The survey on ODS alternatives in BiH has revealed that estimated use of ODS alternatives in the period 2012-2015 varies between 770 and 860 mt per year. The aerosol sector accounts for the largest share of consumption (42.56%) of ODS alternatives in 2015, followed by the foam sector (29.44%) and commercial refrigeration (11.17%). In RAC sector the highest demand is associated with consumption of HFC-134a (44.53%) and (30.06%). In the foam, aerosol, solvent and fire suppression sector, the highest consumption is associated with use of hydrocarbons (74.4%) and DME (14.4%), followed by methyl chloride (4.8%) and C-pentane (4.0%). Objectives The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Bosnia and Herzegovina for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, considering the situation above stated with regard to the current consumption and through HFCs’ the following lines of action: Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, Support to the institutional arrangements, Review of the licensing systems, Review of the data reporting systems and Preparation for national strategies. Proposed approach and activities Activities to facilitate and support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment National Ozone Officers should facilitate the ratification process by providing the required data, information and background documents to the ratification institutions. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government Related One meeting Roles and tasks for the representatives ministries and with ratification of the legislators amendment distributed ministries’ representatives among relevant and legislators stakeholders conducted Supporting national ratification Legislators Supporting Legislators have all instruments documents necessary documents and distributed knowledge for the vote on among the amendment’ s ministries and ratification legislators Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b)
The survey on ODS alternatives in BiH has revealed that estimated use of ODS alternatives in the period 2012-2015 varies between 770 and 860 mt per year. The aerosol sector accounts for the largest share of consumption (42.56%) of ODS alternatives in 2015, followed by the foam sector (29.44%) and commercial refrigeration (11.17%). In RAC sector the highest demand is associated with consumption of HFC-134a (44.53%) and (30.06%). In the foam, aerosol, solvent and fire suppression sector, the highest consumption is associated with use of hydrocarbons (74.4%) and DME (14.4%), followed by methyl chloride (4.8%) and C-pentane (4.0%). Objectives The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Bosnia and Herzegovina for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, considering the situation above stated with regard to the current HFCs’ consumption and through the following lines of action: Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, Support to the institutional arrangements, Review of the licensing systems, Review of the data reporting systems and Preparation for national strategies. Proposed approach and activities Activities to facilitate and support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment National Ozone Officers should facilitate the ratification process by providing the required data, information and background documents to the ratification institutions. Activities Target group Milestones Expected outputs Coordination with Government representatives Related ministries and legislators One meeting with ministries’ representatives and legislators conducted Roles and tasks for the ratification of the amendment distributed among relevant stakeholders Supporting national ratification instruments Legislators Supporting documents distributed among ministries and legislators Legislators have all necessary documents and knowledge for the vote on the amendment’ s ratification Initial activities identified in paragraph 20 of decision XXVIII/2, excluding institutional strengthening, as addressed in decision 78/4(b)
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