A: Project Objective Objective level Baseline Targets and of Assumptions & UNEP MTS Indicators Monitoring Milestones Verification Risks reference* Reduce greenhouse gas tCO2 avoided by the No tCO2 emissions 3,821,252 tCO2 during Project Cities are unable to Climate change emissions by supporting project (direct and avoided the project and for the 15 monitoring achieve proposed market transformations that post-project direct following project system electricity saving 1,700 kWh/year/capita will enable a doubling of the emissions reductions) completion (direct and in buildings electricity consumption rate of energy efficiency direct post-project) in each city (based on 10 improvements in buildings by cities with an average 323,000 MWh of 2030, through linking global population of 2 million electricity saved market experience with local within municipal policy action and capacity boundaries) building. Project Outcome Baseline Targets and Means of Assumptions MTS Expected Outcome Indicators Monitoring Verification & Risks Accomplishment Milestones 1.1 No. of cities, Limited 30 cities Project Stakeholders Low Emissions NGOs and participation commit to monitoring are engaging Growth – engagement private 5 cities (2014) join the system slowly in in the BEA businesses and a dozen BEA and partnerships expands and signed up to private sector agree to (1) activities provides the and NGO implement Partnership accelerator up” to an energy “signed activities do that the accelerator efficiency not deliver these policy, 2) envisaged innovative develop a market platforms building change can produce project and market shifts 3) track and toward more report efficient progress. buildings at 30 NGO's a subnational and and local Businesses level as agree to 1) policy develop a leaders building implement project and new policy, 2) track and project and
A: Project Objective Objective level Indicators Baseline Targets and Monitoring Milestones of Verification Assumptions & Risks UNEP MTS reference* Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by supporting market transformations that will enable a doubling of the rate of energy efficiency improvements in buildings by 2030, through linking global market experience with local policy action and capacity building. tCO2 avoided by the project (direct and post-project direct emissions reductions) No tCO2 emissions avoided 1,700 kWh/year/capita electricity consumption in each city (based on 10 cities with an average population of 2 million within municipal boundaries) 3,821,252 tCO2 during the project and for the 15 following project completion (direct and direct post-project) 323,000 MWh of electricity saved Project monitoring system Cities are unable to achieve proposed electricity saving in buildings Climate change Project Outcome Outcome Indicators Baseline Targets and Monitoring Milestones Means of Verification Assumptions & Risks MTS Expected Accomplishment 1.1 engagement in the BEA expands and provides that these innovative platforms can produce market shifts toward more efficient buildings at a subnational and local level as policy leaders implement new policy, project and No. of cities, NGOs and private businesses signed up to the accelerator Limited participation – 5 cities (2014) and a dozen private sector and NGO “signed up” to the accelerator 30 cities commit to join the BEA and agree to (1) implement an energy efficiency policy, 2) develop a building project and 3) track and report progress. 30 NGO's and Businesses agree to 1) develop a building project and 2) track and Project monitoring system Stakeholders are engaging slowly in partnerships activities Partnership activities do not deliver envisaged market change Low Emissions Growth
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