Network Engagement Programmes

Our Network Engagement Programmes are an indirect process of increasing the overall efficiency of UNFCCC mechanisms. By connecting our NDEs to global Network members at specific points in time, each module and relevant activity facilitates the development. 

To learn more about the strategic approach behind our Network Engagement Programmes, explore our Network Engagement Strategy.

 

Global
Global Voluntary Technology Talk
tailored
Tailored Voluntary Technology Talk
Climate Solutions
Co-creating Climate Solution
Climate technology must be suitable for the communities where it is implemented. Our ‘Co-creating Climate Solutions (CCS) workshop’ offers Network members the opportunity to collaborate with thematic experts, who provide targeted technical feedback on the solutions presented by each Network member. Participating Network members will gain insights on how to improve their technology solutions while benefiting from the opportunity to increase their visibility and expand their networks by forging connections with other Network members, funders, and technical experts.
TA bidding
Learning - TA Bidding Process
Only CTC Network members can become Implementing Partners (IPs) for our TA projects. Our ‘TA Bidding Process’ workshop will enhance your understanding of how to navigate opportunities to become an IP, prepare the mandatory documents to join an international bidding process, and write competitive proposals.

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South Korea
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Carbon fixation and abatement

KCRC, a CCS R&D institute, is an independent research foundation affiliated with the Ministry of science, ICT andFuture Planning. KCRC develops innovative technologies by carrying out the Korea CCS 2020 project.

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Country of registration
South Korea
Relation to CTCN
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Infrastructure and Urban planning
Energy efficiency
Renewable energy

Established in 1985, Korea District Heating Corporation(KDHC) has contributed positively to the national economy of Korea, while trying to ensure efficient use of energy and to improve the atmospheric environment. KDHC has grown into the world’s largest district energy service provider

Knowledge partner
Country of registration
South Korea
Relation to CTCN
Network Member
Sector(s) of expertise
Carbon fixation and abatement
Renewable energy
Energy efficiency
Water

Korea East-West Power Co., Ltd.(hereinafter “EWP”) is one of the six subsidiaries for power generation separated from the Korea Electric Power Corporation in 2001 in accordance with the Act on the Promotion of Restructuring of the Electric Power Industry of the Government.