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The project was aimed to contribute toward greenhouse gas emissions by catalysing the development of the Malawi solar market for households, public institutions, commercial and agro-processing sectors.

The Rural Energy Development Programme (REDP) is a joint initiative of the Government of Nepal (GoN), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank (WB), operational in more than 300 remote rural communities in 25 hilly districts of Nepal.

The overall program aims to contribute towards social and economic development goals of the National Governments and State Governments in two sub national networking hubs to minimize loss of development from Natural Disasters and reduce vulnerability.

The outcome evaluation is conducted one year before the end of the current country programme which ends in 2006.

The BioGen Project Phase 1 began implementation in January 2003 and should have been completed by end 2005.

Commonly, it has been considered that biomass energy is less cost effective, less efficient and of poor quality.

The China Green Lights project is a Chinese Government and UNDP/GEF joint initiative to improve the quality of Chinese efficient lighting products and to stimulate the demand for these lighting products both nationally and internationally.

The project was developed in 1999, to address the issue of high energy demand for heating and cooling in buildings in Lebanon, and the lack of implementation of energy demand reduction measures which are expected to bring significant benefits to residents and businesses, the country and the envir

Afghanistan has always been prone to natural disasters. Floods, drought, and earthquakes have been the most common disasters in the country, causing loss of lives and property, and displacing people.

The project was developed in the late 1990s, to address the issue of high energy demand for heating of buildings in the Czech Republic, and the lack of implementation of low-cost and no-cost energy demand reduction measures.