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PCF Sugar Bagasse Cogeneration Project The objective of the Project is to reduce emissions by generating energy from renewable sources. Furthermore, the project supports development of an international market mechanism for "Emission Reductions" (ER), under the framework of the Kyoto Protocol.  Although the PDO has not changed since project approval in June 2005, the implementing agency has modified the original project design (in order to expand its operations due to the natural course of business).  As a result, a decision to submit a revised PDD (Project Design Document) to the CDM Board is being considered since the project no longer conforms to its original design.
UG-West Nile Electrification <p>The overall objectives of the West Nile Electrification Project are to promote socio-economic development in rural Uganda and to reduce energy-related CO2 emissions causing global climate change. The project entails installation and operation of a 3.5 MW (2 uni ts of 1.75 MW) hydroelectric power plant, which became operational in September 2012.</p><p>The project also upgrades and extends the distribution networks in Paidha, Nebbi, and Arua municipalities, in order to connect 4,000 additional customers, who would other wise operate small, privately-owned generation facilities.</p>
Jepirachi Carbon Off Set Project The objective of the Jepirachi Carbon Offset Project (JCP or Jepirachi Project) is to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the power sector in Colombia through the promotion of a 19.5 MW wind-based electricity generation facility. The project is expected to displace an estimated 1.168 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2e)  over a period of 21 years and will also support a social program that will contribute to improvements in the welfare of the local indigenous community.  The JCP, will contribute to the development of the international carbon market in Colombia through the supply of Emission Reductions (ERs), developed under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) as set forth under Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol.  By linking the global issue with local development concerns the project truly reflects the spirit of the CDM. The ERs are classified as high quality because of the reliability of the project and the social benefits represented by the social program for the indigenous people.
Prototype Carbon Fund The Project is for the refurbishment and fuel switch . from coal to biomass . of Block VI of PÃ©cs power plant.  The Project take places in the context of a complex boiler rehabilitation / fuel-switch operation and will result in one of the biggest renewable generating facility of Central Eastern Europe.
POLAND - Stargard Geothermal Project (PCF) The  Project  development objective is the reduction in the emissions of carbon dioxide  through  displacement of coal-fired district heat with renewable heat produced from geothermal energy.
CN-CF-Inner Mongolia Huitengxile Wind F The proposed project development objective is to demonstrate early success in large-scale, renewable energy development with participating local developers in one pilot autonomous region and one pilot province
Durban Landfill Gas-to-Electricity Project The project consists of an enhanced collection of landfill gas at two landfill sites of the municipality of Durban and the use of the recovered gas to produce electricity and generate Emission Reductions. The produced electricity will be fed into the municipal grid and replace electricity that the municipal electric company is currently buying from other suppliers. The project will be implemented on the Mariannhill and (originally projected) at the La Mercy landfill sites.The Mariannhill landfill is an active landfill site where waste will be deposited until 2024. It extends over 49 ha and receives 550 to 700 tonnes of waste per day. The Mariannhilllandfill was officially designated a Nature Conservancy site in late 2002. It is the only landfill in South Africa granted such a status.The second landfill site, La Mercy, is an old landfill, which is now closed and is not generating Emission Reductions.
ID-PCF-Indocement Cement The purpose of the project is to reduce CO2 emissions by implementing technologies and using fuel types that are not applied at present in the Indonesian cement sector. Reduction of CO2 emission will be achieved by using additive materials to produce cement and substituting alternative fuels for fossil fuels in clinker production process.
CN-PCF Jincheng Coal Bed Methane Project Create and trade Greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction credits under the clean development mechanism (CDM) through reducing greenhouse gas emissions by capturing of coal mine methane (CMM) for power generation and replacing grid electricity generated by coal-fired power plants.
