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  • Taxonomies and Their Tools: Essential Elements for Understanding, Adoption and Application

    The need for tailored training and capacity building strategies for different actors The transition from Socialization:  Tools aimed at raising awareness and disseminating the concept of taxonomies, communicating Thailand , Rwanda , Singapore  and Australia ; the taxonomies websites from the European Union , Chile From Design to Action: Tools that Transform Taxonomy Impact   A taxonomy alone does not drive transformation CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Recycle Organics LAC Program Set to Officially Launch in March

    methane emissions from the waste sector over a four-year period. CCAP is also leading a NAMA to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, which recently entered the detailed preparation phase (DPP) under the NAMA Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine Peru’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane emissions

  • Recycle Organics Program Launches New Project in the Maldives

    Maldives with enhanced information and methodologies for estimating detrimental emissions originating from CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane

  • CCAP and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Launch the Recycle Organics-Caribbean Program

    ECCC also funded the original Reciclo Orgánicos Program in Chile that took place from 2017-2022. CCAP is also supporting the development of a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru. The goal of the NAMA is to reimagine Peru’s waste sector from a system that relies on landfills to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to capture methane emissions and convert them

  • New Report | Sustainable Solutions: Incentives for Promoting Organic Waste Source Separation

    CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane emissions from organic waste and convert them to useable products such as compost, biogas and electricity

  • Recycle Organics Program Expands to the Pacific Islands

    set to expand to the Pacific Islands, supporting Fiji and Samoa in reducing their methane emissions from CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane

  • Recycle Organics Program Expands to Togo

    Furthermore, these harmful gases can be captured and converted into biogas, which is a form of renewable CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane

  • How NAMAs Can Make Projects Bankable

    require substantial low-carbon, climate-resilient investment— and most of these resources will come from The key challenge will be to turn countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) into concrete Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) are one tool for implementing NDCs that can be used The paper takes a look at a renewable energy NAMA in Chile, supported by the NAMA Facility, that addresses This NAMA strengthens national regulations to improve grid access, which, together with existing net

  • Progress Report on the Operationalization of Article 6 in Latin America

    Key Takeaways from the Report:   Twelve out of the seventeen Latin American countries have expressed Argentina and Paraguay, reserve their position until the negotiations conclude, others, like Chile, Colombia Several Latin American countries have established bilateral agreements under Article 6.2,  with Chile, Colombia Hear directly from representatives of the Latin American countries featured in the study. . ####   CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Blog | COP28 – The Sprint to Eliminate Methane Emissions Around the World

    This has been the core message from world leaders in discussions regarding the methane crisis at COP28 barriers to reducing methane emissions from the waste sector. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector. Stay Connected There are numerous ways to stay connected with CCAP. . #### CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Sustainable finance taxonomies: A critical tool for green investment

    Pressure to meet national and global climate goals, along with demand from investors, is pushing countries Other countries, such as Colombia, are using the CBI taxonomy as a guideline for the private sector. Nevertheless, Colombia is also defining the participation of public sector institutions and sectoral Looking forward Sustainable finance taxonomies have evolved from defining only climate considerations We are still at an initial stage in terms of taxonomies and the regulation outcomes from the EU are expected

  • Advancing Latin America's Taxonomies for Social Safeguards Compliance

    This council has actors from Nicaragua, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Honduras, Costa Rica and Colombia. What is the benefit of using this concept as a standard?  consejo cuenta con actores de Nicaragua, Guatemala, República Dominicana, Panamá, Honduras, Costa Rica y Colombia CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

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