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Capacity development for CDM Njeri Wamukonya

Capacity development for CDM Njeri Wamukonya . Overall goal Enable developing countries to access CDM projects through capacity development Project duration: 4 years;; 2002-2005. Coverage: all developing regions Africa: Uganda, Mozambique, Cote d’Ivoire

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Capacity development for CDM Njeri Wamukonya

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  1. Capacity development for CDMNjeri Wamukonya

  2. Overall goal • Enable developing countries to access CDM projects through capacity development • Project duration: 4 years;; 2002-2005

  3. Coverage: all developing regions Africa: Uganda, Mozambique, Cote d’Ivoire Asia: Mongolia, the Philippines, Vietnam LA: Cuba, Bolivia, Ecuador Middle East: Egypt, Jordan, Morocco

  4. Approach - UCCEE regional managers- regional centres (technical support) - diversity across countries and regions warrants developing national specific work plans - work plan by national institution - host is relevant gov agency and not necessarily UNFCCC focal point

  5. CB dynamics UCCEE RC NC NP Regional spill-over effects: RC and Regional workshops

  6. Objective 1: Sensitize government support for the CDM • Output 1.1: Report on the assessment of the capacity for national involvement in and commitment to the principles of the CDM • Output 1.3: Establish focal point agency to coordinate national CDM Project activities

  7. Objective 2: Develop capacity of policy makers • Output 2.1: Report on capacity needs of key government policy makers and enhance their capacity.(project cycle basis) • Output 2.2: Define regulatory, legal, financial and technical guidelines for cycle of CDM project activities(project registration, credit sharing, reporting)

  8. Objective 3: Establish institutional framework for the CDM projects • Output 3.1: Set national CDM operationalentities (required under UNFCCC)

  9. Objective 4: Strengthen capabilities of the public and private sectors (based on envisaged role in CDM) • Output 4.1: Develop training materials • Output 4.2: Increase understanding of the national financial community/banks on the CDM

  10. Objective 5: Establish a pipeline of the CDM projects • Output 5.1: a pipeline of CDM potential projects • Output 5.2: Facilitate Investment for CDM eligible projects (promote projects) Current status?

  11. Ugandan Case • Host –Met Office • National Centre- UMI • Regional Centre – EDRC, UCT

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