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- News 9 October 2020 New report: The Growth of Small-Scale Irrigation in Kenya Kenya has seen a growing market for small-scale irrigation technologies in recent years. Since 2000, twelve new irrigation technology suppliers have entered Kenya’s irrigation sector, driven by demands from government- and donor-supported irrigation projects and from a growing middle class wanting to invest in irrigation. This report unfolds the strategies and capabilities of irrigation technology suppliers and their role in developing the small-scale irrigation market in Kenya. The report…
- News 8 October 2020 New report: Small-scale irrigation in Kenya Kenya: a growing market for small-scale irrigation technologies Kenya has seen a growing market for small-scale irrigation technologies in recent years. Since 2000, twelve new irrigation technology suppliers have entered Kenya’s irrigation sector, driven by demands from government- and donor-supported irrigation projects and from a growing middle class wanting to invest in irrigation. Our new report Our report unfolds the strategies and capabilities of irrigation technology suppliers and their…
- News 8 October 2020 Finance Guide for Implementation of Technology Action Plans Reaching the envisaged scale of climate technology implementation implies a drastic scale-up and implementation of policies and measures, as well as a rapid mobilization of domestic and international financial resources, which should be efficiently and sustainably invested. This guidebook provides information on how to develop a business case for interventions that are inclusive of climate change mitigation and adaptation technologies, and to present this information in structured proposals to…
- Event 7 October 2020 Webinar: GACMO as a tool for establishing mitigation scenarios 9. October 2020, 4 pm (CET) This webinar is part of the "ICAT webinar series: advancing climate action transparency in Latin America and the Caribbean", a cycle of presentations in Spanish of impacts, results, and methodologies from the ICAT (Initiative for Climate Action Transparency) project for specialists and the public in Latin America and the Caribbean. In this webinar, we will present the modelling tool GACMO (Greenhouse gas Abatement Cost MOdel) developed by the UNEP-DTU Partnership…
- Project 1 October 2020 CONNECT4GREENTECH – a collaborative research and innovation project of the Nordic Green Growth Research and Innovation Program UNEP DTU analyses enabling and constraining factors for bioeconomy clustersCONNECT4GREENTECH focuses on supporting conditions for upscaling green technologies and on moving further the innovation frontier of extracting high‐value chemicals from lignin forward. Lignin is an abundant side stream in pulp production, nowadays mostly burnt for energy. Yet, it has a broad application potential from biofuels to chemicals, medicine and food additives. A lot of R&D concerning different options has…
- News 1 October 2020 New guidance on national adaptation reporting With the way countries report on adaptation to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) set to change, a new guide published today provides technical experts responsible for producing the adaptation section of their country’s Biennial Transparency Report (BTR) with a practical and easy-to-follow interpretation. The guide, developed from the Initiative for Climate Action Transparency’s (ICAT) work on adaptation together with UNEP DTU Partnership, will help those working…
- Webinar & E-Learning 1 October 2020 Evaluando el progreso e impactos de la agrupación de proyectos (Webinar) Contenido: Componentes de un sistema de seguimiento MRV Utilidad de un sistema MRV Aplicabilidad de un sistema MRV a proyectos municipales agregados de EE Preguntas y Respuestas (Q&A)
- Webinar & E-Learning 29 September 2020 Unlocking energy efficiency in municipalities: water-energy nexus in existing water supply systems (Webinar) – 29.09.2020 Water availability is a main driver for sustainable development. Interdependencies between water and energy sectors are very strong and need to be addressed as a whole to be able to tackle resource stresses caused by climate change, commonly known the water-energy nexus. On the other hand, high electricity demand can lead to unsustainable costs of operation of water supply systems which directly affects public finance, budgets and tariffs for final consumers. In order to…