Candidates must develop a plan to help Franland reduce GHG emissions by 20% by 2030. The case requires analyzing current emission sources, proposing sector-specific solutions (industry, power, transport, agriculture), calculating achievable reduction percentages, and suggesting climate resilience initiatives.
Key Insights:
- Structure the problem across emission sources and potential levers: understand current baseline, identify high-emission sectors, propose solutions, and calculate impact
- Transport sector dominates reduction potential (40% decline expected) driven by electric vehicle adoption and high fuel costs
- Cross-sector transformation requires coordinated policy, investment, and behavioral change across multiple stakeholders
- Differentiate solutions by sector: power generation (renewables/hydroelectric), transport (EVs/shared mobility), industry (efficiency/electrification), agriculture (dietary change)
- Calculate bottom-up from sector-level targets to overall country target; contextualize findings with macro trends and feasibility concerns