REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
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REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
United Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGome(s): Outcome 2: By2010. livelihoods and food security amongmost vulnerable groups are ImprovedUNDP Strategic Plan Primary Outcome: Environment and Sustainable Development:Expanding access to environmental and energy services for the poorUNDP Strategic Plan Secondary Outcome:Expected CP Outcome(s) REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING: Strengthened capacity of local institutions to manage the environment and expand environment and energy services, especially to the poor.Expected CPREPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
AP Output (s): Promoting Bio-diversity, conservation and renewable energy technologies arid environmental education. Outcome 1: Improvement of regulatUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING3: Increased institutional capacity and awareness; Outcome 4: monitoring, learning, adaptive feedback & evaluationExecuting Entity/lmplementing Partner: Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME). Directorate of EnergyImplementing Entity/Responsible Partners: Polytechnic of Namibia-Renewable Energy and Ener REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGgy Efficiency institute (REEEI)Brief DescriptionThe NEEP in Buildings project is set against a background of rising electricity consumption in NamibiaREPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
coupled with a growing power deficit in South Africa, the country's main energy supplier. Like most developing counưiẽs who are energy importers, theUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING contrast with the limited application of energy-efficient measures and technologies in the country, particularly among local authorities who are the largest single electricity consumers within the dornestic/residential sector accounting for almost 50% of current energy consumption. As part of the h REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGistorical legacy between Namibia and South Africa. Namibia has inherited South Africa's energy-inefficient mindset. technologies and regulations, as wREPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
ell as suffering from a general lack of awareness regarding the cost advantages of energy-efficient technologies and equipment.The Government of NamibUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGn Addressing this challenge requires a concerted effort to both increase the available electricity generation (suppty-side) and ensure a more efficient utilization of the existing resources (demand-side). The introduction of energy efficiency measures in existing and new buildings can be expected to REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING not only reduce electricity demand (thus saving costs) and improve energy security, but also generate employment in green jobs' and serve as a cost-eREPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
ffective GHG emission reduction measure.The NEEP project's objective is therefore the reduction of Namibia's energy-related GHG emissions through the United Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGe buildings, hospitals, hotels, schools and possibly a sample of residential buildings. This objective would be achieved through a series of key activities, including: (i) assistance and capacity building to local authorities to formulate appropriate regulations (standards and labeling of building a REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGppliances) and adoption of building codes for energy savings; (ii) the provision of auditing and energy marketing services to stimulate the demand andREPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
supply of EE services and technology in the country, particularly through the introduction of mandatory audits in public and commercial buildings andUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGing platforms on EE in buildings that will facilitate market transformation and the adoption of EE technologies and best practices.■ PC. UNDP supped C-EP p,oftls as incudes GEf-specte rsquitemenlsUNDP Environmental Finance ServicesPage 1Programme Period:2009/10 • 2011/13 Atlas Award ID: TBD Project REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING ID: TBD PI MS «:4110 start date:05/01/2010 End Date07/01/2013 Management Arrangements:N EX PAC Meeting Date'40260AgreedTotal resources requiredS6.112REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING
.003 •Regular(GEF):$859 OOT •GovernmentS3 OM o:o • Other 0 Other$2,159,000 In-kind contributions—Date/Month/YearAgreed by (Executing Entity/lmptementiUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF Outco REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING_______________________________________________Page1Situation analysis 5Context and Global Significance......................................................5Defining the Challenge..............................................................11Barriers to Promotion 0Í Energy Efficient Buildings..... REPORT OF THE CBD UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETING............................13Stakeholder Analysis................................................................18United Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF OutcoUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCountry: Namibia PROJECT DOCUMENT1Project Title:Namibia Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) in BuildingsUNDAF OutcoGọi ngay
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