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Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Project (COREMAP I)
Supported by a multi-donor group, COREMAP will establish a coral reef management system in priority areas in 5 eastern Indonesian provinces. Strengthen coral reef management through improving management capacity and inter-agency coordination; capacity-building to prepare and implement strategies, plans and policies targetting coral reef rehabilitation and management; establishing coral reef management and information networks; increasing public awareness and participation in coral reef management.
Phaseout of Ozone Depleting Substances
This project will phaseout direct annual consumption of at least 1054 metric tons of weighted ozone-depleting substance potential, or about 55% of Poland's 1994 weighted consumption, through phaseout of CFCs in three refrigeration subprojects, two subprojects in other industries requiring foam-blowing, and one subproject in the medical aerosol industry. In addition, it will partially fund a non-profit foundation, Prozon, that will collect and process used refrigerants, primarily CFC-12.
Phaseout of Ozone Depleting Substances (second tranche)
The second of three groups of sub-projects in the GEF-supported Russian ODS Phaseout Program, this project will eliminate annual consumption of approximately 11,438 metric tons of weighted, ozone-depleting substance potential, or about 24% of Russia's 1992 weighted consumption, through (a) replacing CFC aerosol propellant with hydrocarbon aerosol propellant in six aerosol-products enterprises, and (b) replacing CFC with acceptable alternatives in three refrigeration enterprises.
Energy Efficiency Co-Financing Program
To overcome critical financing barriers to investments in energy efficiency (EE) in Hungary and to promote local EE markets and capacity, the project will create an EE co-financing program to facilitate and leverage private sector capital (including domestic bank capital and credit lines with international financial institutions) for EE investments.
Protected Areas System Phase 1
Project Description (1997) The proposed NPAS project will analyse and apply biological, socio-economic and land-use data to provide a sound basis for designing and implementing a national protected areas system (NPAS).
Phaseout of Ozone Depleting Substances
This project will phaseout direct annual consumption of at least 806 metric tons of weighted ozone-depleting substance potential, or about 77% of Belarus' 1994 weighted consumption, through phaseout of CFCs in three refrigeration manufacturing and servicing subprojects, and five subprojects in the solvent industry. In addition, it will support a small program in technology transfer and training for the fire protection sector, and a national ODS Phaseout unit.
Ozone Depleting Substances Phaseout Project
This project will target priority ODS-consumption phaseout opportunities in 16 subprojects in the refrigeration, aerosol, foam and solvent sectors, phasing out annual consumption of approximately 2273 tons of ODS, equivalent to 69% of Ukraine's 1994 weighted annual consumption . It also will provide technical assistance in both government and enterprises to facilitate implementation of the ODS Country Program.
Klaipeda Geothermal Demonstration
This project helps to finance construction of a demonstration geothermal plant to provide hot water to the Klaipeda district heating system, as well as modifications to the heating system to render it compatible with geothermally heated water. It will reduce annual CO2 emissions by an estimated 56,000 tons, and reduce SO2, NOx and TPM emissions significantly too.
Energy Services Delivery
This project will encourage participation of the private sector, NGOs and cooperatives in the provision grid and off-grid energy services, and strengthen the public and private institutional capacity to deliver energy services through renewable energy technologies and demand-side management (DSM).
Biodiversity Resources Development
The project seeks to demonstrate that increased and systematically catalogued information about species would increase the value of biological diversity and the marketability of biodiversity services.
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