Ghana-Supporting Low Carbon Growth

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Name Ghana-Supporting Low Carbon Growth
Agency/Company
/Organization 		Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN)
Partner Ghana Energy Commission, Tokornoo and Associates, STEPRI, Kumasi Institute of Technology and Environment (KITE)
Sector Energy
Focus Area Non-renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, People and Policy
Topics Background analysis, Baseline projection, Co-benefits assessment, Low emission development planning
Resource Type Publications
Website http://www.ecn.nl/fileadmin/ec
Program Start 2010
Program End 2011
Country Ghana
Western Africa"Western Africa" is not in the list (Eastern Africa, Middle Africa, Northern Africa, Southern Africa, Western Africa, Caribbean, Central America, South America, Northern America, Central Asia, ...) of allowed values for the "UNRegion" property.
References Low Carbon Development in Ghana, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs [1]

Marginal Abatement Cost (MAC) curve, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[2]
NAMAs and MRV, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[3]
Climate Innovation Centres: a global instrument with local benefits, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[4]
Emissions from flaring Jubilee field gas, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[5]
Low carbon growth – energy demand, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[6]
Low carbon growth – mining, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[7]
NAMAs and the Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda 2010 – 2013, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[8]
Next steps towards a Climate Innovation, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs[9]


This technical assistance is intended to support the government of Ghana in articulating its approach to low carbon growth as part of the National Climate Change Policy Framework. It aims at doing so by simultaneously building technical capacity, political awareness and a sound fact base. The work is led by ECN and involves Ghanaian national experts and stakeholders. It is funded by DFID.

The project includes four elements: 1. Initial marginal abatement cost (MAC) curve for Ghana 2. Characterize and prioritize mitigation options 3. Initial scoping of a Climate Innovation Centre 4. Supporting the policy process

References

  1. ↑  "Low Carbon Development in Ghana, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  2. ↑  "Marginal Abatement Cost (MAC) curve, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  3. ↑  "NAMAs and MRV, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  4. ↑  "Climate Innovation Centres: a global instrument with local benefits, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  5. ↑  "Emissions from flaring Jubilee field gas, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  6. ↑  "Low carbon growth – energy demand, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  7. ↑  "Low carbon growth – mining, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  8. ↑  "NAMAs and the Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda 2010 – 2013, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
  9. ↑  "Next steps towards a Climate Innovation, ECN Ghana Policy Briefs"
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