Afforestation of Degraded Agricultural Land Proto-Carbon Project The Project has one main objective, namely (1) the reduction of greenhouse gas concentrations through carbon sequestration in planted trees and in soils. In the process of working towards this objective, the Project will also achieve two subsidiary objectives: (2) stabilization of degraded sandy agricultural lands through the planting of Robinia sp. and, conditions permitting, Quercus sp. anda number of minor species; and (3) ecological reconstruction of degraded lands in the lower Danube floodplain through planting of native broadleaf species, mostly Populus alba, Populus nigra and Salix sp.        The Project will also enable Romania to enter andbenefit from the carbon market. (4) Beyond the carbon sales proceeds from the Prototype Carbon Fund, the Project should be able to keep earning revenues from other carbon buyers. (5) More strategically, Romania will garner trading experience and relations for thefuture, in the fields of forestry, but also energy. Being able to harness the carbon market will catalyze public and private investment flows to Romania.       Furthermore, the Project contributes to (6) the transformation of the rural economy, from exploiting natural resources to acting as steward of natural resources.
Costa Rica - Cote Hydroelectric Project The objective of the Project is to support the National Power and Light Company (Compania Nacional de Fuerza y Luz) in developing initial experience with the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol by supporting the development of a 6.95 MW capacity hydroelectric project in Costa Rica.
BR Lages Woodwaste Cogeneration The objective of the Project is to reduce emissions by generating energy from renewable sources by (i) substituting electricity produced by thermal plants with electricity from renewable sources, using wood waste from existing wood processing units and other wood residues from legal sources in the State of Santa Catarina, and (ii) avoiding methane emissions from wood waste piles, currently landfilled in most cases in an environmental harmful manner.  However this project only claims emission reduction credits from the avoidance of methane emissions from wood waste piles, and not from electricity generation through biomass.
LIEPAJA REGION SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT The project's development objective is to reduce carbon emission from solid waste landfill in Latvia.
WOOD RESIDUE TO ENERGY The objective of the project is to use the wood wastes produced at the plant to replace coal currently used, thereby substantially reducing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from coal burning, and the methane emissions from decomposition of the waste material.
CN-PCF Xiaogushan Hydropower  Project The proposed PCF XHP (the PCF project) is to create and trade GHG ER credits certified under the CDM by reducing GHG emissions through substitution of electricity generation by coal-fired thermal power units with renewable hydropower generation.
Hungary - Pannonpower Biomass Project (PCF) The objectives of the Project are to provide peaking and reserve capacity to ensure a highly reliable heat supply to the district heating system of the city of Pecs and to generate renewable electricity that reduces GHG emissions and local pollution by switching fuels used in one of the Pecs CHP units.
CHILE - Chacabuquito Hydro Power Project To help mitigate global climate change through carbon emission reductions (ERs) of 138,000 tCO2e per year
Soil Conservation Project The major goal of the project is to increase the forest territories in the Republic of Moldova, afforesting new degradeted agricultu ral lands and thus contributing to the carbon sequestration. These activities are in line with the Climate Change Convention Kyoto P rotocol and are aimed to prevent the global warming. The main objectives of the project are : (a). To prepare a concrete program for  afforestation of degradated agricultural land; (b)To estimate the total CO2 abatement from the project implementation; (c) To ident ify specific global and local social and ecological benefits; The project preparing and implementing is supported by the World Bank Prototype Carbon Fund (PCF). The main goal of the Fund is to mitigate the climate change and demonstrate the possibilities of public -private partnerships in this area , and to offer a "learning-by-doing" opportunity to its stakeholders.
Philippines Northwind Bangui Bay Project This Project will contribute to the countryâ€™s development objectives of sustainable economic development through the enhancement ofboth quantity and reliability of power supply in an environmentally sustainable manner. The Project will also contribute towards the global environment objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the avoidance of thermal power generation.
