Climate Partnership Programme III

Private investment and climate-friendly technologies are crucial for building a climate-friendly economy in emerging and developing countries. Therefore, the Climate Partnership Programme mobilised the private sector in developing and emerging economies and offered opportunities for private investments in climate-friendly development of the partner countries. The programme focused on promoting the transfer of climate-friendly technologies, including related knowledge, and on developing resources and skills for the use of climate-friendly technologies by local partners. To this end, the programme supported projects of private companies that can contribute to the country’s development. Private sector projects have - for example - demonstrated the use of climate-friendly technologies, supported the introduction and dissemination of innovative climate mitigation technologies or adapted proven technologies for the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions to the specific conditions of the target countries.

Project data

Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Colombia, Gambia, Ghana, India, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, Moldova, Nicaragua, Niger, Peru, Philippines, Uganda
IKI funding: 4,981,272.48 €
Duration: 06/2017 till 09/2022
Status: completed
Implementing organisation: Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (DEG)
Online: https://www.deginvest.de/International-financing/DEG/Unsere-L%C3%B6sungen/Klimapartnerschaften/

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State of implementation/results

Project completed.
Promotion of 19 projects on four continents, with a focus on energy efficiency and renewable energies. 16 projects have been completed successfully:
- 1. Development of a sustainable technical and organisational solution for the waste management system in the city of Santander de Quilichao, Colombia.
- 2. Energy-efficient construction techniques with an emphasis on the use of innovative Sandwich panels for renovation and new construction, Vltava.
- 3. Stand-alone PV system, Philippines.
- 4. electrification for off-grid villages via solar-wind storage island systems, Nicaragua.
- 5. Photovoltaic Mini Grid, Bolivia.
- 6. Application possibilities, function and plant technology of biogas technology and optimization of an existing biogas plant, Colombia.
- 7. promotion of corporate climate protection management in the tourism sector. Training and consulting program for energy efficiency in the hotel industry, Peru.
- 8. Installation of a pilot solar power plant and proof of the scalability of the Technology, Niger: Solar Trainer was successfully delivered and phsyically connected to the local grid.
- 9. Electric motors for Lake Victoria fisheries, Kenya.
- 10. Demonstration of innovative ceiling elements for cooling buildings by means of Latent heat storage, Kenya.
- 11. Sustainable establishment of the recycling of biowaste with the goal of production of compost, Gambia: composting plant was built up and is in operation.
- 12. Development of a local supply network using biomass, Ghana.
- 13. Rural Electrification with Renewable Energy, Madagascar.
- 14. ESCO model for photovoltaics, Kenya.
- 15. water-powered irrigation pumps, India.
- 16. Efficient cookstoves to reduce health and climate impacts, Cambodia.