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Political coherence for a sustainable energy policy in Mexico, Central America, and Colombia Climate protection by supply of sustainable energy in MERCOSUR countries International Leadership Training (ILT) Sustainability Management Latin America Capacity Building for a social and environmentally sustainable community & city development in Central America Alumni network Sustainable Business development Latin America" Dialogues with "New Drivers of Global Change" Political coherence for a sustainable energy policy in Mexico, Central America, and Colombia Management of municipal water utilities Managing Global Governance Technology cooperation for energy efficiency and renewable energy source in Mexican enterprises Regional policies to promote sustainable forest development in the Amazonas region Rural development and resource management in Andes countries Specialists and executive staff from governmental and non-governmental organizations Specialists and executive staff from governmental and non-governmental organizations Specialists and executive staff from private sector Staff of communal administration Specialists and executive staff from private sector and vocational training institutions Policy-Makers, Experts and Stakeholders Specialists and executive staff from governmental and non-governmental organizations Specialists and executive staff from water distribution company Young professionals from ministries, think tanks, etc. Specialists and executive staff from private sector Specialists and executive staff from governmental and non-governmental organizations Specialists and executive staff from governmental and non-governmental organizations InWEnt Promoting political coherence on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, climate protection, sustainable finance change management and Leadership Promoting energy efficient architecture/ sustainable urban development, wind energy, utilization of renewable energy sources, grid-bound (power)systems/ network integration, rural development, political dialogue on energy The participants are developing transfer projects on energy and energy efficiency in their home countries. Strengthening of communal Environment and Planning Departments Establishment of the network, promotion and integration of economical, ecological and social sustainability in the private sector and vocational training (e.g. implementation of measures to reduce the use of energy) Informal dialogue boards on global public goods: sustainable urban development, further development of clean development mechanisms in outreach states, global climate protection and energy policy, energyefficient architecture and building design Promoting political coherence on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, climate protection, funding, change management and leadership Promoting a regional dialogue on the effects of climate change on Andean glaciers and on urban water supply Capacity Building on Global Governance in environmental and climate protection Promotion of innovations and technologies for a more efficient energy use and for the use of sustainable energy sources in Mexican companies, improving the framework in the energy sector, reduction of emissions Protection of tropical forest, sustainable forest management and land use, adaptation of regional policies and managerial approaches to changing climate conditions. Integrated management of drainage areas, adaptation of planning to glacier melting Framework for energy and climate policies Renewable energy sources / energy efficiency Renewable energy sources / energy efficiency Communal Administration Renewable energy sources / energy efficiency Framework for energy and climate policies Framework for energy and climate policies Water sector Framework for energy and climate policies Technological cooperation 01/2005 - 12/2010 01/2005 - 12/2008 06/2005 - 06/2010 01/2006 - 12/2010 01/2007 - 12/2009 01/2008 - 12/2010 01/2008 - 12/2010 01/2008 - 12/2010 01/2009 - 12/2013 01/2008 - 12/2011 Protection of tropical forests 01/2006 - 12/2008 Integrated agricultural development and resource management 01/2005 - 12/2008 94
DEG Actions since 2002 Sinersa Peru Power generation from Hydro Renewable Energy 2002 Donajulia Costa Rica Power generation from Hydro Renewable Energy 2006 Enercon Brazil Power generation from wind Renewable Energy 2006 Sinersa A Peru Power generation from Hydro Renewable Energy 2006 Ecosa Ecuador Power generation from Biomass Renewable Energy 2006 ERSA Brazil Renewable project development Energy 2007 Reybanpac Ecuador Power generation from Hydro RE / Agriculture 2007 Palca Nicaragua Biofuel use in transport RE / Transport / automobile 2007 BSMH Mexico Power generation from biomass RE / Agriculture 2006 Suganc Nicaragua Power generation from biomass RE / Agriculture 2006 CIFI / LPTIII Future actions cross regional Renewable infrastructure financing RE / Banking / Finance 2006 Bioenergy Uruguay Power generation from Biomass RIMA Brazil Energy efficient transport Cluster cross regional Renewable power generation, efficiency increase, sustainable agriculture Renewable Energy RE / Transport / automobile diversified 2008 2008 future CIM The Program "Integrated Experts" transmits specific professional expertise to host-institutions in partner countries. The host-institutions are of relevance to the respective national development-efforts. Helping them to close yet existing gaps of specific expertise by means of the cooperation of an Integrated Expert thus represents a direct contribution to development in the respective partner country. The host-institution employs an Integrated Expert (may be a German- or EU-national) on the basis of a local work-contract, pays him a monthly salary and further benefits pertaining to a regular employer-employee-relationship. The Integrated Expert thus turns into a national employee for a certain amount of time (normally two years). He/she is "integrated" in the structure of the employing host-institution – hence the designation of "Integrated Expert." CIM supports the host-institution by bolstering the respective national salary by means of monthly topping-up payments to the Integrated Expert. Between the years 2002 and 2008 (30 october) CIM has fielded and financially supported countries in Latin-America by an annual average of 36 specialists in the field of climate-change. In the category of "climate-change" experts in forestry, sustainable management of forest-resources, renewable energies, energy-efficiency, agricultural adaptations to climate-change, are as well included, as specialists in climate-protection or climate-change monitoring. Roughly 25% of all Integrated Experts co-financed by CIM in Latin-America thus more or less directly contribute to various aspects of "climate-change". Actions 2002-2008 Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Peru Salvador 19 experts 22 experts 20 experts 30 experts 12 experts 20 experts 16 experts 41 experts 15 experts 26 experts 15 experts 16 experts 1 expert 95
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