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This record holds 3 attachments:

1. List of climate change focal points 2015
2. List of energy focal points 2015
3. List of (NAO) National Authorising Officers to the European Union - 2015

This record holds 2 attachments:

1. Frequently asked questions - Part 1 (Concept note submissions)
2. Frequently asked questions - Part 2 (Project design document)

This record holds 4 attachments:

1. Annex 1 - Template for concept notes. General guidance and instructions.
2. Guide to Project Design Document Preparation for EU-GIZ ACSE Programme - February 2015 (Final version)
3. Guide to Project Design Document Preparation for EU-GIZ ACSE Programme - November 2014 (Draft version)
4. Annex 4 - PDD Template (and sub-annexes). General guidance & instructions.

ACSE Programme brief. Programme designed in partnership with PIFS and had 3 components:

1. Component 1-  EU-GIZ ACSE Programme administered by GIZ
2. Component 2 - Energy Catalytic Component, managed by selected PICs and partly co-funded by ADB and NZ Government
3. Component 3 - TVET on SE & CC managed by SPC in partnership with USP. 

JOINT PRESS RELEASE FROM THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDS FORUM SECRETARIAT The European Union (EU) with the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) have signed a financing agreement for Adapting to Climate Change and Sustainable Energy (ACSE) programme worth FJ$90.8m.

SPC Media Release - Thursday 8th March 2012.

Petroleum Glossary and Abbreviation

The Framework for Action on Energy Security in the Pacific (FAESP) outlines a new approach to improving energy security in the region. It acknowledges that national energy policies and plans must be the principal means for achieving energy security and promotes a ‘whole of sector’ approach, based on the concept of ‘many partners, one team’. This approach recognises that numerous stakeholders contribute to energy security in the region and accepts them as equal partners.

The Framework has 11 guiding principles:

Meeting report on the inaugural regional meeting of Minsters for Energy, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Transport. Held between 4-8 April 2011, Noumea, New Caledonia.

Report on the cost and benefits of introducing standards and labels for electrical appliances in Pacific Island Countries. Prepared for the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Supported by the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency and AusAID. 

Keywords: PALS, standards, labelling, PICs, cost and benefit, MEPS, energy labelling, appliance labelling, energy efficiency, refrigeration, air conditioning, lighting

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