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Overview of NAMAs
NAMAs by region
According to NAMA Database there are 144 NAMAs at different stages - 137
under development and 7 under implementation.
Asia
Europe
Most NAMAs (41%) are being in progress in Latin America, with Mexico
accounting for 21 in the region. This is followed by Africa (25%) and Asia
(24%) which each account for quarter of NAMAs.
Latin America
25%
Africa
24%
Energy supply is the most represented sector in NAMAs, accounting for close
to half (39%) of NAMA activities.
10%
41%
More than half (60%) of all NAMA activities are implemented as part of
national policies and strategies.
NAMAs by sector
New NAMAs
1 new NAMA was submitted in February:
Uruguay: "Climate change mitigation through sustainable and more
productive beef production in grasslands" in Uruguay.
4 new NAMAs were submitted in January:
3 NAMA was submitted by Ethiopia:
 "Ethiopia's National Railway Network and Addis Ababa Light
Rail Transit (LRT) NAMA"
 "Ethiopian Railways –Railway Academy NAMA",
 "Ethiopia Railways ­‐ Establishment of Climate Vulnerability
Infrastructure Investment Framework NAMA".
1 NAMA was submitted by Uruguay:
 "Expansion of electricity generation from sustainable forestry
biomass byproducts"
Energy supply
Transport
Forestry
Waste
Agriculture
Industry
Buildings
Multisector
8%
13%
39%
6%
5%
11%
15%
3%
NAMAs by type
Not known
19%
Project
21%
Strategy/Policy
60%
NAMA Finance
Information on NAMA financing is incomplete and differs among
different databases. According to the NAMA Database there are
currently 94 NAMAs seeking financing. 10 of these have received
financing from:
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Nordic Development Fund (a multilateral development
finance institution established by Denmark, Finland, Iceland,
Norway and Sweden),
NAMA Facility (jointly established by German Federal
Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building
and Nuclear Safety (BMUB) and the Department of Energy
and Climate Change (DECC) of the United Kingdom),
ICI (International Climate Initiative financed by German
Received finance
Fully funded
Rest
Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation,
Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB)),
GEF (Global Environmental10%
Facility - an international
5%
environmental investment fund supported
by 183
countries),
BMU (Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
Conservation, and Nuclear Safety of Germany)
85% by GEF, Clean Technology Fund (CTF,
Only 5 NAMAs are fully funded
multi-donor Trust Funds within the Climate Investment Fund), InterAmerican Development Bank (IDB), World Bank/ USAID (United
States Agency for International Development) and other undefined
sources.
ALL NAMAS
Seeking finance
Rest
Received finance
Fully funded
10%
5%
32%
68%
85%
Rest