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5. Adjusting my trajectories

This article explains the uses of the Trajectory page

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Written by Elisa Bloch
Updated over 3 weeks ago

1. Visualize trajectories

A trajectory represents the potential reductions made possible by the actions selected. It's a graph that shows whether or not the objective has been reached. Let's take a look at the page options:

  • Scenario (box 1): selects the scenario to be displayed in the graph
    ex: display “ambitious actions” scenario

  • Objective (box 2): selects the target with which you wish to compare the effects of the scenario's actions
    ex: view “ambitious target” target

  • Objective completion (box 3): this is the result of the scenario and the objective! The percentage (here 97%) represents the target completion rate. In this case, this scenario covers 97% of the chosen objective.
    ex: shows whether the “ambitious actions” scenario meets the “ambitious objective” objective

  • Chart type (box 4): to select the view to be displayed. The options are :

    • Reduction by action

    • Reduction by year

    • Emissions per year

2. Adjust the trajectories

Below the graphs is a table summarizing the selected actions. It allows you to :

  • understand the impact of actions in the “Details” section

  • modify actions (start and end dates and tracking metrics) to adjust trajectories.

Time to finalize actions!

Once you've made your final choices, you can download the Climate Strategy report by clicking on “Download the report” at the very top of the page.

Congratulations, you've established your climate strategy! 🎉

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