ASIA LOW EMISSION DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES (LEDS) WORK PLAN

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Figure 1: USAID LEAD Program Staffing Structure and US-Asia LEDS Program Partners LEDS Analytics GHG Inventories and Accounting Regional Cooperation Carbon Market Development USAID LEAD coordinates with USG partner agencies to facilitate joint contribution to the program objectives USAID LEAD Program USAID/RDMA Sithisakdi Apichatthanapath, COR Supattira Rodboontham, Alternate COR USDOE/NREL POC: Jessica Katz, Engineer USEPA POC: Mausami Desai, Climate Change Division USDOS POC: Alexia Kelly, Climate Change Mitigation Expert USFS POC: Geoffrey Blate, Asia Regional Forest Advisor Marija Spirovska Kono, Silvacarbon Southeast Asia Coordinator Headquarters Management & Support Marian Van Pelt, Engagement Manager Laura Bell, Project Manager Chief of Party (COP) John Bruce Wells Field Office Operations John Wildgrube, Deputy COP - Operations Thida Ruengsit, Office Manager and Events Coordinator Radtasiri Wachirapunyanont, Program Assistant Yupin Martwangseang, Office Assistant Lines of authority _____ Lines of coordination 11 US-Asia LEDS Program Work Plan
Technical Services Amornwan Resanond, Deputy COP - Technical Program Integration and Cross Cutting Support Subnational Support Nishant Bhardwaj, Omar Saracho, and Rajeshwari Nambiar, (ISC) GHG Accounting and GHG Markets Joshua Forgotson, Senior Technical Officer Sustainable Landscapes Natcha Tulyasuwan, Forest Carbon Advisor (Engility) Communications Natasha Burley, Communications Manager Performance Management and Gender Mainstreaming Sujata Ram, Monitoring & Evaluation Manager Asia LEDS Partnership (ALP) Secretariat Sandra Khananusit, Regional Technical Officer and Head of Planning and Coordination, ALP Secretariat Panicha Vornpien, Junior Program Assistant Core, Full-Time Technical Team Sandra Khananusit, Regional Technical Officer Sumedha Malaviya, Regional Technical Associate (India) Key Program Advisors from ICF Home Office Sophie Chou, Senior Manager Pamela Mathis, Senior Manager Toby Hedger, Manager Lauren Pederson, Manager Country Coordinators Utpal Bhattacharjee, Bangladesh Sumedha Malaviya, India Arian Ardie, Indonesia M. Adan Yusuf, Malaysia Raju Laudari, Nepal Josephine Mangila-Tioseco, Philippines Khanh Quoc Nguyen, Vietnam Other STTA Support: Various positions USAID LEAD Subcontractors Agriculture and Land Use Group, Alliance to Save Energy, Asian Institute of Technology, Engility, Greenhouse Gas Management Institute, Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation, Institute for Sustainable Communities, Nexant, Stockholm Environment Institute, The Climate Registry 12 US-Asia LEDS Program Work Plan
Page 1 and 2: ASIA LOW EMISSION DEVELOPMENT STRAT
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents
Page 5 and 6: ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ADB AFOL
Page 7 and 8: MRP MRV MoNRE MTE NAMA NAMRIA NASA
Page 9 and 10: GLOSSARY Institutional Arrangements
Page 11 and 12: The US-Asia LEDS program directly c
Page 13 and 14: Program Component B: Low Emission D
Page 15 and 16: 3. WORK PLAN OVERVIEW This Work Pla
Page 17 and 18: Indicator 12: Number of GHG registr
Page 19: o o regional understanding and use
Page 23 and 24: 3.1 The Findings of the QED Mid-Ter
Page 25 and 26: diminished status of world carbon m
Page 27 and 28: 8. LEAD should customize training e
Page 29 and 30: 5. PROGRAM COMPONENT B: LOW EMISSIO
Page 31 and 32: assessing development impacts. Impl
Page 33 and 34: Task Number: 6.1 Asia LEDS Partners
Page 35 and 36: Benefits from Bus Rapid Transit Sys
Page 37 and 38: planning and/or attending ALP activ
Page 39 and 40: Climate Fund and progress in Asia;
Page 41 and 42: Develop and implement ALP social me
Page 43 and 44: ALP Virtual/Remote Activities: Auth
Page 45 and 46: potential funders, and closely coor
Page 47 and 48: consolidating donor participation i
Page 49 and 50: Curate existing training resources
Page 51 and 52: Select institutions interested in p
Page 53 and 54: Transition ALP Secretariat function
Page 55 and 56: • Developed a general TBL tool in
Page 57 and 58: through the ALP and other appropria
Page 59 and 60: Task Number: 6.4 AFOLU Working Grou
Page 61 and 62: identify an Asia-based organization
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Page 65 and 66: In late May of 2014, as noted above
Page 67 and 68: Coordinate activities agreed in the
Page 69 and 70: Indicator 6: Number of sub-national
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Develop case studies to be dissemin
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Task Number: 6.7 Support for the US
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6. PROGRAM COMPONENT C: GHG ACCOUNT
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6.4 Implementation Approach All Tas
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Task Number: 2.0 Region-Wide Nation
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Indicator 8: Number of countries th
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Final IPPI Assessment for Banglades
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• USEPA and USAID LEAD conducted
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Sustainability The enrollment of in
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• USEPA and USAID LEAD prepared a
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Task Number: 2.3 National GHG Inven
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inventory system in Malaysia, USAID
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• Supporting line ministries/agen
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Buy-in activity: Hold focus group d
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• USEPA and USAID LEAD team condu
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2.5 Regional Capacity Building on t
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USAID/Cambodia’s buy-in to USFS i
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issues as a result of USG assistanc
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Finalize plans for a follow-on acti
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TASK 3—Regional Support for Proto
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and the GHG protocol. The USAID LEA
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country-specific Task 3 site for di
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Task Number: 3.1 Support for Protoc
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• Delivered training on marginal
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• Provide assistance to Thanh Hoa
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the Forum sessions, so that they ca
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Task Number: 3.2 Support for Protoc
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Results Expected FY 2015 FY 2016 Co
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the Asia LEDS Forum) to further lea
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Compliance with national policies,
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• Increased energy efficiency ini
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Indicator 6: Number of sub-national
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will contain the energy usage and p
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data collection and validation, but
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TASK 4—GHG Market Development 6.3
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Task Number: 4.0 Demonstration of B
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the online reporting registry, key
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Demonstration materials: Develop pa
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• Compiled a transition principle
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Conduct an in-person “Train the T
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Promote participation in CFO 2.0: D
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o One study tour was held in Washin
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TASK 5—Emissions Factor Identific
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Task Number: 5.0 Regional Technical
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Indicator 14: Person hours of train
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Identify field site for training an
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Task Number: 5.1 Technical Assistan
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Under the Philippines buy-in 320 ho
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Annex 1: Work Plans of NREL, USEPA,
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Task Number: 7.1 US-Asia LEDS Progr
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Translate LEAD fact sheet into Thai
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Case studies to be distributed to p
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Task Number: 7.2 Gender Location(s)
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USAID/RDMA Regional Demonstration f
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Annex 3: Work Plan for Asia LEDS Pa
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6.7 Focus Area 1: Assessing and Com
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1.3 Coordinate delivery of Remote E
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Assistance in LEDS (REAL) for Asia
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Timeframe: 2Q - 1Q 2015 2B.4 Coordi
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3.2 Mobilizing investment, especial
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6.9 Special Topic: Intended Nationa
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12. Identify country government hos
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This is a topic/suggested area of w
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