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Turkey

18 million tons of CO2 will have been avoided by 2023 due to fitting out renewable power plants

Aim for 38.8% share of renewable energy generation by 2023, up from 32.5% in 2018

In addition, it is aimed to improve and develop railway infrastructure between the EU and Turkey, conduct studies to declare the Mediterranean Sea as a Sulphur Emission Control Area, reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the maritime sector and promote green shipping alternatives, promote alternative fuel vehicles and develop related refuelling/charging infrastructure, amongst other transport sector targets.

In this direction it is aimed to implement actions for the development and dissemination of the reuse of treated wastewater and to increase the waste water reuse rate to 5% in 2023

Number of Buildings to which Zero Waste Program Implemented (Thousand) | 13 (2018)| 400 (2023)

Share of Renewable Resources in Electricity Generation (%) | 32.5 (2018)| 38.8 (2023)
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&nbsp;Domestic Material Consumption per Person (Tons/capita) | 12.91(2015) | 11.8 (2023)

Avoided CO2 Emissions With Newly Installed Renewable Power Plants (Million Tons, Cumulative) | - | 18.0

Number of Protected Areas (National Park, Nature Park, Nature Monument, Nature Conservation Area, Wildlife Development Area, Ramsar Area, Wetlands of National Importance and Wetlands of Local Importance, Natural Site, Special Environmental Protection Area) (Cumulative) | from 1,429 in 2018 to 1,595 in 2023

Number of Houses and Workplaces with Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (Million) | 8.9 (2018) | 12.1 (2023)
Number of Provinces where Disaster Reduction Plans will be prepared (Cumulative) | - | 81 (2023)
Number of Provinces Included in Digital Radio System | 1(2018) | 81 (2023)

Increase the amount of sequestered carbon as a result of agricultural forestry activities by 10% by 2020 against a 2007 baseline

7% less GHG emissions than under the Reference Scenario by 2020

Reduce nationwide electricity distribution losses to 8% by 2023 by 2023

Decrease annual energy consumption in the buildings and premises of public institutions by 10% until 2015 and by 20% until 2023 by 2023

Reduce primary energy intensity by 10% compared to 2008  by 2015 against a 2008 baseline

Reduce deforestation and forest damage by 20% by 2020 against a 2007 baseline

Identify the amount of sequestered carbon in pastures and meadows in 2012, and increase carbon stock 3% by 2020 against a 2012 baseline

Identify the existing carbon stock in wetlands in 2012, and maintain the level until 2020

Identify the quantity of carbon stored in settlement areas in 2012, and increase stored carbon 3% by 2020 through green planting by 2020 against a 2012 baseline

Increase the amount of carbon sequestered in forests by 15% of the 2007 value by 2020 (14,500 Gg in 2007, 16,700 Gg in 2020) by 2020 against a 2007 baseline

181.4 million tonnes of carbon to be absorbed by forest areas in addition to carbon absorbed by existing sinks by 2020 against a 2008 baseline

2.3 million hectares of land to be afforested and rehabilitated by 2012 against a 2008 baseline

Reduce the quantity of biodegradable wastes admitted to landfill sites by 75% in weight until 2015, by 50% until 2018 and by 35% until 2025 against a 2005 baseline

Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in new settlements by at least 10% per settlement in comparison to existing settlements by 2023

Dispose 100% of municipal wastes in new  integrated solid waste disposal facilities by 2023

76% of municipal waste to be disposed at 104 new sanitary landfill facilities by 2012

30% share of renewable energy in total electricity generation by 2023

Full utilisation of technical and economic hydroelectric potential by 2023

20,000 MW of wind electricity generation capacity by 2023

600 MW of geothermal electricity generation capacity by 2023

At least 20% of the annual energy demand of new buildings met via renewable energy resources by 2017

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Transforming Power Transmission System Project implemented by International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)

The Sustainable and Inclusive Green Acceleration Programme (“SAIGA”; or “the Programme”) in Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Türkiye and Uzbekistan (hereafter the “focus countries”) is created to accelerate decarbonization and market transformation through adoption of climate mitigation technologies at scale by leveraging the financial sector to catalyse innovative private sector investments in line with the national NDC objectives. 

The Programme will support private sector businesses, predominantly micro, small and medium enterprises (“MSMEs”) and households, as end beneficiaries, and Financial Institutions (“FIs”) as intermediaries to focus on gender-responsive climate mitigation activities, including demand-side energy efficiency (in industry, commerce and buildings) and decentralized renewable energy investments (including battery storage). 
The objective of SAIGA is to help financial intermediaries and end beneficiaries in the target countries to overcome some of the major barriers hindering the quick uptake of mitigation practices and technologies to drive decarbonisation. 

These barriers include: i) technical barriers, such as low levels of awareness both among FIs and end beneficiaries of the availability and benefits of such technologies; low levels of awareness of climate risks they face; fragmentation of supply chains; ii) financial barriers, such as access to long-term affordable green finance both for FIs and end beneficiaries, especially underserved segments (MSMEs, households, women-led businesses, rural populations and businesses; etc); higher upfront costs of adopting some of these technologies compared to business as usual (“BAU”), and iii) the regulatory environment in the targeted countries is not yet sufficient to incentivise decarbonisation efforts by the financial sector. 

These barriers have been further exacerbated by the COVID pandemic, as well as recent geopolitical instability and conflicts across different regions that have led to a certain de-prioritisation of the climate agenda. 

The Programme is built around the mutually reinforcing components, as described below which facilitate the desired transformation and will be applied as most relevant for the different markets. Building on these three Components, the Programme brings solutions to some of the above-mentioned barriers to allow for an acceleration of decarbonisation efforts driven by the financial system. 

For more information about the barriers and programme components addressing them please refer to the section below and to the section Project Description.

Local CSOs and CBOs in landscapes-seascapes around the world access grant financing and technical assistance, including capacity development and knowledge sharing to maintain and enhance their socio-ecological resilience, well-being and socio-economic conditions for global environmental benefits.

To improve soil health and resilience in the Konya region by safely using wastewater and applying treated sludge from existing wastewater treatment facilities, enhancing carbon sequestration capabilities and biodiversity-related ecosystem services, contributing to climate change mitigation, and advancing Türkiye's Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) targets.

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