Making local action count: Tracking the greenhouse gas impacts of subnational climate action
Driving Eswatini’s bioenergy policy to advance climate and development objectives
Empowering Global South expertise through Regional Climate Action Transparency Hubs
Strengthening adaptation and resilience through monitoring and evaluation
Policy impact assessment for effective climate action
Piloting Kenya’s Nature-Based Solutions Monitoring and Evaluation Framework: Lessons from Chyulu Hills
Zimbabwe Endorses New Digital Tool for Climate Adaptation Transparency
Niger Initiates Project on Climate Finance Transparency
GACMO: An agile and user-friendly tool for NDC data
Francophone developing countries build capacity in climate finance transparency and sustainable development
Uganda Achieves Milestone in Tracking Sectoral Climate Progress
DRC launches project to track and report climate commitments
Monitoring Just Transitions: Global Lessons from Cape Town
Monitoring the Just Transition towards a Low-Carbon, Climate-Resilient Future: Lessons from Brazil, Nigeria, and South Africa
Stakeholder Engagement: Key for Effective Climate Action
Algeria launches ICAT project for improved climate data as a basis for strengthening its NDCs
Mozambique elevates climate transparency efforts with new ICAT project
Building Capacity for Greenhouse Gas Reporting in Kenya’s Crop Production
Developing evidence-based policies for impactful climate action
With the largest share of global emissions, the energy sector is a highly important arena for mitigation action. Energy sector action is included in the scope of over two-thirds of country NDCs, but gaps for the assessment of energy policies remain.
The Renewable Energy Methodology helps policymakers assess and communicate the impacts of renewable energy policies to ensure that they are effective in mitigating GHG emissions, advancing development objectives, and helping countries meet their sectoral targets and national commitments. The document provides methodological guidance on how to estimate emissions pathways and reductions resulting from the implementation of policies in the energy sector. The methodology focuses on three policy interventions: Feed-in tariff policies, auctions policies and tax incentive policies.
These chapters provide an introduction to the methodology and an overview of objectives users may have in assessing the GHG impacts of renewable energy (RE) policies. This section should be read to understand whether to use the methodology and to determine what objectives it will be used for.
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This template is for the development of an ICAT Renewable Energy impact assessment. The reporting template is intended to serve as a guide to prepare a comprehensive report for communicating the results of the assessment.
This webinar provides information on the draft Renewable Energy Guidance and draft Buildings Efficiency Guidance, a how-to on commenting via Collaborase and a brief overview of the Stakeholder Participation and Technical Review Guidance as they relate to the main guidance presented. Full webinar available here: Webinar Recording
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