Africa
Energy Transition
Developing national capacities to promote the resilience of populations to climate vulnerability in the Central African Republic (CAR))
Total funding allocated
US $
350000
Co-funding by UN agencies
US $
100000
Brief Description
The "Resilience to Climate Vulnerability" programme in CAR seeks to enhance energy access and governance by deploying decentralized renewable energy solutions, improving resilience to climate change.
The programme focuses on enhancing the resilience of populations in the Central African Republic (CAR) to climate vulnerability by promoting access to clean energy and improving living conditions. It integrates actions from UNDP and UNICEF to implement decentralized, affordable energy solutions, particularly in rural areas, benefiting approximately 3,000 people. Key achievements include strengthening governance and regulatory frameworks, enhancing technical capacities for energy production, and deploying resilience models that support income-generating activities. The overall impact advances climate resilience and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by ensuring access to reliable energy and essential services.
Expected key results
Result 1: Governance and regulatory capacities in the electricity and water sub-sectors are strengthened
Result 2: The technical capacities of stakeholders and the partnership framework for the independent operation of energy production systems are strengthened
Result 3: Resilience models are deployed
Quick facts
Allocated by Joint SDG Fund:
Co-funding:
Total Funding:
UN Agencies:
$250,000 USD
Co-funding:
$100,000 USD
Total Funding:
$350,000 USD
UN Agencies:
UNDP, UNICEF
