National Ozone Officers should facilitate the ratification process by providing the required data, information and background documents to the ratification institutions. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government representatives Related ministries and legislators One meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders Supporting national ratification instruments Legislators Supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Legislators have all necessary documents and knowledge for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b) Country-specific activities aimed at initiating supporting institutional arrangements Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Reviewing operating codes and standards for the correct and efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic A proposal for updating codes and standards prepared and presented Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the impressive results achieved so far under the Montreal Protocol and also in facilitating the realization of new, ambitious strategies.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
Implementation budget and plan Enabling Activity Budget Requested (USD) a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. Coordination with Government representatives 2,500 a.2. Supporting national ratification instruments 2,500 b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. Reviewing operating codes and standards for the efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain 25,000 b.2. Licensing systems b.2. Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends 20,000 b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3 Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption 25,000 c. Preparation for national strategies c.1. Assessment of the refrigeration and servicing sector 25,000 c.2. Inventory of the refrigeration and devices. 25,000 c.3. Identification of policies and regulations to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies 25,000 Total 150,000 Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 conditioning conditioning
The survey on ODS alternatives in BiH has revealed that estimated use of ODS alternatives in the period 2012-2015 varies between 770 and 860 mt per year. The aerosol sector accounts for the largest share of consumption (42.56%) of ODS alternatives in 2015, followed by the foam sector (29.44%) and commercial refrigeration (11.17%). In RAC sector the highest demand is associated with consumption of HFC-134a (44.53%) and (30.06%). In the foam, aerosol, solvent and fire suppression sector, the highest consumption is associated with use of hydrocarbons (74.4%) and DME (14.4%), followed by methyl chloride (4.8%) and C-pentane (4.0%). Objectives The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Bosnia and Herzegovina for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, considering the situation above stated with regard to the current HFCs’ consumption and through the following lines of action: Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, Support to the institutional arrangements, Review of the licensing systems, Review of the data reporting systems and Preparation for national strategies. Proposed approach and activities Activities to facilitate and support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment National Ozone Officers should facilitate the ratification process by providing the required data, information and background documents to the ratification institutions. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government representatives Related ministries and legislators One meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders Supporting national ratification instruments Legislators Supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Legislators have all necessary documents and knowledge for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b)
Country-specific activities aimed at initiating supporting institutional arrangements Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Reviewing operating codes and standards for the correct and efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic A proposal for updating codes and standards prepared and presented Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the impressive results achieved so far under the Montreal Protocol and also in facilitating the realization of new, ambitious strategies. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government representatives Related ministries and legislators One meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders Supporting national ratification instruments Legislators Supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Legislators have all necessary documents and knowledge for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b) Country-specific activities aimed at initiating supporting institutional arrangements Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Reviewing operating codes and standards for the correct and efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic A proposal for updating codes and standards prepared and presented Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the impressive results achieved so far under the Montreal Protocol and also in facilitating the realization of new, ambitious strategies.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
Implementation budget and plan Enabling Activity Budget Requested (USD) a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. Coordination with Government representatives 2,500 a.2. Supporting national ratification instruments 2,500 b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. Reviewing operating codes and standards for the efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain 25,000 b.2. Licensing systems b.2. Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends 20,000 b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3 Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption 25,000 c. Preparation for national strategies c.1. Assessment of the refrigeration and servicing sector 25,000 c.2. Inventory of the refrigeration and devices. 25,000 c.3. Identification of policies and regulations to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies 25,000 Total 150,000 Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. b.2. Licensing systems b.2. b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3. c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2. c.3.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy.
Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.2. Licensing systems b.2. b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3. c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2. c.3. .
