The Project funding is a grant stemming from The Bank will ensure that the MLF Executive Committee is kept fully up to date with rate of Jordan’s the Montreal Multilateral Fund disbursement and its financing needs throughout the next four years and communicate experience on the ground Protocol’s (MLF) that will be a provided to the country in in terms of actual equipment and services costs to allow the Committee to make informed decisions on the level several tranches depending on ability of future grants in similar sectors. Jordan’s to meet annual HCFC consumption targets. In Resp: Bank Status: Not Yet Stage: Recurrent: Due Frequency: its 20+ year history, the MLF has always been Due Date: replenished in a manner allowing commitments to countries to be met. However, because of the recent global financial crisis and particularly difficulties experienced in Europe, future contributions may suffer. Delivery Monitoring and Sustainability Rating Low Description: Risk Management: Reverse retrofit to HCFC after conversion MoEnv plans on imposing a ban on the use of HCFCs in the AC manufacturing sector. The NOU will need to completed as HCFCs are still available in monitor the use of HCFCs in all remaining sectors to ensure there is no diversion to the AC sector. The project Jordan and could undermine the PDO of the will promote compliance with the highest grade in the new labeling requirement for residential air-conditioners. Project. MoEnv will work with MEMR and other agencies to put into place incentive mechanisms to stimulate demand for EE products Resp: Client Status: Not Yet Stage: Recurrent: Due 31-Dec-2016 Frequency: Due Date: Overall Risk Implementation Risk Rating: Moderate Description: The project is not complicated on a technical level. However, in terms of ensuring uptake of the converted production and non-HCFC based air-conditioning, the coordination, partnerships and policy/regulatory measures required must be well-planned and executed. This in turn impacts the sustainability of project outcomes.
The Project funding is a grant stemming from the Montreal Protocol’s Multilateral Fund (MLF) that will be a provided to the country in several tranches depending on Jordan’s ability to meet annual HCFC consumption targets. In its 20+ year history, the MLF has always been replenished in a manner allowing commitments to countries to be met. However, because of the recent global financial crisis and particularly difficulties experienced in Europe, future contributions may suffer. The Bank will ensure that the MLF Executive Committee is kept fully up to date with Jordan’s rate of disbursement and its financing needs throughout the next four years and communicate experience on the ground in terms of actual equipment and services costs to allow the Committee to make informed decisions on the level of future grants in similar sectors. Resp: Bank Status: Not Yet Due Stage: Recurrent: Due Date: Frequency: Delivery Monitoring and Sustainability Rating Low Description: Risk Management: Reverse retrofit to HCFC after conversion completed as HCFCs are still available in Jordan and could undermine the PDO of the Project. MoEnv plans on imposing a ban on the use of HCFCs in the AC manufacturing sector. The NOU will need to monitor the use of HCFCs in all remaining sectors to ensure there is no diversion to the AC sector. The project will promote compliance with the highest grade in the new labeling requirement for residential air-conditioners. MoEnv will work with MEMR and other agencies to put into place incentive mechanisms to stimulate demand for EE products Resp: Client Status: Not Yet Due Stage: Recurrent: Due Date: 31-Dec-2016 Frequency: Overall Risk Implementation Risk Rating: Moderate Description: The project is not complicated on a technical level. However, in terms of ensuring uptake of the converted production and non-HCFC based air-conditioning, the coordination, partnerships and policy/regulatory measures required must be well-planned and executed. This in turn impacts the sustainability of project outcomes.
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