Humanitarian mine action in Afghanistan NL MFA 2020-2024 This project aims to safe lives and increase livelihoods in Afghanistan by: 1) clearing landmines and other explosive items, 2) responding to EOD callouts, 3) providing victim assistance, 4) providing risk education and 5) providing capacity building to a local partner. This project aims to safe lives and increase livelihoods in Afghanistan by: 1) clearing landmines and other explosive items, 2) responding to EOD callouts, 3) providing victim assistance, 4) providing risk education and 5) providing capacity building to a local partner. The target groups for this project are communities suffering from the threat of landmines and other explosive remnants of war in Afghanistan. The target group for capacity building is a local implementing partner. n/a
Albania Second Multi Donor Trust Fund for Capacity Building Support to Implement the Integrated Planning System (IPS) 2 Parallel TF The MDTF development objective is to strengthen the implementation the Integrated Planning System, by creating the conditions for introducing a performance orientation in the policy planning and budgetary processes and by improving institutional capacity to monitor results at the strategy and program levels.
Feasibility Study - Fixed Wireless and Fiber Access Network Expansion, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This grant funds a feasibility study (FS) to assess the economic and technical viability of expanding Converged Technology Networks Limiteds fixed wireless and fiber access networks to underserved small and medium enterprises as well as private households across Malawi. U.S. firm Connectivity Capital Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) will carry out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Feasibility Study - Luweya Hydropower Plant, through Water Wheel Contracting Company Luweya Hydropower Plant Feasibility Study
Reverse Trade Mission - Power Sector, through CORE International, Inc. This reverse trade mission aimed to support the implementation of the $350 million, five-year Millennium Challenge Corporation compact agreement with the Government of Malawi, foster the implementation of electric power projects in Malawi that will build upon the compact, and facilitate the participation of U.S. companies in Malawi's electric power sector.
Feasibility Study - Golomoti Solar Power Project, through Power Engineers, Inc. Golomoti Solar Power Project Feasibility Study
Desk Study - U.S.-ACEF Hydropower Projects, through CORE International, Inc. This desk study is reviewing two proposals for feasibility studies on proposed hydropower projects in Malawi.
Feasibility Study - Fixed Wireless and Fiber Access Network Expansion, through Innovation Network LLC A USTDA grant funds a feasibility study (Study) to assess the economic and technical viability of expanding Converged Technology Networks Limited's fixed wireless and fiber access networks to underserved small and medium enterprises as well as private households across Malawi. U.S. firm Connectivity Capital LLC will carry out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Technical Assistance - Golomoti Solar Power Project, through Power Engineers, Inc. A USTDA grant to Golomoti JCM Solar Corporation partially funds a feasibility study (Study) to assess the viability of a 17.5 to 40 MW solar power project in the Golomoti district of Malawi (Project). The Study will determine the size of the solar facility and whether an energy storage system is appropriate for co-location on the Project site. The implementation of the project will result in an increase in and diversification of electricity generation in Malawi, a country with one of the world's lowest electrification rates.
Technical Assistance - Golomoti Solar Power Project, through Power Engineers, Inc. A USTDA grant to Golomoti JCM Solar Corporation partially funds a feasibility study (Study) to assess the viability of a 17.5 to 40 MW solar power project in the Golomoti district of Malawi (Project). The Study will determine the size of the solar facility and whether an energy storage system is appropriate for co-location on the Project site. The implementation of the project will result in an increase in and diversification of electricity generation in Malawi, a country with one of the world's lowest electrification rates. Power Engineers, Incorporated, a U.S. engineering firm, is performing the Study.
Reverse Trade Mission - Power Sector Opportunities Project, through CORE International, Inc. Power Sector Opportunities Reverse Trade Mission
SOCIAL PARTICIPATION GOOD PRACTICES Decision-makers at local and central level and civil society develop good practices on participation of adolescents and young
people in social policies that affect them in the targeted regions in the Highlands, the South and the poor urban areas.
