LGGE Energy Efficiency Code in Buildings
Geography
Approval FY
2010
Fund
Global Environment Facility
Fund Spend
$3,806,000
Co-Financing
$45,545,222
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Topics
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Summary
The project objective is to reduce GHG emissions to achieve global environmental benefits through implementation of thermal and energy efficient building codes for new construction in Syria. The project intends to transform construction practice in Syria through introducing energy efficiency design, material and equipment in new buildings. The project also comprises a provision to adapt new construction to changing climate, relying on synergies between climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.
About this project
Approval FY
2011
Geography
Fund
Global Environment Facility
Fund Spend
$3,806,000
Co-Financing
$45,545,222
Status
Cancelled
Implementing Agency
United Nations Development Programme
Focal Area
Climate Change
Type
Project
Source
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Policy instrument
Just transition
Renewable energy
Fossil fuel
Greenhouse gas
Economic sector
Adaptation/resilience
Finance
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