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Sudan Sudan

Sudan

The project is conducting a needs and gap assessment for MRV of the transport and energy sectors with the aim of strengthening institutional arrangements in both sectors. The work is also going to develop capacity for data management to track NDC implementation in the transport and energy sectors based on ICAT methodologies. It will result in the development of a roadmap to ensure the sustainability of project outcomes.

Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC)

 

 

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Objectives

Provide support in MRV efforts and NDC implementation in the energy and transport sectors.

Components

  • MRV frameworks MRV frameworks
  • NDC tracking NDC tracking
  • Policy assessment Policy assessment
Status: complete
Start date: June, 2020
End date: January, 2024
  1. Needs and gap assessment for MRV of the energy and transport sectors.
  2. Strengthen institutional arrangements for MRV in the transport and energy sectors.
  3. Develop capacity for data management to track NDC implementation in the transport and energy sectors based on ICAT Guidance.
  4. Develop a road map to ensure the sustainability of ICAT outcomes.

 

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Contact

If you want to find out more about the ICAT project in Sudan, please contact the ICAT Secretariat.

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