The Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) will provide technical assistance to develop a comprehensive national decarbonization roadmap for Zimbabwe’s cement and concrete industry through Advanced Technology Upgradation and Enhanced Standards. 

It is funded by the European Union through the Innovative Climate Solutions (ICS) Programme. 

This project will support the development of a comprehensive national decarbonization roadmap for Senegal’s cement and concrete industry through Advanced Technology Upgradation and Enhanced Standards. 

It is funded by the European Union through the Innovative Climate Solutions (ICS) Programme. 

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This project introduces an effective National Innovation System that fosters low-carbon and climate resilient economic development in Mozambique through endogenous innovation.

It is funded by the European Union through the Innovative Climate Solutions (ICS) Programme. 

Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) is the world’s most potent greenhouse gas and is used as an insulating medium in electrical equipment like circuit breakers and switchgears installed in transmission and distribution grids. SF6 is currently the main insulation gas deployed in switchgears in Kenya. The country currently operates a transmission network of about 9,011 km circuit length. Up to 2032, 38 new substations and 5,745 km of circuit length are planned to be established in the high-voltage segment alone.

In order to achieve the vision on green growth, Cambodia has laid out its National Policy and National Strategic Plan (2013-2030), targeting at continuing the simulation of economic growth and environment protection, sustainable natural resources management, reducing people's poverty, enhancement of gender equality, social equality, and good governance. Key strategies to effective implement the National Policy and National Strategic Plan include green technology exchange and transfer, green investment, green job opportunity and green economy management. 

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