SOCIAL PROTECTION AND WELFARE BUDGETS Social protection programmes and social budgeting are oriented towards reducing the difficulties of access to healthcare and
quality education for the most vulnerable women and children and, notably, those living in poor households and those without
medical/health insurance
EXTERNAL RELATIONS Cross sectorial for multiple outcomes  (health, Education, Child Protection) in the refugees camps Tindouf
ACTION RESEARCH ON THE QUALITY OF THE ED Research-action on the quality of education informs national programmes and policies on school dropouts, repetition and low levels
enrolments in targeted regions of the South, Highland and poor urban areas
CHILD SENSITIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION Strengthened national capacity for the adoption of child social protection measures which are efficient, effective, inclusive and
gender sensitive.
WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT Local actors and civil society in targeted regions develop good practices in â€˜close social dialogue' on issues related to childhood,
 women, and the participation and civic engagement of adolescents and women.
CHILD POVERTY AND CHILD SENSITIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION National institutions are strengthened with tools, protocols and capacities to generate rigorous data and analysis on child and
adolescent poverty and social protection, and to develop an effective, well-targeted and shock-adaptive social protection programme.
ACCESS TO IECD Children aged 0 to 5 years have better access to opportunities for care, survival, preschool learning and development.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS UNICEF and its partners have the capacity to plan, monitor and evaluate programme implementation, including humanitarian action,
and to generate evidence on the situation of children in the country
OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY UNICEF and its partners have the capacity to plan, monitor and evaluate programme implementation, including humanitarian action,
and to generate evidence on the situation of children in the country
STANDARDS AND NORMS OF QUALITY EDUCATION Quality Education norms and standards, including those related to inclusive education and the prevention of natural disasters, are
adopted in the targeted wilayas in the South, the Highlands and the poor urban North.
STRENGTHENING CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM The national integrated child protection information system is available and operational to strengthen decision-making and develop
evidence-based policies and programmes
MONITORING AND EVALUATION Progress around the results of the programme components is systematically measured through evaluation and monitoring tools, the
success of the programme is assured through periodic strategic adjustments.
KNOWLEDGEABLE FAMILIES The families and children targeted by the communication strategy around health, maternal nutrition and early childhood development
in the targeted regions are reached through local actors and channels of communication such as television, radio, mosques, health
centres, ICT and schools
HUMANITARIAN COORDINATION UNICEF and its partners have the capacity to plan, monitor and evaluate programme implementation, including humanitarian action,
and to generate evidence on the situation of children in the country.
SOCIAL EQUITY Strengthened national capacity and skills for the creation of knowledge regarding social equality and multidimensional poverty
for children.
PROMOTION OF HEALTH NUTRITIONAL PRACTICES The Ministry of Health has strategies for the promotion of exclusive breastfeeding and related communication, involving families,
CSOs and the private sector, in order to promote healthy nutritional practices, especially for infants and young children.
YOUTH PARTICIPATION/PROTECTION Families and adolescents (both boys and girls) in the most affected regions are better equipped to participate, to protect
themselves and to reduce harmful behaviors.
DIGITALIZATION OF CHILD IMMUNIZATION SERVICES Immunization services are equipped with digital monitoring tools and trained staff to increase the effectiveness and coverage of
child immunization, especially in the vulnerable geographic areas.
SOCIAL WORK AND JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN A children community based justice and social work model is adopted which complies with international norms and standards, and is
adapted to the regional specificities of the South, the Highlands and major urban areas
QUALITY LEARNINGS THROUGH LSCE The education and training systems have a tool to measure the quality of learning and a programme to develop life skills, and are
promoting the preparation of children and adolescents for working life.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION Education and training system personnel have specialized skills to ensure better care for children and adolescents with
disabilities.
PROMOTION OF THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATION The proportion of decision-makers, families, children, adolescents and youth who know the rights of children and the rights stated
in the CEDAW has increased
PROGRAMME COORDINATION Cross sectorial for multiple outcomes  (health, Education, Child Protection) in the refugees camps Tindouf
CROSS SECTORAL SUPPORT Cross sectorial for multiple outcomes  (health, Education, Child Protection) in the refugees camps Tindouf
DROPOUT PREVENTION Social and justice workers at the central/local level have the capacity, tools and procedures to effectively manage the
prevention,  referral and coordinated care of children and adolescents at risk.
