Project / programme Outcomes that contribute to Fund-level impacts outcomes Institutional and regulatory systems that Legal text No Government improve incentives for Renewable remains Legislation MARENA in low-emission planning Government budget Energy committed to Enacted operation and development and Agency establishment of their effective Building and staff (MARENA) MARENA implementation contracts Proportion of CEB Grid power supply 20% 28% 35% strengthening in a jurisdiction or Digest of Energy completed market Statistics Based on estimate of MW Number of divided by households, and effective capacity CEB individuals (males and of the power females) with 83,000 100,000 129,500 system, Digest of Energy improved access to multiplied by Statistics low-emission energy total number of sources households in Mauritius and Rodrigues (396,335) Number of additional New comfortable female and male hybrid semi passengers using NTA 0 60,000 100,000 buses transport as a deployed result of Fund support. Vehicle fuel economy 175 hybrid semi 33-38.5 and energy source as NTA / Bus 33 litres 30 litres per low-floor buses litres per a result of Fund companies per 100km 100km on the road by 100km support. 2020 Means of Target Expected Result Indicator Baseline Assumptions Verification (MoV) Mid-term Final Project / programme Outputs that contribute to outcomes outputs PHASE ONE (2016-2018) 2015 2017 2018 1.1 Institutional Renewable Energy Legislation available MARENA No strengthening of the Agency Act in place on Supreme Court Legislation functioning Government legislation, Mauritius website voted in as a maintains policy no staff Renewable Energy Institution staffed by Parliament of promoting RE contracted Agency mid-term Staff contracts agency CEB and MEPU Capacity provide full MARENA and 1.2 Assistance to No collaboration at MEPU submit Accreditation GCF accreditation and request different steps accreditation Documentation for CEB and MEPU training submitted and national requests to GCF initiated systems are sufficient to
Project / programme outcomes Outcomes that contribute to Fund-level impacts Institutional and regulatory systems that improve incentives for low-emission planning and development and their effective implementation Legal text Government budget Building and staff contracts No Renewable Energy Agency (MARENA) Legislation Enacted MARENA in operation Government remains committed to establishment of MARENA Proportion of power supply in a jurisdiction or market CEB Digest of Energy Statistics 20% 28% 35% Grid strengthening completed Number of households, and individuals (males and females) with improved access to low-emission energy sources CEB Digest of Energy Statistics 83,000 100,000 129,500 Based on estimate of MW divided by effective capacity of the power system, multiplied by total number of households in Mauritius and Rodrigues (396,335) Number of additional female and male passengers using transport as a result of Fund support. NTA 0 60,000 100,000 New comfortable hybrid semi buses deployed Vehicle fuel economy and energy source as a result of Fund support. NTA / Bus companies 33-38.5 litres per 100km 33 litres per 100km 30 litres per 100km 175 hybrid semi low-floor buses on the road by 2020 Expected Result Indicator Means of Verification (MoV) Baseline Target Assumptions Mid-term Final Project / programme outputs Outputs that contribute to outcomes PHASE ONE (2016-2018) 2015 2017 2018 1.1 Institutional strengthening of the Mauritius Renewable Energy Agency Renewable Energy Agency Act in place Institution staffed by mid-term Legislation available on Supreme Court website Staff contracts No legislation, no staff contracted Legislation voted in Parliament MARENA functioning as a agency Government maintains policy of promoting RE 1.2 Assistance to GCF accreditation for CEB and MEPU MARENA and MEPU submit accreditation requests to GCF Accreditation Documentation No Capacity and training initiated request submitted CEB and MEPU provide full collaboration at different steps and national systems are sufficient to
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