Number of public and private sector entities supporting the sustainable 3 operation of the GHG inventory system by EOP Number of prioritized NAMA in the construction sector developed and 1 funded for the implementation by the project by EOP Number of individual EE interventions that constitute the construction 4 sector NAMAs by Year 4 Number of identified fully capable and qualified private and/or public 3 sector entities that are interested in funding prioritized NAMA projects by Year 4 Number of MRV systems for construction sector emissions set up and 1 operational by Year 2 Number of institutions adopting and operationalizing MRV systems of 2 the pilot NAMA, by 2nd Quarter Year 3 Number of construction sector NAMA case studies using the approved 3 MRV framework and incorporated in policy documents by EOP Risks Risks identified in the implementation of the Project are summarized in Table 15. The overall risk is considered moderate. Assumptions The main assumptions of this Project are the: Continued strong government support policy on NAMA in construction sector. Interest remains strong in reduction of air pollution in winter among energy consumers / building sector as it has impacts on their health. Willingness of construction sector to comply with the building code. Table 15: Summary of Project Risks Description Rating Mitigation measures Policy measures are Moderate The project will be implemented jointly with the MEGDT, not in place to fully one of the four mainstream policy making Ministries that implement NAMAs hosts the Climate Change Coordination Office. Furthermore, establishment of multi-stakeholder task forces will be ensured with representations from Government entities, academia and NGOs by decree of high-level Government bodies, in order to support of relevant regulatory mechanisms for NAMA. Ineffective Low The project will focus on strengthening overall coordination coordination that capacity of the Climate Change Coordination Office. leads to overlaps Regular coordination meetings with key stakeholders will and lost be supported in order to enable a discussion platform, establish a close working relationship and avoid duplication
Number of public and private sector entities supporting the sustainable operation of the GHG inventory system by EOP 3 Number of prioritized NAMA in the construction sector developed and funded for the implementation by the project by EOP 1 Number of individual EE interventions that constitute the construction sector NAMAs by Year 4 4 Number of identified fully capable and qualified private and/or public sector entities that are interested in funding prioritized NAMA projects by Year 4 3 Number of MRV systems for construction sector emissions set up and operational by Year 2 1 Number of institutions adopting and operationalizing MRV systems of the pilot NAMA, by 2nd Quarter Year 3 2 Number of construction sector NAMA case studies using the approved MRV framework and incorporated in policy documents by EOP 3 Risks Risks identified in the implementation of the Project are summarized in Table 15. The overall risk is considered moderate. Assumptions The main assumptions of this Project are the: Continued strong government support policy on NAMA in construction sector. Interest remains strong in reduction of air pollution in winter among energy consumers / building sector as it has impacts on their health. Willingness of construction sector to comply with the building code. Table 15: Summary of Project Risks Description Rating Mitigation measures Policy measures are not in place to fully implement NAMAs Moderate The project will be implemented jointly with the MEGDT, one of the four mainstream policy making Ministries that hosts the Climate Change Coordination Office. Furthermore, establishment of multi-stakeholder task forces will be ensured with representations from Government entities, academia and NGOs by decree of high-level Government bodies, in order to support of relevant regulatory mechanisms for NAMA. Ineffective coordination that leads to overlaps and lost Low The project will focus on strengthening overall coordination capacity of the Climate Change Coordination Office. Regular coordination meetings with key stakeholders will be supported in order to enable a discussion platform, establish a close working relationship and avoid duplication
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