This project will promote technical assistance and build capacity in Egypt to respond to the FCCC through the enhancement of institutional networks, development of GHG inventory assessments, training of personnel, establishment of policy dialogues, evaluation of climate change mitigation initiatives, review of climate change impacts and project proposal development.

The project will build Lebanon's capacity to fulfil its communication requirements to the UNFCCC and respond to the objectives of the Convention on a continuing basis. This will be achieved through the development of a GHG inventory, the assessment of GHG mitigation options (technical or policy specific), the assessment of vulnerability and adaptation options, and the presentation of the first national communication of Lebanon to the UNFCCC.

The overall objective of this project is to assist Romania in reducing the long-term growth of GHG emissions from heat and power generation plants and from consumption of fossil fuel sources in the main sectors of energy demand. The project will assist in developing self-sustaining national capability for the continuous improvement of energy efficiency. This objective is in line with the national strategy proposed by the Government for the reduction of GHG emissions.

This project will build capacity to fulfill its commitments to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and help to respond to the objectives of the Convention on a continuing basis.

The immediate objectives of the project are to prepare the first national communication of Uzbekistan to the CoP. It will build in-country capacity to fulfil its commitments to the Convention on a continual basis and build endogenous capacity to establish a basis for additional obligations.

This project aims to build capacity in Papua New Guinea to advance national interests related to climate change. This includes capacity to respond to the UNFCCC, to more actively and effectively pursue energy and natural resource management activities related directly or indirectly to climate change abatement and adaptation, and to take advantage of new opportunities related to the procurement of funding or projects related to climate change. The direct objective of this project is to reduce the rate of growth of greenhouse gas emissions in Papua New Guinea.

The project is an exercise to enhance general awareness and knowledge of CC issues in Georgia to enable these to be taken into account for future planning and strategy formulation for different economical and technical sectors and to strengthen Georgia's role in the international scientific forums and negotiating processes related to Climate Change. The project will assist Georgia in identifying concrete response measures to Climate Change for projects which can be further developed with national/international funding.

The project will enable Turkmenistan to meet its reporting obligations under the Framework Convention on Climate Change, leading to their National Communication as required under Article 12.

The project will be based on a number of elements. First, there is a preparatory and assessment element. Second, there is a consultative element involving the public (major stakeholders) and various regulatory agencies. Finally, there is a strategic element which will take the form of a national plan.

This project will help respond to the objectives of the Convention on a continuous basis and support the preparation of the first National Communication to the CoP. A national plan for adaptation to climate change will be formulated.