8. Annexes 8.1 Risk Analysis Date Impact & Countermeasures / Submitted, Last # Description Type Owner Status identified Probability Management response updated by Update 1 Political May prevent access Advice on secure travel routes Project Board N/A N/A The security situation in Sudan may to certain areas for within Sudan. An escort from pose some risks or perceived risks. implementation of MWRE will be provided where Without general security, the ability of projects. necessary. crews to travel, transport goods and work will be restricted. With renewable P = 2 The locations of main activities energy equipment, where the entire I = 3 in the project (Dongola, in the capital is procured and installed North State, Red Sea, upfront, theft or damage can mean a Khartoum) are secure and fall complete loss of invested capital. within the Minimal, Low or Moderate Threat Level areas identified by the UN (). 2 Lack of policy basis to Policy reform and decision Government N/A N/A Financial The Government may fail to marshal catalyse adoption of making can be slow in Sudan. the necessary resources or wind energy coordination amongst its entities to UNDP will rely on close design and implement the desired P = 2 relations with MWRE and other policy changes. I = 5 counterparts. Through close participation, UNDP will aim to spur action. need for electric power Sudan’s and previously demonstrated commitment to building power projects indicates that there is a will to move forward. The project supports existing government policy to encourage renewable energy and bring private developers into the market.
8. Annexes 8.1 Risk Analysis # Description Date identified Type Impact & Probability Countermeasures / Management response Owner Submitted, updated by Last Update Status 1 The security situation in Sudan may pose some risks or perceived risks. Without general security, the ability of crews to travel, transport goods and work will be restricted. With renewable energy equipment, where the entire capital is procured and installed upfront, theft or damage can mean a complete loss of invested capital. Political May prevent access to certain areas for implementation of projects. P = 2 I = 3 Advice on secure travel routes within Sudan. An escort from MWRE will be provided where necessary. The locations of main activities in the project (Dongola, in the North State, Red Sea, Khartoum) are secure and fall within the Minimal, Low or Moderate Threat Level areas identified by the UN (). Project Board N/A N/A 2 The Government may fail to marshal the necessary resources or coordination amongst its entities to design and implement the desired policy changes. Financial Lack of policy basis to catalyse adoption of wind energy P = 2 I = 5 Policy reform and decision making can be slow in Sudan. UNDP will rely on close relations with MWRE and other counterparts. Through close participation, UNDP will aim to spur action. Sudan’s need for electric power and previously demonstrated commitment to building power projects indicates that there is a will to move forward. The project supports existing government policy to encourage renewable energy and bring private developers into the market. Government N/A N/A
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