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Best Practice Policies for Sustainable Energy for All

Description
SDGs & Targets
Deliverables & timeline
Resources mobilized

Description/achievement of initiative

To support a global network of specialized sector-specific institutions with deep technical knowledge of energy efficiency and renewable energy policy to assist nations in achieving SE4ALL.

Implementation methodologies

Please refer to the deliverables.

Arrangements for Capacity-Building and Technology Transfer

Coordination mechanisms/governance structure

Partner(s)

Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program; Global Buildings Performance Network; Institute for Industrial Productivity; Institute for Transportation and Development Policy; International Council on Clean Transportation; Regulatory Assistance Project.

Progress reports

Goal 7

2015

ClimateWorks Foundation commits $2 million a year for three years, plus up to an additional $3 million a year over the same three year period provided other partners match this funding, to the above-listed sector-specific implementing institutions to assist countries in identifying, adapting, and implementing proven best-practice energy efficiency and renewable energy policies. This commitment shall not exceed $15 million over three years and, initially, shall be limited to matching assistance provided to India, China, Brazil, and Mexico.

2020

To assist nations in at least doubling the global rate of energy efficiency and doubling the share of renewable energy by advancing best practice policies.

Financing (in USD)

15,000,000 USD