FAST TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Context
The on-road transport sector is one of the major sources of air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in Georgia. Currently, Georgia does not have vehicle emission standards in place. However, the country seeks to establish stronger regulations in accordance with EU directives in order to protect human health and the environment from the negative impact of emissions.
CTCN Support
Development of terms of reference for a full cost-benefit analysis for the introduction of low emission transport policies and standards in Georgia, in consultation with lead project partners including relevant ministries, the Caucasus Environmental NGO Network and UN Environment.
Expected Impact
- The draft "Technical Regulations for Introducing the European Union Emission Standards for Light-Duty and Heavy-Duty Road Transport in Georgia" will be developed and will be submitted to the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia.
- If the regulations are passed and implemented, green house gas emissions will be brought to European levels and Georgia's air quality will be improved.
Facts
Date of submission
Geographical scope
National
Countries
Georgia
Budget range
<$20k
Objective
Mitigation
Phase
Completed
Sectors
Transport
Project details
Cross-sectoral enabler
Economics and financial decision-making
Governance and planning
Final type of assistance
Recommendations for law, policy and regulations
Request NDE
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture
Implementors
United Nations Industrial Development Organization