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. b.2. Licensing systems b.2. b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3. c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2. c.3.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (refrigeration and manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
Estimation of the HFC base line and starting point for aggregate reduction in HFC consumption 1 HFC alternatives in terms of availability in the Mexican market and in the international markets. Technology, safety and operative costs. Cost/Effectiveness analysis 3 Sectorial Distribution: RAC, MAC, Foams, Aerosols, Solvents, fire Suppressors and others 2 Total 11 Component 3. Policy Support Subcomponent 3A- Policies and Regulations Output Task/Actions Term (m) Indicator Budget Requested (USD) Identification of Policies and regulations to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies Potential controls on the import of equipment when nationally appropriate 3 Feasibility study to determine the options to control the imports of HFC based equipment and avoid its installation in México 7,000 Updated Quota and licence system to control HFCs 4 Assessment on the requirements to implement the quota and licensing system for the HFC and its blends 8,000 Identification of the regulations and safety standards for handling flammable and toxic alternatives 4 Evaluation of the existing safety standards for handling flammable and toxic alternatives and the general regulation modifications needed 12,000
Assessment of the actual standards for the energy efficiency for RAC equipment, and identification of the new standards to adopt of new technologies 4 Comparative assessment of the actual energy efficiency standards and the requirements for the adoption of the new technologies, including the possible new developments in equipment design for its efficiency 8,000 Identification of required regulations or its possible adaptation for disposal of old appliances, management of recovered refrigerants and the destruction of HFCs in its case 5 Development of the guidelines for the management of old RAC appliances and recovered refrigerants including its possible destruction 8,000 Diagnosis of the conditions for the emission control obligations of HFC-23, considering the different funding sources. 4 Identification of the requirements to control the emissions of and consideration of technical assistance for process optimization and leakage control 8,000 Total 24 Total 51,000 Subcomponent 3B – Kigali Amendment Road Map Output Task/Actions Term (m) Indicator Budget Requested (USD)
Design of the Road map for the implementation of the Kigali Amendment in México. Policy and regulatory measures, and overarching activities to phase-down HFCs 3 Assessment report on the requirements of policies and overarching activities, considering: Linkage with the Stage III of the HPMP, Design of the quota and licensing system Safety and Energy Efficiency standards, Customs controls and Public awareness 15,000 HFC-23 Monitoring Emissions 1 Design of an emission monitoring, report and verification model Identification of the possible Investment and non-investment projects 3 Assessment on the upgraded survey to determine the possible initial projects and its priority Climate Impact 1 Assessment on the climate impact of the strategy and the harmonization with the National policies on Climate Change Total 8 15,000 PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES. Capacity Building With the implementation of the Kigali Amendment it would be essential to initiate with several preliminary capacity building activities paving the way to the HFC phase-down. A number of actions have been identified by Mexico including enforcement of the national ozone unit in energy efficiency issues, the identification of energy saving opportunities in RAC sectors as well as training programs for trainers addressing the handling of the flammable and toxic refrigerants. Output Task/Actions Term (m) Indicator Budget Requested (USD) Preliminary capacity building requirements for the implementation of the Kigali Amendment and its related Training programmes for refrigeration service technicians addressing issues related to flammability and/or toxicity of refrigerants being phased in. 2 Train the trainers course for the identification of all kind of alternatives to the HFC (including other HFC and its blends) 15,000 Identification of the 3 Report on the assessment 10,000
matters. possible energy savings opportunities in the RAC sectors considering the implementation of the Kigali Amendment. of the EE policies, availability of new technologies, the potential energy savings per sector and feasible applications in the Mexican market Training for National Ozone officers and other related stakeholders on energy efficiency developments in the RAC systems. 2 Train to the NOO, Energy officers and other related stakeholders and technical experts in energy efficiency and the new developments to increase efficiency in RAC systems 18,000 Total 7 Total 43,000 PUBLIC AWARENESS. In order to disseminate the new commitments of Mexico under the Montreal Protocol and the possible effects of the Kigali Amendment in the Mexican policies in terms of climate change, as one of the first enabling activities it is planned that one informative workshop will be organized aiming at the Industry, Academy, Government and other representatives. Moreover, it would be very relevant to produce outreach materials that demonstrate the impact and benefits of the Kigali amendment as well as the documentation of the project within Mexico using low- alternatives. Output Task/Actions Term (m) Indicator Budget Requested (USD) Kigali Amendment informative workshop Arrangement of one event in a city of Mexico. 3 One workshop for 100 participants 15,000 Fact Sheets and Case Studies on Transitioning to Low-GWP Alternatives in Various Applications Documentation of projects using alternatives. 3 10 fact sheets on experiences using Low GWP alternatives in Mexico. 8,000 Total 9 Total 23,000 COORDINATION OF ENABLING ACTIVITIES.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (refrigeration and manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Enhancement of the import and export license system to include HFCs and other alternatives Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic Identification of necessary regulatory and administrative measures for the control of HFCs’ imports and exports Training of customs officers and environmental inspectors on HFCs control and alternatives Customs and environment inspectors A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered Knowledge on HFCs control and alternatives transmitted Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated Improving a national database based on the above Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National database updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessing national barriers and opportunities for the use and further uptake of low- and ODS alternatives Relevant ministries --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Barriers and opportunities identified Identification of appropriate policies, regulations, and financial instruments, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies, regulations and financial instruments identified
Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. b.2. Licensing systems b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2.
Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Reviewing operating codes and standards for the correct and efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic A proposal for updating codes and standards prepared and presented Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the impressive results achieved so far under the Montreal Protocol and also in facilitating the realization of new, ambitious strategies. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption, especially considering the servicing sector (the informal sector in particular) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic National mechanism updated National strategies that contained the activities in sub-paragraphs a and b above; Well-defined national strategies and priorities can facilitate the ratification process and subsequently the whole HFC phase-down. Here, activities are proposed for preparing the basis of the national strategy. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. b.2. Licensing systems b.2. b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3. c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2. c.3.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government representatives Related ministries and legislators One meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders Supporting national ratification instruments Legislators Supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Legislators have all support documents for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b) Country-specific activities aimed at initiating supporting institutional arrangements Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Necessary technical, administrative and financial support to be provided by Implementing Agency/ UNIDO. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of linkages between the Kigali amendment (HFC control measures and energy efficiency objectives) and the national strategy on environment and on climate change Relevant ministries At least one workshop to be organized for relevant ministries --- Papers to be prepared Links identified Reviewing operating codes and standards for the efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- Relevant papers prepared A proposal prepared for updating codes and standards Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the phasing out achievements under the Montreal Protocol. Licensing and quota system should
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment report on the impact of the Phase out of HCFC in the potential consumption of HFCs and other ODS alternatives in refrigeration manufacturing and servicing sectors in Sudan Relevant ministries and other stakeholders. Workshop delivered --- A report drafted Projection on ODS alternatives consumption estimated Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries and other stakeholders. Workshop delivered --- A report drafted Knowledge on the national market of RAC devices among decision makers increased Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries and other stakeholders like professional associations and service shops associations. A report drafted Understanding of the composition of the servicing sector reached Identification of policies and regulations to facilitate the of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report drafted National strategy defined Consumers awareness raising on energy efficiency improvement options for RAC devices Civil society, schools and training centers. A brochure prepared and distributed in relevant events Civil society and targeted professionals informed on this topic
c.5. Consumers awareness raising on energy efficiency improvement options for RAC devices 20,000 Total 150,000 Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1.1. b.1.2. b.2. Licensing systems b.2.1. b.2.2. b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3.1. c. National strategies c.1. c.2. c.3. c.4. c.5.
