June Budhooram

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Workshop objectives and expectations
June Budhooram UNFCCC secretariat
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Objectives

• To assist experts in selecting methods and
• tools for mitigation assessments

• To address constraints and gaps encountered

• To share experiences in preparing mitigation
  assessments

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Profile of participants

• Technical background
• Project manager
• Physics
• Meteorology
• Engineering (hydraulics, mechanical, chemical)
• Mitigation assessment/policy
• Energy planning
• Economics
• Biology
• Environmental science
• Social policy

• Expertise in mitigation
• Energy and industry
• Energy supply
• Solid waste
• Agriculture
• LUCF
• Tech. needs assessments
• CDM proj. development
• Financing

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Involvement in initial NC and participation in
mitigation workshop
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Software training
MARKAL 2 participants LEAP 5
participants GACMO 1 participant RETScreen
1 participant
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Interests in training modules
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Workshop expectations

• At the end of the workshop, the participants
  expect
• To prepare mitigation projects
• To acquire new skills and knowledge
• To improve mitigation options
• To improve the preparation of national
  communications
• To link mitigation with environment,
• health and sustainable development
• To manage/work with mitigation team
• To develop mitigation options for small size
  countries
• To understand steps in mitigation planning and
  implementation

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Workshop expectations

• To establish a network of mitigation assessment
  practitioners
• To develop strategies for partnership with
  industries
• To transfer knowledge to other colleagues
• To learn new tools and methodologies,
• e.g. ENPEP-balance, LEAP
• THIS WEEK IS AN INTRODUCTION TO USING THE
• MODELS