IPS conducts workshop to support Sri Lanka’s Low Carbon Technology Renovation and Climate Technology Centre Network

IPS held a Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on Low Carbon Technology Renovation and Climate Technology Centre Network (CTCN). The event was conducted as a part of a study carried out to evaluate the progress and identify follow-up actions to the country study on the Technology Need Assessment (TNA) in Sri Lanka. The study was conducted in collaboration with the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Japan in cooperation with the Climate Change Secretariat of the Ministry of Environment and Renewable Energy. The initiative was funded by the Ministry of Environment of Japan.

The objectives of the workshop were to identify short-listed technologies in the context of its application and the potential to promote low carbon technology development in Sri Lanka, raising awareness and the opportunities provided by the CTCN to follow-up the findings of the TNA and providing a platform to discuss and identify specific technical assistance from Japan.

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Presentations from the workshop:

Multi-stakeholder Workshop on the Low carbon technology Renovation and Climate Technology Centre Network (CTCN) in Sri Lanka
Dr. D.G.J.Premakumara, IGES
14 January 2015

Presentation on Technologies Identified and Project Ideas Developed by the Technology Needs Assessment Project
14 January 2015

Waste Converts to Energy – A Total Solution
Help O Eco Green Ltd
14 January 2015

Energy Efficient Lighting: Application of CFL and LED Lighting
DIMO Lighting
14 January 2015

Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on Low Carbon Technology Renovation and Climate Technology Center Network in Sri Lanka
Madoka Yoshino, Climate and Energy Area IGES
14 January 2015