Table 6.1 (continued)
Programme of work 2010–2011
Programme of work 2012–2013
Expected
accomplishment
Programme of work
output
Expected
accomplishment
Programme of work
output
efficiency improvements and greenhouse gas emission
reductions
EA(c) Improved technologies are deployed
and obsolescent technologies phased out,
through financing
from private and public sources including
the Clean Development Mechanism and
the Joint Implementation Mechanism of
the Kyoto Protocol
1. Barriers are
removed and access is
improved to financing
for renewable and
energy efficient technologies at the
national level through
targeted analysis of
costs, risks and
opportunities of clean
energy and low carbon technologies in
partnership with the
finance sector
EA(c) Countries’
access to climate
change finance is
facilitated at all levels
and successful innovative financing
mechanisms are
assessed and promoted at the regional
and global level
1. Financing barriers
are removed and
access to financing is
improved for renewable and energyefficient technologies through publicprivate partnerships
that identify costs,
risks, and opportunities for clean energy
and low-carbon
technologies
2. Clean Development Mechanism projects are stimulated
through market facilitation and the application of relevant
tools, methodologies
and global analyses,
including on environmental sustainability
2. Use of the Clean
Development Mechanism and other
innovative
approaches to mitigation finance is
stimulated through
analyses and the
development and
application of relevant tools and methodologies, including
on environmental
sustainability and
measuring, reporting
and verification
compatibility
3. National institutional capacity for
assessing and allocating public funding
and leveraging private investment for
clean energy is
strengthened
3. Institutional
capacity for
assessing and allocating public funding
and leveraging private investment for
clean energy is
strengthened and
new climate finance
instruments are
developed and
applied by financiers,
lenders and investors
4. New climate
finance instruments
are launched and
investments in clean
energy are made by
first-mover financiers
and lenders and
investors
5. Financial institutions adopt best climate, environmental
and sustainability
practices
Sources: UNEP Biennial Programme of Work and Budget for 2010–2011; UNEP Biennial
Programme of Work and Budget for 2010–2011
Programme of work 2010–2011
Programme of work 2012–2013
Expected
accomplishment
Programme of work
output
Expected
accomplishment
Programme of work
output
efficiency improvements and greenhouse gas emission
reductions
EA(c) Improved technologies are deployed
and obsolescent technologies phased out,
through financing
from private and public sources including
the Clean Development Mechanism and
the Joint Implementation Mechanism of
the Kyoto Protocol
1. Barriers are
removed and access is
improved to financing
for renewable and
energy efficient technologies at the
national level through
targeted analysis of
costs, risks and
opportunities of clean
energy and low carbon technologies in
partnership with the
finance sector
EA(c) Countries’
access to climate
change finance is
facilitated at all levels
and successful innovative financing
mechanisms are
assessed and promoted at the regional
and global level
1. Financing barriers
are removed and
access to financing is
improved for renewable and energyefficient technologies through publicprivate partnerships
that identify costs,
risks, and opportunities for clean energy
and low-carbon
technologies
2. Clean Development Mechanism projects are stimulated
through market facilitation and the application of relevant
tools, methodologies
and global analyses,
including on environmental sustainability
2. Use of the Clean
Development Mechanism and other
innovative
approaches to mitigation finance is
stimulated through
analyses and the
development and
application of relevant tools and methodologies, including
on environmental
sustainability and
measuring, reporting
and verification
compatibility
3. National institutional capacity for
assessing and allocating public funding
and leveraging private investment for
clean energy is
strengthened
3. Institutional
capacity for
assessing and allocating public funding
and leveraging private investment for
clean energy is
strengthened and
new climate finance
instruments are
developed and
applied by financiers,
lenders and investors
4. New climate
finance instruments
are launched and
investments in clean
energy are made by
first-mover financiers
and lenders and
investors
5. Financial institutions adopt best climate, environmental
and sustainability
practices
Sources: UNEP Biennial Programme of Work and Budget for 2010–2011; UNEP Biennial
Programme of Work and Budget for 2010–2011