areas

Czech Republic - 3 or 4 areas

Denmark - 3 or 4 areas

Georgia - 3 or 4 areas

Greenland - 3 or 4 areas

Malaysia - 3 or 4 areas

Moldova - 3 or 4 areas

Poland - 3 or 4 areas

Rwanda - 3 or 4 areas

Senegal - 3 or 4 areas

Slovakia - 3 or 4 areas

St. Lucia - 3 or 4 areas

Uzbekistan - 3 or 4 areas

Belgium - 5 to 7 areas

Finland - 5 to 7 areas

Germany - 5 to 7 areas

Spain - 5 to 7 areas