In a renewed commitment to ambitious climate action, the United Kingdom and Germany have committed a total up to EUR 60 million for 7th Call NAMA Support Projects. The NAMA Facility’s 7th Call received 58 Outline submissions, from which five have now been selected by the NAMA Facility’s Donors to enter the Detailed Preparation Phase (DPP). The NAMA Facility is pleased to announce the following 7th Call projects entering the DPP:
- Egypt – Accelerating Deployment of Solar Energy in Industrial SMEs
- Pakistan – Decarbonising the Textile Manufacturing Sector
- Peru – Organic Waste Management
- Philippines – Decarbonisation of Electricity Generation (using Tidal Stream & Solar PV)
- Rwanda – Accelerating the Deployment of E-Mobility
Upon entering the DPP, projects receive funding and access to expertise to further elaborate the submitted Outline’s concept into a robust Proposal. Once completed, the NAMA Facility Board will assess these Proposals and make a final decision on projects entering the Implementation Phase.
The NAMA Facility supports ambitious climate mitigation action in developing countries and emerging economies around the world by providing funding for the development of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions, or NAMAs. Within the context of the Paris Agreement, these NAMAs act as building blocks for Nationally Determined Contribution implementation, as countries strive to meet their climate mitigation targets. The NAMA Facility’s Donors seek to support countries taking ambitious action in pursuit of these aims.