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Wednesday 11 December 2019 | 13:15 – 14:45 | Meeting Room 4
Both the TNAs and NDCs processes are country driven with a common aim of implementation. The mature TNA methodology, which provides a basis for many successfully implemented technology projects and programmes, could also be a solid background to build upon, when preparing and implementing the NDCs. This side event aims to enhance understanding of the synergies between the TNAs and the NDCs, to highlight countries’ experiences and to learn about funding opportunities for countries when conducting their TNAs.
Nationally Determined Contributions and their implementation experiences
Mr. Romeo Bertolini, Deputy Director Country Engagement, NDC Partnership Support Unit
Role of the TNAs in the Nationally Determined Contributions
Ms. Sara Traerup, Head of Technology, UNEP DTU Partnership
Role of the private sector in the TNA NDC implementation
Dr. Hans-Jörn Weddige, Group Coordinator Energy, Climate and Environment Policies, Technology, Innovation and Sustainability, CO/TIS-SEE
Experiences and lessons learned from implementation of TNAs and links to the NDCs
Ms. Anne Omambia, TNA coordinator, National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA), Kenya
Experiences and lessons learned from implementation of TNAs and links to the NDCs
Ms. Adelle Thomas, Researcher, Adaptation, Loss and Damage, University of the Bahamas, Climate Analytics, Bahamas
CTCN experiences and lessons learned from implementation of TNAs and links to the NDCs
Mr. Federico Villatico Campbell, Climate Technology Centre and Network, Denmark
The GEF and its TNA related activities
Ms. Katya Kuang-Idba, Climate Change Specialist, Global Environment Facility
The GCF and its TNA related activities
Mr. Emerson Resende, Climate Policy Specialist, Green Climate Fund
Closing
Mr. Daniele Violetti, UNFCCC – Director, Finance, Technology, Capacity building
Q&A session
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