Project Closure Report


Training Manual on Clean Development Mechanism



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4.4Training Manual on Clean Development Mechanism


The Clean Development Mechanism, one of the three mechanisms in the Kyoto Protocol has been applicable to developing countries and provided financial incentive for their contribution in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions. The price of emissions reduction was linked to the market as developed countries that had specific targets to reduce their emission level, purchased the emission reductions. This training manual prepared as a deliverable under ACE project is enclosed as Annexure D. However, with the end of the first commitment period in December 2012, the prices of carbon have become too low to provide economic benefit to projects that mitigate harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

4.5Renewable Energy Plan for Two States


The current policy and legislative environment in India has resulted in rapid and impressive investments in deployment of renewable energy for grid-connect power generation. However, attainment of these targets is heavily dependent on the right implementation enablers and the overall context in which it is implemented. These include, current status of energy access and use, level of awareness amongst community, purchasing power/ willingness to pay, access to finance, resource access, network access and, availability of human resources and local acceptance of renewable energy technology driven interventions. The Renewable Energy Plan for the states of Uttar Pradesh and Odisha –two UNDAF states -has been prepared as a deliverable and is enclosed as Annexure E.

4.6National Strategy for Accelerated Access to Clean Energy


GOI has set ambitious targets to increase the capacity addition of renewable energy. Attainment of these targets depends upon the implementation enablers from stakeholders that include central and state government departments, agencies, regulators and manufacturers. In case of the RETs, like biomass and hydro there are a variety of challenges and barriers to growth. It therefore becomes necessary to identify and address those key constraints directly sooner rather than later.
The impact of few subsidy driven supports and some innovative financing arrangement in renewable energy sector in the past was seen to be limited mainly due to lack of an integrated approach that dealt with all the issues. If technology outreach is improved, organisational and policy support strengthened, institutional financing encouraged, and all these measures are backed up by strategic training and capacity building efforts, renewable energy can make a significant contribution in meeting country’s energy needs. The report on National Strategy prepared as one of the project deliverable and is enclosed as Annexure F. It describes the strategy and recommendations for dealing with the barriers facing the renewable energy sector and help in accelerating its scale up to meet India’s domestic target for clean energy access.

4.7List of NGOs in UNDAF States


Bihar

Name of the Organization

Husk Power Systems Pvt. Ltd.




Saran Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd

Solar Alternatives and Associated Programmes

Indian Grameen Services (Basix)

TARU-MITRA Students’ Forum For Environment

Gramin Evam Nagar Vikas Parisad

Yogiji Sewa Sansthan

DESI Power

Bihar Development Trust

Nidan

Bihar Rural Livelihood Promotion Society

IKARD

Chhattisgarh

Name of the Organization:

Vandarshan Samajik Sanstha




Shakambhari Foundation




Vikas Mitra




Society for Integrated Development & Research Assistance




JANPAHELI




Jijeevisha Samitee




Gramin Vikas Trust

Jharkhand

Name of Organization

Jan Sewa Parishad




Krishi Gram Vikas Kendra




Samaj Seva Samity




Consortium of Human Enlargement and Technology Nature Association




Citizen Foundation




Lohardaga Gram Swarajya Sansthan

Madhya Pradesh

Name of the Organization

Towards Action & Learning




Deendayal Research Institute




Paryavaran Sanrakshan Evam Aadivasi Vikas Kendra




Gramodyog Sansthan




Satguru Mission




Asha Gram Trust

Orissa

Name of Organization

Gram Vikas




AGRAGAMEE




Bharat Integrated Social Welfare Society




CTRAN




SPARDA




People's Institute for Participatory Action Research




Janamangal Mahila Samiti

Rajasthan

Name of Organization

Barefoot College




PRAKRATIK Society




Centre For Development Communications




Surya Chambal Power Ltd




Mahila Evam Paryavaran Vikas Sansthan




Hanuman Van Vikas Samiti




Prayatna Samiti




Lok Kalyan Sansthan




Gramotthan Sansthan




Gramin Mahila Vikas Sansthan




Action for Food Production




Samagra Vikash Sansthan

Uttar Pradesh

Name of Organization

Tarai Environment Awareness Samitee




Centre for Industrial and Management Consultants




Micro Energy Research and Implementation Society




Kanpur Gaushala Society




Green Society




Sarvodaya Gramodyog Seva Samiti




Manav Seva Sansthan




Vikas Udyog Samiti




Development Association for Human Advancement




PACE (Participatory Action for Community Empowerment)




Sarvodaya Ashram




Asha Gramothan Sansthan




Manviya Dristhtikon Seva Samiti




National Association for Voluntary Initiative and Cooperation




Jyoti Niketan




Solidarity of the Nation Society




Barh Evam Pradushan Pidit Kalyan Samiti




Vikas Dhara Mahila Sansthan




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