The Climate and Green Plan provides direction for Manitoba to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and address the effects of a changing climate, build a green economy, protect valuable water resources, and conserve the natural environment.

The plan is founded on:

• knowledge and foresight
• planning and adaptation
• education and awareness
• local and Indigenous knowledge

There are also four key parts of the Plan implementation:

• The Expert Advisory Council
• The Carbon Savings Account
• Working with all Sectors and Communities
• Measuring Results

And there are the four pillars that explain the strategy:

The Four Pillars

Manitoba's Climate and Green Plan provides the basis for a strong and sustainable province and economy. Its key principles are:

• knowledge and foresight
• education and awareness
• planning and adapting
• local and Indigenous knowledge

Manitoba's Climate and Green Plan provides the basis for a strong and sustainable province and economy. Its key principles are:

• reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• invest in clean, efficient energy
• adapt to a changing climate

bring the environment and economy together through:

• innovation
• investment
• training
• green infrastructure

• protect natural assets
• support sustainable water use
• guard against extreme climate

• protect the natural environment
• promote healthy ecosystems
• conserve and protect species and habitats