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Project ID: | 00067153 | Description: | MDGF-1684-E-BIH Env Climate |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 2 Oct 2007 | |
Theme: | MDGF Environ Climate Chg |
End Date*: | 31 May 2013 |
Country: | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | Multiple |
About
Overview:The JP’s goal was to “kick start” both economic resources and political will to deal effectively with issues related to environmental stagnation. In order to facilitate such matters, comprehensive planning mechanisms were designed to replace authorities’ typical ad hoc, reactive measures with streamlined, innovative actions based on strategic-planning documents. It also highlighted the ability of stakeholders, both at local and national levels, to play a positive role. Local-level planning was improved (Outcome 1), by establishing local environmental planning mechanisms and training key stakeholders, as a result they were able to develop, adopt and begin implementation of truly-comprehensive Local Environmental Action Plan (LEAPs) and Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP) which provided a clear vision of how local authorities can collaborate with other local stakeholders to claim ownership of environmental issues. Management of environmental resources/services was enhanced (Outcome 2), with 38 pilot demonstration projects in the field of energy efficiency and introduction of renewable energy sources in public sector, providing models to stakeholders, including models for co-financing from local decision-makers, as well as linkage to returnee/refugee issues and natural/cultural heritage. The first Green Economy Sectoral Modeling study was produced, which introduced the idea of green economy to the country in a very applicable way. Priority actions were identified in collaboration with local civil society and municipalities. Ownership of the process was made evident through the significant matching funds provided by local authorities. Finally, national environmental awareness/action linked with the MDGs were particularly successful (Outcome 3), through development of a first State of Environment Report, an analysis of the legal/institutional framework for environmental protection in the country, the creation of a national climate change authority (DNA), linkage of reliable indicators with national planning, improved access to environmental information, and innovative pilot projects serving as best practices. The programme supported nationwide energy monitoring of public buildings, and helped harmonize entity environmental funds, while strengthening national capacities. Analysis of “Green economy” investment and lessons learned were widely disseminated to ensure future sustainability of JP goals.
Outcome 1:Improved local level environmental planning.
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Outcome 2:Enhanced management of environmental resources and delivery of environmental services.
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Outcome 3:Increased national environmental awareness and action, localizing and achieving the MDGs.
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