Evaluation of Energy related programme outlines
Since 2008, the Federal German Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) has been funding climate change mitigation and biodiversity conservation programmes in developing and newly industrialising countries through the International Climate Initiative (IKI). The IKI-Secretariat is managed by the non-profit company The Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft (ZUG) gGmbH.
The 2020 IKI selection process is intended to help on the one hand to cope with the social and economic consequences of the corona pandemic and on the other hand to show how climate protection, adaptation and conservation of biodiversity can contribute to sustainable economic reconstruction. With the motto “Creating Green Societies in challenging times”, the new 13 IKI funding priorities address the current challenges in climate protection and biodiversity conservation and include the particular problems that have arisen from the corona pandemic. Depending on the thematic funding priorities, 5 to 30 million euros are available per project.
Dr. Langniß – Energie & Analyse reviewed six outlines from two thematic funding priorities “Climate-friendly energy transition in the building sector with a focus on heating and cooling” and “Climate protection in maritime transport” with the emphasis on the coherence of the consortium, relevance for country priorities, feasibility, scalability and impact of the project concept, as well as financial efficiency. Additionally, factsheets on the applicant consortia and donor landscape analyses were prepared. The results were presented to the client and a synthesis report submitted.
Tasks:
- Assessment of the programme outlines
- Research on the capacities of the applicants and the donor landscapes
- Presentation of results to the client
- Drawing up the synthesis report
Customer: Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft (ZUG) gGmbH
Year: 2021
