📋 Tender Overview
Country / Region: Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre is going to work on:
1. Development of life cycle processes to maintain performance over time (data gathering and reporting and maintenance best practices) and to track and recover materials upon decommissioning (circular economy and anthropogenic resource management).
UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre will work with other international?and local?partners to?develop an overall material/?product?life cycle process starting from the material extraction, manufacture, packaging+transport, use and demolition/recycling?phases. To assess the material/product?performance over a life cycle, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre will develop a?guidance?and methodology to evaluate performance during every life cycle phase.?The performance assessment for every phase is going to be evaluated taking into consideration?potential 3?key indicators as:
A) Consumed energy per material/product?unit,
B) Environmental impact as CO2?emissions per material/product?unit,
C) Anthropogenic impact:
Resource Potential: Quantity, Location, Temporary availability, Accessibility, Quantity.
Utilisation Potential: Regulatory Barriers, Health and Safety Concerns, Supply Security, Quality and Markets, Public Acceptance, Comparability with Natural Resources.
Recovery Potential: Technical Feasibility, Infrastructure, Legal Framework, Economic Viability, Environmental Impacts, Social Impacts. The consolidated result of performances per every phase is expected to show the final overall material performance per life cycle.
The work will be enhanced over time through?data mining,?case studies, best practices, experience sharing, as well as regional collaboration?for the specific cases of?materials with supply chains covering multiple countries.
2. Implement pilot projects demonstrating the application of the best practice recommendations of Work package 1 in conjunction with learnings from training and technical assistance programmes throughout the building sector supply chain.
In this Activity, based on the recommendations of Work Package 1 and the training activities, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre will work closely with local partners to assess the benefits and?feasibilities of potential pilot projects to be implemented and will select a most favourable and viable pilot project for the implementation and?demonstration?through?the different?phases?of the supply chain of various building materials?and products. The demonstration will focus on the most suitable?local?technology options with high potential for local implementation.
3.? Assessment of market and financing mechanisms to support the introduction of new energy and resource-efficient products into the value chain and development of a roadmap to support their implementation.
Under this Activity, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, together with the local partners, plans to?assess?the existin
