Mainstreaming Gender in Cluster Development
2018 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Virtual Exhibition #Publications #Gender and Youth
UNIDO Publications
Guidance Report on net benefits and cost for energy efficient refrigeration design options
2018 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
Our goal: promoting green refrigeration together with saving resources. Your goal: growing your business. Let’s do it together. By choosing green refrigeration technologies you can increase your business opportunities and gain better visibility
Industrial Development Report 2018
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Industrial Development Report
Demand for Manufacturing: Driving Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development.
Finding climate friendly ways to cool down - PRAHA project
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
The PRAHA project: Promoting Low-GWP (global warming potential) Refrigerants for Air Conditioning Sectors in High Ambient Temperature Countries.
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Annual Report
The year 2016 was highly significant for UNIDO. It marked the Organization’s fiftieth anniversary, offering an opportunity to both reflect on its history and celebrate its accomplishments in supporting industrial development around the world.
The Montreal Protocol evolves to fight climate change
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
An important amendment to the Montreal Protocol was agreed on October 15, 2016 in Kigali, Rwanda. During the 28th Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol, more than 170 countries agreed to amend the Protocol to include hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) among controlled substances.
Decentralized Sustainable Energy Planning Manual
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Sustainable energy
Sustainable Energy Solutions for Development and Productive Use at County Level in Kenya
Some like it cool UNIDO and the Montreal Protocol
2017 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
UNIDO has continually sought new, elegant solutions to the challenge of phasing out ozone depleting substances. In developing countries, the phase out of methyl bromide – in which UNIDO assisted 70 per cent of projects worldwide – is a perfect example. Through a number of inventive, ozone friendly methods, UNIDO not only helped developing countries to phase out the ozone depleting chemical, but actually assisted individuals, companies, and industry to improve their products, food security and economic output along the way.
50 years UNIDO Department of Environment
2016 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
The Department of Environment of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) promotes the inclusive and sustainable development of global industry. It does so by providing assistance for the improvement of the environmental performance of existing industry and fostering new industries delivering environmental goods and services. This helps countries achieve sustained economic growth and human development.
Fixing Fridges Helps Save The Planet
2016 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
Fluids in refrigeration equipment – in fridges, freezers, cold storage, and air conditioners – often contain chemicals that damage the ozone layer and contribute to climate change. This decoupling is an integral part of inclusive and sustainable industrial development (ISID) processes.
Making It Green - Department of environment
2016 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
It is all about greening lives: As you’ll see, we partner with businesses and community leaders to make sure that industries provide services and make products that don’t put workers, local communities or consumers at risk for exposure to toxic chemicals, as well as to generate new green jobs that help young people and women enter the workforce.
Guide on Gender Mainstreaming: Environmental Management Projects
2015 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Gender
This Guide on Gender Mainstreaming UNIDO’s environmental management portfolio has been prepared by the Gender Mainstreaming Steering Committee (GMSC), under the overall guidance of Nilgün Taş, Chair of the GMSC, and Hedda ÖhlbergerFemundsenden, Gender O"cer, and in close cooperation with the Environmental Management Branch (EMB). The Guide is part of an organization-wide initiative to mainstream gender into all of UNIDO’s technical cooperation projects and programmes. Karen Cadondon, Bettina Heller and Hannah Strohmeier are the main authors of the document
Berry cultivation in Chile - ES
2015 | Author(s): UNIDO
#Montreal Protocol
En una Realidad sin Bromuro de Metilo en Chile