At a Glance
| Strategic Outcomes | SO1, SO2 |
|---|---|
| Start Date | Q1 20170101 |
| End Date | q4 20201231 |
| Funding Source | Core |
| Actual Budget (USD) | 86,995 |
| Budget Percentage | 98% |
| Actual Expenditure (USD) | 85,397 |
| Status | Active |
| GGGI Share (USD) | |
| Poverty and Gender Policy Markers | poverty |
| Name of Client (Lead/Prime implementer if GGGI is part of a consortium) | Provincial governmental authorities |
| Participating Organization (Funding/donor) | Core funded |
| Name of consortium members, if any | The Energy and Environment Partnership Program with the Mekong Region (EEP) |
| Thematic Area |
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Project Context, Objectives and Description
| Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) management represents an urgent issue for large Vietnamese cities where waste treatment is mainly operated through basic unsanitary landfills. In Viet Nam, MSW is generally disposed in landfills which accounted up to 76-82% collected waste. MSWTE is considered as one of the top priority solutions for Viet Nam thanks to its 2-fold benefit: help to cope with the increase in MSW and generate electricity to meet the growth in energy demands.
The objectives of this project are to i.) Support the investment project which will, once implemented, divert waste from landfill disposal, provide a source of renewable energy, and reduce reliance on coal-fired power ii.) Enable policy, financial, institutional and social conditions that will facilitate further investments in bankable WTE projects. Once completed, the project is expected to treat MSW in the capacity of 500 ton/day and to generate 10 MW of electrical power.
The project aligns with IO1. Strengthened national, sub-national and local green growth planning, financing and institutional frameworks’ and IO2. ‘Increased green growth investment flows which enable partner governments to implement green growth policies. |
Type of services provided, and results achieved
| Impact: Viet Nam reduces GHG emissions and increases green jobs and access to sustainable services.
Outcome: N/A
Project Outputs completed in 2019:
i. Green Growth Policies: N/A
ii. Green Investments:
iii. Capacity Building and Knowledge Products: N/A |
Number of staff provided
| Project Manager: Tero Tapio Raassina
Number of staff provided: Adam Ward, Donovan Storey, Hanh Le, Huong Ta, Tran Ngoc Thinh |
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| Start Date | Q1 Jan 1 2019 |
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| Funding Source | |
| Actual Budget (USD) | 469,527 |
| Status | Active |
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