practises of practises of and biodiversity, and biodiversity and management. potential for potential for conservation and conservation. hence carbon sequestration. Support networks of marketing services and the None Potential to Strengthen None None Charcoal Fair and 2 transportation of forest products maintain carbon forest based production equitable sinks. livelihoods and use. access. through income generation. Promote the conservation of agricultural land and Potential to increase Contribute to Improve gender None None None Successful 4 improvement in quality of food crops, with specific adaptive capacity of rural better dynamics, rural implementation programmes targeting women and forest based management agricultural and livelihoods, particularly practises of livelihoods and management. that of women. biodiversity and income agriculture, and generation. potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Average of CCD assessment 3 Present of each component in policy % 50 100 100 0 0 25 Energy Increase renewable energy sources to 35% by 2025 None Clean energy Increase clean None None None Successful 3 sources, zero carbon implementation zero/minimal energy supply for and carbon dioxide livelihoods and management. emissions. economic growth. Increase use of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and LPG None None Increase energy None Significantly Increase in Effective 2 production for increase level of air implementation livelihoods and carbon dioxide pollution. and economic growth, emissions. management. job creation. Rehabilitation and development of new micro None energy Increase None None None Successful 3 hydropower schemes source. electricity implementation generation and and portfolio of management. sources. Secure energy supply and reliability at the household Increase individual and None Increase access to None Potential for None Proportion of 1 level community ability to adapt electricity to net increase in energy supply to temperature rise. improve energy from fossil fuels. livelihoods. consumption with a
practises of biodiversity, and potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. practises of biodiversity and potential for conservation. and management. Support networks of marketing services and the transportation of forest products None Potential to maintain carbon sinks. Strengthen forest based livelihoods through income generation. None None Charcoal production and use. Fair and equitable access. 2 Promote the conservation of agricultural land and improvement in quality of food crops, with specific programmes targeting women Potential to increase adaptive capacity of rural and forest based livelihoods, particularly that of women. Contribute to better management practises of biodiversity and agriculture, and potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Improve gender dynamics, rural agricultural livelihoods and income generation. None None None Successful implementation and management. 4 Average of CCD assessment 3 Present of each component in policy % 50 100 100 0 0 25 Energy Increase renewable energy sources to 35% by 2025 None Clean energy sources, zero/minimal carbon dioxide emissions. Increase clean zero carbon energy supply for livelihoods and economic growth. None None None Successful implementation and management. 3 Increase use of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and LPG None None Increase energy production for livelihoods and economic growth, job creation. None Significantly increase carbon dioxide emissions. Increase in level of air pollution. Effective implementation and management. 2 Rehabilitation and development of new micro hydropower schemes None energy source. Increase electricity generation and portfolio of sources. None None None Successful implementation and management. 3 Secure energy supply and reliability at the household level Increase individual and community ability to adapt to temperature rise. None Increase access to electricity to improve livelihoods. None Potential for net increase in energy consumption with a None Proportion of energy supply from fossil fuels. 1
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