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified
Implementation budget and plan Enabling Activity Budget Requested (USD) a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. Coordination with Government representatives 2,500 a.2. Supporting national ratification instruments 2,500 b.1. Institutional arrangements b.1. Reviewing operating codes and standards for the efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain 25,000 b.2. Licensing systems b.2. Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends 20,000 b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3 Review of the national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs consumption 25,000 c. Preparation for national strategies c.1. Assessment of the refrigeration and servicing sector 25,000 c.2. Inventory of the refrigeration and devices. 25,000 c.3. Identification of policies and regulations to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies 25,000 Total 150,000 Enabling Activity Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of linkages between the Kigali amendment (HFC control measures and energy efficiency objectives) and the national strategy on environment and on climate change Relevant ministries A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic Links identified Reviewing operating codes and standards for the correct and efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A report published on this topic A proposal for updating codes and standards prepared and presented Review of licensing systems Properly established and functioning licensing systems play a key role in sustaining the impressive results achieved so far under the Montreal Protocol and also in facilitating the realization of new, ambitious strategies. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Enhancement of the import and export license system to include HFCs and other alternatives Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic Identification of necessary regulatory and administrative measures for the control of HFCs’ imports and exports Preparing harmonized tariff codes according to HFCs commitments, with special attention to HFC blends Customs --- Relevant ministries A workshop with relevant stakeholders delivered --- A report published on this topic New tariff codes defined Data reporting on HFC consumption
Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Assessment of the refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector (formal and informal sector) Relevant ministries A report published on this topic Accurate analysis of the characteristics of the servicing sector made Inventory of the refrigeration and air-conditioning units currently used in the country and projections for next years (including a chapter on energy efficiency options for these devices) Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the current and future national market of RAC devices increased among decision makers Reviewing HFC alternative options and assessing their Relevant ministries Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Knowledge on the HFC alternatives increased among decision makers Identification of appropriate policies and regulations, including HCFC phase-out strategies, to facilitate the phase-down of HFCs and the introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies – inclusive “not-in-kind” options – with higher rates of energy efficiency Relevant ministries --- Customs --- Private sector (RAC manufacturing, servicing sector, aerosols) Workshop delivered --- A report published on this topic Feasible policies and regulations identified Consumers awareness raising on energy efficiency improvement options for refrigeration and devices Civil society A brochure prepared and distributed in relevant events --- Events organized Civil society informed on this topic
introduction of low-GWP alternative technologies c.5. Consumers awareness raising on energy efficiency 30,000 Total 250,000 Enabling Activity Months 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 a. Activities to support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment a.1. a.2. b.1. Institutional arrangements b.2. Licensing systems b.3. Data reporting on HFC consumption b.3.1 c. Preparation for national strategy c.1. c.2. c.3.
the impact of the ratification ministries and legislators amendment 1.2 Coordination with Government representatives and preparation of background documents Related ministries and legislators Meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted, supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders, legislators have all necessary documents for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification 1.3 Awareness raising of stakeholders on HFC-phase down Legislators and public society (stakeholders) Kigali Amendment informative conference at the Ozone Day 2018 conducted, fact sheets and case studies on transitioning to alternatives in various applications prepared and distributed Legislators have the support of all relevant stakeholders for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification b. Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, Country-specific activities aimed at initiating supporting institutional arrangements Institutional arrangement is what integrates analysis and decision-making tools, and it is the precondition of a successful ratification. In order to facilitate the process, the following activities are planned for the below target groups: Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs 2.1 Reviewing institutional arrangements on HFC control measures and linkages to the national strategy on environment and on the mitigation of climate change Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A meeting/workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A detailed report is prepared A review prepared for institutional arrangements on HFC control measures and linkages to the national strategy
2.2 Reviewing codes and standards for the efficient use of HFCs and ODS alternatives in the entire value chain Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A meeting/workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A detailed report is prepared A proposal prepared for updating codes and standards, permits, inspections, operating standards for HFC and ODS alternatives (use, maintenance, end-user), prohibitions, testing, labelling (production, manufacturing, wholesalers or distributors) etc. 2.3 Reviewing standards for flammable/toxic low- and zero-GWP alternatives in line with international standards Relevant ministries and servicing sectors A meeting/workshop delivered with relevant ministries --- A detailed report is prepared A proposal prepared for updating national codes and standards in line with international standards for flammable/toxic alternatives b.2 Data reporting on HFC consumption National data reporting is the backbone of the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the institutions of the Montreal Protocol. In order to facilitate the process, the following activities are planned for the below target groups: Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs 3.1 Reviewing national mechanisms used for ODS reporting to include HFCs production/consumption (Decision 76/7d) Relevant ministries --- Customs A workshop is delivered with relevant stakeholders --- A detailed report is drafted National mechanism updated, enhancing the records and control tools on HFCs and alternative substances in cooperation with customs, authorities and stakeholders 3.2 Improving coordination in the country, related to the collection, verification