Experiences and lessons learned from the TNA of Mali
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Transcript Experiences and lessons learned from the TNA of Mali
TECHNOLOGY NEEDS
ASSESSMENT _ MALI (TNA)
Birama DIARRA, National Directorate of
meteorology
[email protected]
SUMMARY
• CONTEXT
• OBJECTIVES OF TNA
• METHODOLOGIES FOR
PREPARATION OF TNA
• IDENTIFIED PRIORITARY
TECHNOLOGIES
• ONGOING ACTIONS
• CONCLUSION.
• CONTEXT
Recall article 4.5 of the Convention on the transfer of
Technologies.
Implementation of the EGTT by the Convention to
make proposals for the development, deployment and
diffusion of technology transfer. "The Assessment need
of technology transfer" has been retained as a
necessity for developing countries.
Decision taking
on Cancun for implement of
“Technologies Mechanism“ permit to reinforce this
action.
After a first summary assessment of the need for
technologies in 2002, UNEP in relation to GEF funded
TNA to 35 to 45 developing countries including MALI
for 18 months.
• OBJECTIVES OF TNA
Identify and prioritize mitigation and adaptation
technologies and sectors.
Identify
barriers
to
deployment
and
dissemination of priority technologies.
Develop an institutional framework to overcome
the obstacles and develop a Plan of Action
technology (PAT).
Establish projects sheets.
• METHODOLOGIES OF TNA
Appointment of a National Coordinator.
Establishment of a National technical team.
Choice two offices for consultation on the mitigation
and adaptation.
Identification of stakeholders and informal
consultations.
Literature review (policy, institutional, technical,
etc.).
Workshop of Exchange and work with the
stakeholders sessions.
Choice 2 priority areas for adaptation and 2
others for mitigation.
Analyses multi-criteria for prioritization of
technologies.
Choice the 4 first identified technologies.
Preparation of fact sheets for technologies
selected.
Identification of barriers concerning those 4
technologies.
Market study.
Development of action plans.
• CRITERA FOR PRIORITIZATION OF TECHNOLOGIES
Maturity of the associated technology of
transformation (proven or not);
Potential reduction of greenhouse gas emissions;
Vulnerability to climate change technology;
Cost of financing technology;
Contribution of technology to the socio-economic
development of the country.
With a consensual notation system (participation
action).
• IDENTIFIED PRIORITY TECHNOLOGIES
Choice of SECTORS
In Mali, following the GHG inventory, the Agricultural
sector was retained the largest emission and technologies
have been identified in adaptation and mitigation as well.
Two other sectors have been selected: Energy for the
mitigation and Water resource for adaptation.
Prioritization of technologies for adaptation
Sector
Prioritary of
technology
Agriculture
-Practice of forage crops,
-Crop technique on contour,
-Agro météo assistance,
-Use of the agricultural
varieties adapted to the CC,
-Dissemination of the “Métis
bovine” breed mature ZeBu Dama,
-Rice-fish farming,
-Regeneration of the
bourgoutières,
-Method plasa (plant without
water)
-The Zaî
-Irrigation drop by drop.
Water resource
Drilling
Small dams of water
Rock of puddles
Modern wells large scale
Small dams filtering
Construction of tank for
the collection of rain water
Distort and sliced
channels
Improvement of the bed
of streams
Well tank
Wells and drilling.
Prioritization of technologies for mitigation
Sector
Agriculture
Energies
─Hydroelectricity
─Solar energy (PV)
─ Reforestation
─Improved stoves
─Organic farming
─Bio fuel
(composting)
─Solar Séchon
─Jatropha plantation
─Aérogénateur
─Culture of rice high result ─Solar water heater
─Fallow
─Rafraichisseur air
─By fire
through evaporation
─Irrigation water saving
─Briquettes
─Bio dear
─LBC.
─ Intensive rice system
Prioritary
ofTechnology ─Microdose of fertilizer
• ONGOING ACTIONS.
Identification of barriers (institutional, organizational,
technical, financial, social and cultural etc.)
Market study
Development of National Action Plan.
• CONCLUSION
The 16 priority technologies chosen including other
identified are the means by which their transfers and
their applications to large scales will enable to combatte
against climate change.
• RECOMMENDATION
Take appropriate actions to facilitate the
implementation of national action plan so
that it does not remain in the "drawers".
Thank you for your
attention