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ICAT support focuses on the establishment of institutional arrangements, including design and implementation of legal frameworks, data collection, reporting and verification methodologies and procedures within and between the relevant stakeholders that will facilitate a robust and continuous national MRV framework for the oil & gas sectors, road Transport and LULUCF, and to assess the impact of policy and measures in the energy sector. Simultaneously, ICAT is supporting Nigeria in establishing a Just Transition M&E framework.
ICAT tools used in the country:
Status
Complete
Start date
2022-11-01
End date
2024-07-31
Overview
Set up a Just and Gender Inclusive Transition (JGIT) MRV System in Nigeria.
- Develop Just and Gender Inclusive Transition (JGIT) MRV and ensure it links with the sectoral MRV system and the ETF implemented by the Ministry of Environment to achieve synergy, institutional memory and stakeholder inclusion and cooperation.
- Enable a tripartite cooperation between Government, Labour and Employer Associations to achieve a Just and Gender Inclusive Transition going forward with the implementation of the Paris agreement.
- Support policymakers in setting up JGIT MRV and designing a JGIT roadmap to track just transition impacts of climate policies and actions.
Status
In Progress
Start date
2022-09-01
Overview
- Developing and applying a sectoral MRV framework to measure the performance of targeted climate policies defined for the Industrial Processes and Other Product Use (IPPU) sector and integrating this sectoral MRV system into the national overarching MRV system under the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF)
- Supporting Nigeria in tracking the implementation of its Energy Transition Plan (ETP), with the application of the ICAT Renewable Energy policy assessment guide
MRV frameworks
NDC tracking
Policy assessment
- Operationalize Nigeria’s national MRV framework
- Build capacity within the NCCC with setting up an operational GHG inventory management system (GHGIMS)
- Develop the IPPU sectoral MRV framework and integrate it within the national MRV system and institutional arrangements
- Track progress in implementing Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan (ETP), including harmonizing it with its NDCs
Project highlights will be displayed here as the project implementation progresses.
Deliverables will be made available here as the project progresses.
Status
Complete
Start date
2020-09-01
End date
2022-03-31
Overview
Implement sectoral MRV systems based on a robust sustainable data system aiming at updating existing exercises in the future and not always start all over again; focus on three priority sectors: oil and gas, transport and AFOLU.
MRV frameworks
Policy assessment
- Capacity to develop and apply a sectoral MRV system to measure the performance of the targeted climate policies and actions defined for three sectors (Oil & Gas, Transport and AFOLU) and to integrate sector MRV systems into an overarching MRV system under the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) of the Paris Agreement.
- Successful application of good practice and tools that integrate transparency on climate policies and action with evidence-based policymaking, assessing the impacts (in term of GHG emissions, and co-benefits on SLCFs emissions) of policies and measures.
- Inception Workshop Report
- Sectoral MRV Review Report
- Report on MRV for Oil and Gas
- Report on MRV for Road Transport
- Report on MRV for Other Transportation
- Report on MRV for Agriculture
- Report on MRV for LULUCF
- Report presenting the overarching institutional arrangements and recommendation for national reporting system and design
- Report assessing Policies and Measures to develop NDC indicators/tools
- Report highlighting key achievements and lessons learned
- Benefits of decarbonising Nigerian transport sector – Analysis of sustainable development indicators associated with mitigation measures in Nigeria’s 2021 NDC update
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If you want to find out more about the ICAT projects in Nigeria, please contact the ICAT Secretariat
