ID: GEF-3788 Completed

LGGE Promoting Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Eastern Africa

Timeline

100% Complete

Start Date:

8 August 2011

End Date:

1 December 2017

Objective

To mainstream energy efficiency (EE) measures into housing policies, building codes, and building practices in East Africa and to achieve considerable avoidance of CO2 emissions as a result of improved building practices.

Co-financing:

$ 12,483,288

Project Grant:

$ 2,853,000

Total Value:

$ 15,336,288

Portfolio:

Climate Change Mitigation

Country:

Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

Partners:

UN-HABITAT in association with the National Ministries of Housing in the five partner countries.

Implementing Agencies:

UNEP

Project Contact:

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Project Documents:

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