Promote energy efficiency in the industries through introduction of ISO Energy Management Standard incorporating industrial energy systems optimization

The objective of the program is to promote buildings with a low generation rate of greenhouse gas emissions.

To mainstream energy efficiency (EE) measures into housing policies, building codes, and building practices in East Africa and to achieve considerable avoidance of CO2 emissions as a result of improved building practices.

Operationally, the main objective is to use a programmatic approach to ensure greater coherence in the formulation of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects at the national level in these countries, and promote greater synergies in their implementation.

Project Objective: :Strengthen effective protection of habitats populated by species that are globally critically endangered and endangered within the terrestrial protected area networks of the Tropical Andean countries of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia.

To reduce CO2 emissions through the implementation of an energy efficiency standards and labels program.

To promote nationwide adoption of energy-efficient technologies and practices in the commercial and residential buildings and in so doing, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

To improve the energy efficiency of selected end-use equipment from the residential and public sector in Nigeria (refrigeration appliances, air conditioners, lighting, electric motors and fans…) through the introduction of appropriate energy efficiency policies and measures, such as Standards and Labels (S&L) and demand-side management programmes.

Provision of modern and low carbon energy services in rural areas in Niger, through the national programme PRASE

To strengthen disaster risk management systems and pilot investments in select villages to increase the resilience to the impacts of natural hazards and climate variability and change