• UNEP GEF
ID: GEF-4999 Completed

Integrated Responses to short lived climate forcers promoting Clean Energy and Energy efficiency

Timeline
100% Complete
Start Date:
24 September 2012
End Date:
30 December 2015

Objective

Contribute to the development and implementation of a more comprehensive and sustainable Low Emissions Development Strategy (LEDS) for Mexico through an integrated assessment of short-lived climate forcers (SLCF), and the development and demonstration of targeted SLCF mitigation policies

Co-financing:
$ 22,494,123
Project Grant:
$ 909,090
Total Value:
$ 23,403,213

 

Portfolio
Portfolio:
Climate Change Mitigation
Country
Country:
Mexico
Partners
Partners:
National Institute of Ecology (INE), Molina Center for Energy and Environment (MCE2)
Partners
Implementing Agencies:
UNEP
Project Contact
Project Contact:
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Project Documents:
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