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 Phase One (2003): Achieved |
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  Component 1-
Case studies (8): The documentation
of two existing cases (Chile and Brazil)
and two emerging experiences (Mexico
and Uruguay) in LAC, two emerging
cases in Latvia, and two existing
North American cases (Ontario and
Delaware). The documentation of existing
experiences would focus on best practice
for LFG recovery and utilization projects,
including cost-effectiveness, organizational
arrangements and private sector participation,
institutional roles, minimum regulatory
requirements and incentives in the
energy, environment and urban sectors,
and technical issues (planning, design,
operation).
Component 2
- Handbook: Drafting, review and revision
of a "handbook" for the
preparation of LFG-to-energy projects.
Component 3
– Launching Workshop: The workshop
would be held at an existing LFG facility
and would assemble representatives
of public and private sector, stakeholders
from the identified target countries,
along with operators and experts from
existing LAC facilities and pilot
sites, LFG experts, professional associations,
and the USEPA and Environment Canada,
and Bank staff. The workshop would
serve to (i) present and discuss the
case studies and the first draft results;
(ii) review the draft handbook and
get specific additional input; and
(iii) facilitate regional and national
discussions on the subject matter.
The workshop will also serve to create
a knowledge network on LFG.
Component 4
- Knowledge network: A knowledge network
on LFG capture and utilization systems
and corresponding topics will be implemented.
Component 5
–Publication of the Handbook:
The final editing of the handbook
and proceedings, and their production
in electronic (CD and web) format
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Component 1 – Field
visits and identification of LF sites with a potential
project
Component 2 – Finance
feasibility studies for those potential sites.
Component 3 – Organization
of two sub-regional workshops for regional dissemination
of experiences and lessons learned in Phase One
and of the Handbook. |
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