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Energy Generation NAMA

Appropriate Mitigation Actions in the Energy Generation and End-Use Sectors in Sri Lanka (Energy NAMA) is a project that facilitates voluntary Greenhouse Gas reductions in the country through systematic data collection, developing decision-making tools for mitigation action prioritization and supporting institutional arrangement for climate change mitigation actions across all sectors.

This project is an initiative of the Government of Sri Lanka together with the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority, Climate Change Secretariat Sri Lanka, Global Environment Facility and the United Nations Development Programme.

Related Materials

Project Document - NAMA

Annual Workplan 2019/20

Budget 2017/18

NAMA Project- Terminal Evaluation Report 2020

Terminal Evaluation of GEF/UNDP for NAMA

00079409_00089391_NAMA_PROGRESS REVIEW_Q42015Q12016

PIR 2019 - NAMAs in Energy Generation Sector

PIR 2016 NAMA Project

PIR 2017

PIR 2018

AWP 2015

AWP 2016

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Impact

START DATE

March 2015

END DATE

January 2020

STATUS

Completed

PROJECT OFFICE

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

Ministry of Power & Energy

DONORS

Global Environment Fund Trustee

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$2,217,228

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2015$30,736

2016$255,168

2017$646,348

2018$352,181

2019$410,935

2020$91,084

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