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FP025
GCF-EBRD SEFF Co-financing Programme
Country
Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Serbia
Region
Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Pacific
Sector
Private sector
Approval Year
2016
climate_sustainability
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| climate_id | canonical_project_id | climate_mitigation_flag | climate_adaptation_flag | nature_based_solution_flag | paris_alignment_flag | gender_component_flag | climate_co_benefits_pct | climate_finance_definition_source | evidence_basis |
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| GCF_FP025_CLIM_001 | GCF_FP025 | true | true | false | true | true | - | GCF Performance Measurement Framework under the Results Management Framework | The GCF-EBRD SEFF Co-financing Programme is a cross-cutting climate finance programme with both mitigation and adaptation contributions. Mitigation: explicit GHG reduction targets (annual 1,939,061 tCO2eq/year, lifetime 29,085,915 tCO2eq), over 309 MW renewable capacity, 3,533 GWh annual energy savings, and a US$ 1,350 million mitigation finance component (page 21, 34, 44-45 of Funding Proposal). Adaptation: USD 112.5 million climate resilience loans for water efficiency, 90,660 adaptation beneficiaries, and adaptation-specific result area A3.0 (page 21, 28, 44). Paris Alignment: explicitly references the Paris Agreement goal to 'make finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development' (page 7), aligns with beneficiary countries' INDCs/NDCs (page 12, 30-31). Gender: dedicated Gender Action Plan (GCF_FP025_DOC_001), gender analysis and sex-disaggregated baseline data, gender mainstreaming throughout PFI operations (page 13, 17, 28, 38, and full Gender Action Plan PDF). Nature-based solutions: not applicable — project focuses on technology-driven energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water efficiency technologies; results areas explicitly exclude forestry/ecosystem-based categories (page 6). Climate co-benefits pct: not explicitly stated as a percentage value. |
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GCF Performance Measurement Framework under the Results Management Framework
The GCF-EBRD SEFF Co-financing Programme is a cross-cutting climate finance programme with both mitigation and adaptation contributions. Mitigation: explicit GHG reduction targets (annual 1,939,061 tCO2eq/year, lifetime 29,085,915 tCO2eq), over 309 MW renewable capacity, 3,533 GWh annual energy savings, and a US$ 1,350 million mitigation finance component (page 21, 34, 44-45 of Funding Proposal). Adaptation: USD 112.5 million climate resilience loans for water efficiency, 90,660 adaptation beneficiaries, and adaptation-specific result area A3.0 (page 21, 28, 44). Paris Alignment: explicitly references the Paris Agreement goal to 'make finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development' (page 7), aligns with beneficiary countries' INDCs/NDCs (page 12, 30-31). Gender: dedicated Gender Action Plan (GCF_FP025_DOC_001), gender analysis and sex-disaggregated baseline data, gender mainstreaming throughout PFI operations (page 13, 17, 28, 38, and full Gender Action Plan PDF). Nature-based solutions: not applicable — project focuses on technology-driven energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water efficiency technologies; results areas explicitly exclude forestry/ecosystem-based categories (page 6). Climate co-benefits pct: not explicitly stated as a percentage value.