EaP GREEN Program Greening Economies in the European Unions Eastern Neighborhood Partnership for Environment and Growth Presentation for the project SC meeting 18 April 2016 Tbilisi Donor ID: 795686
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Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production Demonstration Project in Georgia EaP GREEN ProgramGreening Economies in the European Union's Eastern NeighborhoodPartnership for Environment and Growth
Presentation for the project SC meeting
18 April, 2016
Tbilisi
Slide2Donor: European CommissionCountries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova & UkraineImplementing agencies: OECD, UNECE, UNIDO, UNEPDuration: 2013 – 2016OVERALL OBJECTIVEAssists six countries of the European Union Eastern Neighborhood Partnership in moving towards a
green economy
framework.
www.eap-green.org
EaP
GREEN
Greening Economies in Eastern Neighborhood
Slide3Improve the resource productivity and environmental performance of businesses and other organizations in the food,chemicals and construction materials sectorsand thereby contribute to sustainable industrial development and the
generation
of employment and incomes
Implemented with additional co-funding from the
Government
of
Slovenia & the Development Bank of Austria
UNIDO - Component Regional RECP Demonstration Project
Slide4Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production (RECP)Integrated and continued application of preventive environmental practices and total productivity techniques to processes, products and services to increase efficiency and reduce risks to humans and environment
18 June 2015
RECP Progress Report (EaP GREEN 3.1)
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Slide5COMPONENTSRECP Demonstration Project
Institutionalization & Awareness Raising
Slide6Organization of work
Slide7Project activities in 2014-2016 and achievements Activities at national level started in 2014 and will continue till end of 2016 10 national experts trained in RECP methodology in 2014 8 new national experts trained in 2015
Slide8Project activities in 2014-2015 and achievements 2014 -2015 – RECP assessments in 10 demonstration companies from food, chemicals and construction materials sectors 2015 – 2016 RECP assessments in 8 demonstration companies
Slide9Demonstration CompaniesJoint Stock Company “SARINI”. Metal constructions. Rustavi Ltd “RUSMETALI”. Production of Silico-Manganese. Rustavi Join Stock Company “EcOil”. Oil production. Tbilisi Road constructions company “Tbilisi”, #1 Asphalt Plant. Asphalt production. TbilisiLtd ” Devis Puri”. Bakery. TbilisiGori Feeding Cannery Kula. Food and nonalcoholic beverages.
Gori
Ltd “
Q.B.Construction
”. Produces Foam concrete blocks .Tbilisi Jsc “Kindzmarauli Corporation”. Vine production.
Kvareli
Ltd “Sinali”, Scrap Aluminium, ingots and dross production, TbilisiLtd ”
MnChemical Georgia, RustaviLtd Rustavi Azot. Chemical Industry. Rustavi. Ltd Neo Print. Secondary Paper Production. TserovaniLtd Amirani XXI. Dairy production. TbilisiLtd TMT. Food production industry. KaspiLtd LAGI. Lemonade production. Tbilisi Ltd Aromaproduct. Food production, Tbilisi Ltd Bazalt Fiber. Construction materials. Rustavi
Slide10Activities in 2014-2016 and Achievements 10 2014 - 2015 - RECP assessment reports for 10 companies 2015 – 2016 – RECP assessment reports for 8 companies - ongoing
Slide11Key results of RECP assessments in 2014-2015RECP assessments revealed a considerable potential for improving the materials and energy use efficiency, environment and economic performance in Georgian companies RECP assessment teams involving the national experts, management and technical staff of the demonstration companies identified opportunities to save totally about 3.15 GWh energy (about 0.4 mln GEL) and 10,532 m3 water annually in 10 SME Total cost of RECP measures in all demonstration companies is estimated to 317,250 Euros with average payback period 1.9 years
Key findingsChallenges:Environmental problems in the enterprises are not fully understood and seen by the companiesMonitoring of resource use and environmental pollution, metering of water and energy use is not a common practice Environmental regulations related to industries have been poorly developedEnforcement of and compliance to existing environmental regulations is also poorVery few companies have adopted EMS
The economic crisis and financial instability hinders the investments in environmental improvements – companies are more focused on short term gains
SMEs face the problem of lacking their own financial resources or accessing appropriate financing for RECP investments (such as more efficient technology and machines)
Local capacities for developing bankable RECP investment proposals is poor
Slide13Key findingsOpportunitiesThere is a considerable potential for improving the busyness, reducing the environmental impact and enhancing the workers health and safety in Georgian enterprisesApproximation with the EU can provides an incentive for improving the environmental performance of Georgian companiesLonger term East-West cooperation is needed to build capacities and promote application of RECP in
EaP
countries
Slide14Activities in 2014-2016 and achievements Awareness raising seminars in Tbilisi and Telavi - 2014
Project web page
–
www.recp.ge
- 2014 Publications – success stories, leaflets -2014
Slide15Activities in 2014-2015 and achievements National Conference on RECP - 26 March 2015 Roundtable on Financing RECP – 23 March, 2015
Consultative dialogue with stakeholders for Domestication of RECP concept –
3 June 2015
Slide16Activities in 2014-2016 and achievements RECP Primer in Georgian and English
Comprehensive introduction and overview of RECP in national language
Developed in cooperation with Lund University and the United Nations University.
Slide17RECP Forums4 RECP Forums on energy efficiency, waste management, water and air management organized in cooperation with GEA and GTU 5-th RECP forum is planned in Zugdidi on 21 April 6-th RECP forum – in Telavi or Kutaisi17
Slide18RECP Clubs 2015-20162 RECP Clubs established and supported in the Rustavi Municipality and Kakheti region in 20152 RECP Clubs established in Kaspi and Kutaisi in 2016Aims to scale-up the implementation of RECP Targets primarily small businesses – 8-10 SME in each ClubTraining and coaching programme, resulting in a customized RECP action plan.
Module 6
Action Planning
Module 1
Business
Module 2
Energy
Module 3Materials & WasteModule 4Water & WastewaterModule 5Chemicals, Hazards & Emissions
RECP Action Plan
AWARD
Expert
guidance
Expert
guidance
Expert
guidance
Slide19RECP Clubs 2015-2016
Slide20Ongoing and planned activities in 2016 Finalize RECP assessments in 8 demonstration companies - May 2016 Publicize RECP assessment results /success stories – June 2016
Organize 2 RECP Forums in the regions – April-May 2016
Prepare and publicize a 2-nd edition of RECP Primer in Georgian – July 2016
Study on Green Investment Opportunities in Georgia – May 2016
In-depth RECP assessments in 3 pilot companies (
Sarini
, MnChemical,
EcOil) and development of project proposal for financing – May 2016 Support implementation of RECP pilot projects in the pilot companies – end 2016 Organize national RECP Conference - October, 2016 Establish an institutional mechanism for continuous RECP service delivery The project has been extended to June 2017
Slide21madeishvili@caucasus.netwww.recep.ge Thank YouThe Regional RECP Demonstration Project is implemented under the EaP GREEN programme of the European Union with additional co-funding from the Government of Slovenia, the Development Bank of Austria and UNIDO.
Mr. Malkhaz Adeishvili
National Project Coordinator in Georgia
RECP Demonstration Project
UNIDO