Present of each component in policy % 20 80 100 0 0 20 Energy Promotion of renewable energy sources (solar, wind, None energy Increase zero None None None Effective 3 biomass, geothermal) sources, carbon energy implementation zero/minimal supply for and carbon dioxide livelihoods and management. emissions. economic growth. Promote energy efficiency None Relatively less Energy savings None None None Effective 3 energy required if either used for implementation efficiency is further powering and increased, leading of sector, or management. to relatively less redirected carbon dioxide towards another emissions. sector. Economic savings. Diversify energy supply and regional cooperation None None Promotion of None Potential for None Dependant on 1 energy security increased fossil energy supply through multiple fuel carbon including a sources. dioxide mixture of fossil emissions. fuels and renewables. Promotion of fossil fuels including petroleum and coal None None Increase energy None Significantly Increase in Effective 1 to increase energy production production for increase level of air implementation livelihoods and carbon dioxide pollution. and economic growth, emissions. management. job creation. Promotion of renewable such as bio-fuels and biomass None Clean energy Potential to None None None Effective 3 source. increase energy implementation supply and and diversification. management. Increased and equitable access to affordable energy None None Promote None Potential for None Effective 1 services for all sectors of the economy economic and increase in implementation livelihood carbon dioxide and benefits. emission. management. Average of CCD assessment 0 50 100 0 50 16 2 Present of each component in policy %
Present of each component in policy % 20 80 100 0 0 20 Energy Promotion of renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass, geothermal) None energy sources, zero/minimal carbon dioxide emissions. Increase zero carbon energy supply for livelihoods and economic growth. None None None Effective implementation and management. 3 Promote energy efficiency None Relatively less energy required if efficiency is increased, leading to relatively less carbon dioxide emissions. Energy savings either used for further powering of sector, or redirected towards another sector. Economic savings. None None None Effective implementation and management. 3 Diversify energy supply and regional cooperation None None Promotion of energy security through multiple sources. None Potential for increased fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions. None Dependant on energy supply including a mixture of fossil fuels and renewables. 1 Promotion of fossil fuels including petroleum and coal to increase energy production 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. 1 Promotion of renewable such as bio-fuels and biomass None Clean energy source. Potential to increase energy supply and diversification. None None None Effective implementation and management. 3 Increased and equitable access to affordable energy services for all sectors of the economy None None Promote economic and livelihood benefits. None Potential for increase in carbon dioxide emission. None Effective implementation and management. 1 Average of CCD assessment 0 50 100 0 50 16 2 Present of each component in policy %
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