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Climate & Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) Household Energy Initiative
Launch: 2012 End: N/A
Region:
N/A
Geography:
N/A
Type:
Global
ICS Only?:
No
Value/Funding:
Around $4.76 million budgeted from coalition, between 2016 - 2017 around $812,000 spent [1]
Funder Type:
Foreign Aid, Foundation, Bilateral Organization, Multilateral Organization
Funders:
Lead partners: Colombia, Finland, CCA/UNF, International Cryosphere Climate Initiative, Nigeria, Poland, TERRE Policy Centre, UNDP, UNEP [1]
Features:
Technical Assistance
Capacity Building
Funding
Description:
Voluntary partnership led by governments, includes 64 state partners, 17 IGOs and 56 NGOs as well as hundreds of actors from civil society carrying out actions on the ground [2]
Voluntary partnership led by governments, includes 64 state partners, 17 IGOs and 56 NGOs as well as hundreds of actors from civil society carrying out actions on the ground [2]
Reach:
For year ended 2017, developed 7 tools & knowledge resources, supported 9 political outreach events, supported 530 person-days of training, and raised over $190,000 in co-funding. The Clean Cooking Catalog saw over 14,000 visitors. Some distributed stoves as direct result of CCAC [1]
For year ended 2017, developed 7 tools & knowledge resources, supported 9 political outreach events, supported 530 person-days of training, and raised over $190,000 in co-funding. The Clean Cooking Catalog saw over 14,000 visitors. Some distributed stoves as direct result of CCAC [1]
Goal/Target:
Speed and scale-up the reduction of short-lived climate pollutant emissions from the household energy sectors, alongside reductions of long-lived greenhouse gases to mitigate climate change, improve livelihoods, empower women, and protect the environment and human health in the near and long-term [2]
Speed and scale-up the reduction of short-lived climate pollutant emissions from the household energy sectors, alongside reductions of long-lived greenhouse gases to mitigate climate change, improve livelihoods, empower women, and protect the environment and human health in the near and long-term [2]
Sources:
[1] https://ccacoalition.org/en/resources/household-energy-initiative-progress-report-2016-2017 [2] https://www.ccacoalition.org/ru/initiatives/household-energy
[1] https://ccacoalition.org/en/resources/household-energy-initiative-progress-report-2016-2017 [2] https://www.ccacoalition.org/ru/initiatives/household-energy