Productive Uses of Renewable Energy in Chitral District, Pakistan (PURE-Chitral)
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A project in Chitral, Pakistan, aims to remove barriers to renewable energy adoption by promoting productive uses of mini/micro hydropower, creating local jobs and income, and mitigating CO2 emissions.
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Request for CEO endorsement/Approval Project Type: FORMDROPDOWN the GEF Trust Fund Submission Date: 9 April 2008 Re-submission Date: FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Expected Calendar Milestones Dates Work Program (for FSP) FORMTEXT N/A GEF Agency Approval May 2008 Implementation Start Sep 2008 Mid-term Review (if planned) Aug 2010 Implementation Completion Aug 2012 part i: project Information GEFSEC Project ID: FORMTEXT 2747 gef agency Project ID: FORMTEXT 3467 Country(ies): FORMTEXT Pakistan Project Title: FORMTEXT Productive Uses of Renewable Energy in Chitral District, Pakistan (PURE-Chitral) GEF Agency(ies): FORMDROPDOWN Other Executing partner(s): FORMTEXT Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB) GEF Focal Area(s): FORMDROPDOWN FORMDROPDOWN GEF-4 Strategic program(S): FORMTEXT SP3: Promoting Market Approaches for Renewable Energy Name of parent program/umbrella project: FORMTEXT N/A Project framework (Expand table as necessary) Project Objective: FORMTEXT The project aims at removing barriers to the adoption of renewable energy technologies (RETS) by promoting productive use of energy in one of Pakistan's remotest areas: the District of Chitral Project Components Indicate whether Investment, TA, or STA** Expected Outcomes Expected Outputs GEF Financing* Co-financing* Total ($) ($) % ($) % 1. FORMTEXT Development of 1.4 MW of MHP schemes for PURE in the 5 sites selected in the PURE-Chitral project (Izh-Orvik, Bilphok-Shogore, Shagram, Raman-Harchin) FORMTEXT TA Five mini/micro hydropower (MHP) installations installed in five communities, each providing power to a nearby community through a mini-grid system 1.1 MHP planned, designed, financed and constructed in the five selected areas 1.2 Local capacities strengthened for MHP management and operation FORMTEXT 180,000 FORMTEXT 18.94 FORMTEXT 3,520,450 FORMTEXT 74.90 FORMTEXT 3,700,450 2. FORMTEXT Development of productive uses of renewable energy (PURE) in the five selected areas FORMTEXT TA Electricity used for productive value-adding, employment and income-generating activities in the five communities 2.1 Investments in and financing of productive uses and income-generating opportunities 2.2 Local capacities strengthened for the development of income-generating opportunities and productive uses of renewable energy (PURE) FORMTEXT 265,000 FORMTEXT 27.89 FORMTEXT 650,000 FORMTEXT 13.82 FORMTEXT 940,000 3. FORMTEXT Strengthened capacity for MHP planning and watershed management FORMTEXT TA Local processes to manage MHP systems and watersheds strengthened 3.1 Participatory management of natural resources in the watershed areas of the MHP stations 3.2 Self-managed unit (Agency- for-PURE) to promote MHP development in Chitral District FORMTEXT 124,000 FORMTEXT 13.08 FORMTEXT 42,550 FORMTEXT 0.92 FORMTEXT 166,550 4. Promotion of a sound legal, institutional and regulatory framework preparing the ground for project replication FORMTEXT TA Policies and regulations that support the use of RETs for off-grid energy uses proposed and adopted 4.1 Capacity strengthening of the MHP sector (private, NGOs, government) 4.2 Proposed strategy for electrification of rural areas FORMTEXT 180,000 FORMTEXT 18.94 FORMTEXT 0 FORMTEXT 0 FORMTEXT 180,000 5. FORMTEXT Monitoring, Learning and Feedback FORMTEXT TA Stakeholders at local and national level aware of innovative approaches, lessons learnt and good practices on RE development and PURE; 5.1 Dissemination of information of PURE-Chitral project results and international experiences with renewable energy development and productive uses of energy 5.2 Monitoring and evaluation FORMTEXT 106,000 FORMTEXT 11.15 FORMTEXT 0 FORMTEXT 0 FORMTEXT 106,000 4. Project management FORMTEXT 95,000 FORMTEXT 10.00 FORMTEXT 487,000 FORMTEXT 10.36 FORMTEXT 582,000 Total Project Costs FORMTEXT 950,000 FORMTEXT 4,700,000 FORMTEXT 5,650,000
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