decision-b26-02-b26-a01-c006bc65f57c49ee.pdf

The document outlines mandatory conditions and recommendations for multiple GCF funding proposals across various countries. General conditions for all proposals include the signing of a funded activity agreement (FAA) and completion of legal due diligence. Specific conditions target projects in Afghanistan (mini-grid market governance), Colombia (REDD+ emission reductions), Ghana (sustainability of shea landscapes), Sudan (conflict analysis and water infrastructure), and others. Recommendations from the independent Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) focus on quality assurance in Indonesia, policy advocacy in Nepal, and gender-inclusive decision-making in Sudan.

• All funding proposals approved under decision B.26/02 must satisfy general conditions, including signing a funded activity agreement (FAA) within 180 days of Board approval and completing legal due diligence to the GCF Secretariat's satisfaction.
• For FP129 in Afghanistan, the FAA must include a governance matrix defining roles for the Government of the Host Country (via MRRD), communities, and renewable energy services companies (RESCOs), as well as a three-phased plan for developing the mini-grid market.
• FP134 in Colombia requires the host country to reduce emissions from deforestation to revert 3,174,672.3 tCO2e of surplus emissions from 2013-2017 and demonstrate reductions up to 20 Mio tCO2e by the end of the implementation period.
• FP137 in Ghana requires a sustainability report prior to the second disbursement, detailing financial sources for Community resource management area (CREMA) funds and an economic analysis of income generation for maintaining shea plantations and savannah forests.
• FP139 in Sudan must provide an updated conflict situation analysis including community-level governance and a review of the operation and maintenance of constructed or rehabilitated water infrastructure.
• FP140 (EBRD High Impact) is subject to two additional evaluations focusing on verifying greenhouse gas emissions reduction results for sub-projects under component 2, to be conducted around year 7 and year 9 of the FAA.
• The independent TAP recommends that for FP139 in Sudan, the project should ensure women are included in local-level project management decision-making and prohibit the promotion of genetically modified organisms.
• For projects in Georgia (FP132), Senegal (FP138), and Fiji (SAP016), the TAP recommends annual reporting on GHG emission reductions, including calculation methodologies, monitored parameters, and quality assurance methods.

APA

Green Climate Fund (n.d.). decision-b26-02-b26-a01-c006bc65f57c49ee.pdf. https://www.greenclimate.fund/sites/default/files/decision/b26/decision-b26-02-b26-a01.pdf

Chicago

Green Climate Fund. decision-b26-02-b26-a01-c006bc65f57c49ee.pdf. n.d. https://www.greenclimate.fund/sites/default/files/decision/b26/decision-b26-02-b26-a01.pdf.

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