The project has three principal objectives. First, enhance the capacity of each of the participating countries to implement the Convention by facilitating the establishment of a national institution and process for the development of a strategy to implement the Convention. Second, enhance the capacity of four regional partner institutions to play the major role in carrying out the first objective. Third, create an informal training network to allow the sharing of training resources developed by other programmes and institutions.

This project aims to build capacity in Malaysia 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 Malaysia.

This project will enable Barbados to meet its reporting obligations under the UNFCCC, leading to their National Communication as required under Article 12.

The proposal is targeted at overcoming barriers to increased energy efficiency and the associated reduction in GHG emissions, by focused, practical subprojects, organised into three elements: national capacity building; supporting demonstrations; and project management.

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

The project's long-term objectives are to promote wide spread adoption of landfill gas recovery technology in China based on the technical and organizational experience gained from the three pilot landfills proposed in this project. specifically, these include 1) significant reduction of emissions of methane; 2) reduction in air, water and land pollution associated with refuse dumping; and 3) promotion of indigenous enterprises that will build and operate recovery systems and utilize the energy.

This project aims to build capacity in DPR Korea 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 DPR Korea.

The objective of this project to strengthen the technical and institutional capacities of the Ministry of Housing, Territorial Regulation and Environment to enable the Government to comply with its obligations under the FCCC. This is a two-phase project aimed at effectively reducing emissions of greenhouse gases in Uruguay . The first phase is a technical assistance project to provide information and establish the technical capacity to support the development and execution of investment activities. The second phase is targeted at reducing overall greenhouse gas emissions.

The immediate objective of this project is to facilitate the preparation of the first national communication of Thailand to the Conference of the Parties (COP), in accordance with Article 12.1of the UNFCCC, and the guidelines adopted by COP-2 for the preparation of national communications of non-Annex I Parties.

The project, together with the project funded by the Government of the Netherlands under the Netherlands Climate Change Assistance Programme (NCCSAP), will enable the Government of Yemen to prepare its first national communication in accordance with Article 12 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The NCCSAP will provide funding for the vulnerability assessment and adaptation analysis on the agricultural and water resource sectors to cover the costs of the project management unit and for the preparation of the actual communication.