QUALITY OF CP SERVICES IMPROVED There are improved standards for the management and quality of prevention and child protection services at national and local
levels.
KNOWLEDGEABLE AND ACTIVE ADOLESCENT REFU Adolescents and young people in the five Sahrawi refugee camps acquire relevant life skills, notably on participation and HIV/AIDS
protection.
RESEARCH-ACTION ON HEALTH RESEARCH Research-action on health around early childhood development and nutrition for women of child bearing age inform national
programmes and policies in targeted regions of the South, Highland and poor urban areas.
ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND OOSC Vulnerable and excluded children aged 6 to 16 years have increased support in terms of access to education and to high quality
learning and professional training opportunities  children are encouraged to continue with their schooling
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH SYSTEM Social and justice workers at the central/local level have the capacity, tools and procedures to effectively manage the prevention,
 referral and coordinated care of children and adolescents at risk.
PROMOTION OF CITIZENSHIP AND POSITIVE EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES Children and adolescents, families and civil society have strengthened capacities to act as development actors and to promote
citizenship and positive educational practices.
PUBLIC FINANCE & LOCAL GOVERNANCE Central and local actors are equipped with tools for analysing public spending and budgets and reviewing budget allocations, thus
contributing to reducing disparities and poverty among children and adolescents in targeted areas.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Knowledge management is reinforced around the areas of child wellbeing, child and adolescent rights, child protection, child
poverty, and socio-economic, geographic and gender disparities.
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES STRENGHTENED The government has strengthened commitment and capacity to legislate, plan and budget to extend prevention and response
interventions in the area of child protection.
DATA USED FOR POLICY Knowledge management on social and institutional resources directed towards adolescents teenagers (boys and girls) in terms of
accessibility, involvement and development, is strengthened.
THE PLANNING OF ACTIVITIES IS ANCHORED The Planning of activities, both sectorial and cross cutting, is rooted in an efficient coordination increasing the leveraging
effect of the program
QUALITY HEALTHCARE FOR MOTHERS AND NEWBO international norms and standards for mothers and newborns' healthcare are adopted in four pilot health zones in the Highlands,
southern and urban areas in the North.
HEALTHCARE OF REFUGEE MOTHERS AND NEWBOR The skills of healthcare personnel and managers in terms of knowledge around immunization and maternal & neonatal health are
reinforced and health facilities are provided with critical supplies needed for immunization and maternal & neonatal health
programmes in the five refugee camps.
ADVOCACY COMMUNICATION AND PARTNERSHIP UNICEF and its partners have tools and resources for advocacy, external communication and partnerships to promote children's
rights
EDUCATION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING The education and training systems have a statistical information system and strengthened capacities for results-based management,
strategic planning and analysis, especially for vulnerable children
TEACHERS PEDAGOGICAL SKILLS UPGRADED The educational skills of preschool, primary and intermediate school teachers are upgraded and the educational, cultural,
recreation and hygiene conditions conducive to a protective school environment are reinforced in the five refugee camps.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR SOCIAL AND JUSTICE WORKERS Social and justice workers at the central/local level have the capacity, tools and procedures to effectively manage the prevention,
referral and coordinated care of children and adolescents at risk.
PLANNING, MONITORING & EVALUATION UNICEF and its partners have the capacity to plan, monitor and evaluate programme implementation, including humanitarian action,
and to generate evidence on the situation of children in the country
CROSS SECTORAL UNICEF and its partners have an effective coordination mechanism to strengthen cross-sectoral synergies
IMPROVE GOVERNANCE OF EDUCATION SERVICES The Government has strengthened capacity to legislate, plan and budget, to improve the governance and quality of educational
services on a national and local scale