Targets Indicator Baseline Source of verification Risks and Assumptions End of Project Project Objective Lifetime energy saved. The use of over 15 35.5 million mega-Joules of energy MoWIE estimates. Assumptions: To promote and million inefficient saved. Government is focusing its legal and encourage significantly and over 15 PIRs. policy framework to align with greater use of energy Tonnes of CO2 million kerosene lamps The total direct incremental GHG international best-practice with respect efficient and renewable equivalent avoided. leads to over 35 Mt emission reductions from solar Mid-Term Review and to product standards and certifications. energy technologies for CO2e annually. products will 0.04 Mt of CO2e over their Terminal Evaluation. National efforts at institutional level to household and lifetime of 3 years; the additional ICS mitigate the effects of GHG emissions productive uses in rural will avoid 2 Mt of CO2e over their GEF Tracking Tool. in rural energy end-use and local communities in Ethiopia lifetime of 3 years. manufacturing of RETs are being strengthened. Number of households 800,000 households are direct GEF support is able to promote the use benefiting from beneficiaries from improved access to of innovative energy technologies at access to affordable RETs. the rural level and thus help to meet RETs. CRGE targets quicker. Risks: The lack of appropriate energy efficiency and renewable energy policies and regulations for rural energy technologies is maintained within the country framework. The Government does not commit adequate resources and implementation support to develop and enforce standards. Without an appropriate political framework and sufficient financial mechanisms in place, the activity of RET enterprises remains at a low level. GHG emission targets are not being met. Component 1: Strengthened regulatory and legal framework based on national standards Outcome 1 Status of development No regulatory basis to New regulations for enforcement of MoWIE and regional Assumptions: Favourable legal and and enforcement of RET improve and control standards in place. Energy Bureaus. Government is focusing its legal and regulatory environment hardware standards by the quality of rural policy framework to align with created for small-scale, Government of energy technologies for Over 500 individual stakeholders have international best-practice with respect off-grid renewable Ethiopia. Ethiopia. been trained in implementation and to product standards and certifications. energy investments in Number of participants adherence with the new standards and Building capacity among stakeholders rural areas are in place benefiting from regulations. in implementation and enforcement of and stakeholders are trainings new standards and regulations is being trained to comply and ensured. implement the new
Indicator Baseline Targets End of Project Source of verification Risks and Assumptions Project Objective To promote and encourage significantly greater use of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies for household and productive uses in rural communities in Ethiopia Lifetime energy saved. Tonnes of CO2 equivalent avoided. Number of households benefiting from access to RETs. The use of over 15 million inefficient and over 15 million kerosene lamps leads to over 35 Mt CO2e annually. 35.5 million mega-Joules of energy saved. The total direct incremental GHG emission reductions from solar products will 0.04 Mt of CO2e over their lifetime of 3 years; the additional ICS will avoid 2 Mt of CO2e over their lifetime of 3 years. 800,000 households are direct beneficiaries from improved access to affordable RETs. MoWIE estimates. PIRs. Mid-Term Review and Terminal Evaluation. GEF Tracking Tool. Assumptions: Government is focusing its legal and policy framework to align with international best-practice with respect to product standards and certifications. National efforts at institutional level to mitigate the effects of GHG emissions in rural energy end-use and local manufacturing of RETs are being strengthened. GEF support is able to promote the use of innovative energy technologies at the rural level and thus help to meet CRGE targets quicker. Risks: The lack of appropriate energy efficiency and renewable energy policies and regulations for rural energy technologies is maintained within the country framework. The Government does not commit adequate resources and implementation support to develop and enforce standards. Without an appropriate political framework and sufficient financial mechanisms in place, the activity of RET enterprises remains at a low level. GHG emission targets are not being met. Component 1: Strengthened regulatory and legal framework based on national standards Outcome 1 Favourable legal and regulatory environment created for small-scale, off-grid renewable energy investments in rural areas are in place and stakeholders are trained to comply and implement the new Status of development and enforcement of RET hardware standards by Government of Ethiopia. Number of participants benefiting from trainings No regulatory basis to improve and control the quality of rural energy technologies for Ethiopia. New regulations for enforcement of standards in place. Over 500 individual stakeholders have been trained in implementation and adherence with the new standards and regulations. MoWIE and regional Energy Bureaus. Assumptions: Government is focusing its legal and policy framework to align with international best-practice with respect to product standards and certifications. Building capacity among stakeholders in implementation and enforcement of new standards and regulations is being ensured.
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