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The project aims to reduce HCFC and HFC consumption while improving product energy efficiency to enable the Royal Thai Government to comply with Montreal Protocol and Multilateral Fund obligations.
The Indonesia Energy Transition Facility (IETF) is a technical assistance programme supporting Indonesia’s transition to sustainable energy. It is funded by a €10.6 million grant from the European Union (EU) and complemented by a €4.1 million grant from the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), and is implemented by AFD with support from its branch, Expertise France.
This project supports the Philippines' energy transition by de-risking geothermal resources, developing offshore wind ports, advancing electrification, and improving energy efficiency in buildings. It also strengthens energy transition policies and boosts planning and management capacity for clean energy investments.
The program supports the Philippines’ climate commitments, including its NDC goal to cut GHG emissions by 75% by 2030 and enhance climate adaptation. It promotes sector-wide actions to build a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy through coordinated policies and cross-sector collaboration.
Develop a regional ecosystem in Southeast Asia to support climate technology incubation, acceleration, and growth for low-emission, climate-resilient development.
The Affordable and Sustainable Energy Transition Program supports Indonesia’s energy transition by helping achieve its NDC 2022 and net-zero emissions in the power sector by 2050 through policy reforms. It aligns with ADB’s energy policy and Strategy 2030 priorities, including climate action, gender equality, and governance strengthening. The program follows a staggered policy-based lending approach with multiple subprograms to ensure a phased and effective transition.
The DPL series aims to support the Government of the Philippines' reforms to: 1) accelerate the economic recovery and boost medium-term growth; and 2) protect the environment and improve climate resilience.
The SHIFT project aims to accelerate Viet Nam’s green transformation by enhancing capacities in green finance and energy transition, particularly in the private sector. UNDP will focus on supporting women-led or gender-equitable enterprises to develop replicable investment projects and scale up renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies.
To enhance Indonesia's capacity for low-carbon development by improving energy efficiency and conservation in the industrial sector through innovative financing mechanisms and supportive regulatory frameworks.
The Child Project of the Philippines is part of the Global Clean Hydrogen Programme (GEF-8). This project aims to enhance national institutional capacities, enabling policy frameworks, improving technological readiness at industrial level, and financial mechanisms for the successful uptake of clean hydrogen in Philippines, to ensure its net zero development with social considerations and benefits.