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HOW TO CREATE A GREEN SOCIETY – CASE OF KAMPALA CAPITAL C HOW TO CREATE A GREEN SOCIETY – CASE OF KAMPALA CAPITAL C

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Edison Masereka Manager Business Development and Research Kampala Capital C ity Authority Strategic Context National Development Program II 201516 201920 KCCA Strategic Plan 201415 201819 ID: 596426

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HOW TO CREATE A GREEN SOCIETY – CASE OF KAMPALA CAPITAL CITY

Edison MaserekaManager, Business Development and ResearchKampala Capital City AuthoritySlide2

Strategic Context

National Development Program II (2015/16 – 2019/20)KCCA Strategic Plan 2014/15 – 2018/19 To transform Kampala into a

Vibrant, Attractive and Sustainable CityKampala Climate Change Action PlanSlide3

K

ampalaClimate

Change

A

ction

Plan

Energy & Climate Profile

Please refer to the downloadable version on KCCA website

www.kcca.go.ug/?jsp=climate_change_strategy

With

the support

fromSlide4

K

ampala

C limate

C

hange

A

ction

PlanPlease refer to the downlable version on KCCA website

www.kcca.go.ug/?jsp=climate_change_strategy

Slide5

Approaches

Leading by example

Management of our assets, buildings, fleet, facilities

Climate friendly approaches to service provision

Role model

and exemplary

actions

Demonstration of best practices and eco standards

Creating enabling environments

Policy • Regulations • Incentives

Community Development

Programmes

Partnerships

Public-private • Government agencies • Community

Development partners • Academic and other institutions

Communication, participation and support

Promotion of best practice

Information and knowledge sharing

Awareness raising management • Dialogues

Supporting and encouraging actions by stakeholders and community-led initiatives

Innovation and technology

Pilot initiatives using appropriate and alternative technologies

Research and development

Smart Services

Slide6

Action PlanSlide7
Slide8

Prioritizing the Action PlanSlide9

Prioritizing the Action PlanSlide10

Example:

Energy, NMT

&

Public Buildings

Smart

Moving

Kampala Project

Eco-

stoves

in public

markets

Solar

street

lighting

Public buildings

renovation

&

dev

renewable

energy

Biogas recovery at Kasanga

schoolSlide11

Example: Improved Cook stoves in SchoolsSlide12

Example: Organic Urban AgricultureSlide13

Example: Transport, Greening & waste management

Improving

pedestrian

mobility

Reducing

Urban

Heat

Island

Dev

carbon

sinks

Public Transport

Waste

ManagementSlide14

Example: ECO Pavilion at KCFSlide15

Example: ECO Pavilion at KCFSlide16

Example: Internal Policies

Criteria for Project Selection and PrioritizationProject provides health, safety, or social benefits or will reduce health, safety, or social risksProject directly benefits disadvantaged segments of the populationProject contributes to environmental protection goals and objectives

Project increases or maintains infrastructure reliability or integrity, service provision, or efficienciesProject has a positive impact on revenues, the recurrent budget, or economic developmentProject is identified as a priority in planning initiatives or as a legal or regulatory requirementProject is likely to succeed; risks are being considered and mitigated

 

Climate Smart and Resilience Criteria

Project exhibits strategic planning for carbon through change in scale/density

Project exhibits strategic planning for carbon through selection of low carbon energy source

Project exhibits strategic planning for carbon through utilization of energy saving technologies

Project exhibits strategic planning through minimized capital costsProject exhibits strategic planning through minimized lifecycle costsProject exhibits strategic planning through minimized replacement costsProject minimizes vulnerabilities as exhibited in climate informed cost.Slide17

Example: Internal PoliciesSlide18

Towards Implementing the CC Action PlanSlide19

Thank You