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OIKO LOGICA in the National Center for Environmental Technology in Perú

A team of experts from OIKO LOGICA  has completed an IN the 

Evaluation of the National Center for Environmental Technologies (Centro de Tecnología Ambiental de Perú). The 


The German Cooperation Agency (GIZ) has sent our consortium ECI-OIKOLOGICA to complete an assessment of the different support programs in Latin America coordinated by the Regional Fund for South-South Cooperation. 


The National Center for Environmental Technology is a leader in the science of human health and ecological risk assessment, a process used to determine how pollutants or other stressors may impact human health and the environment. 




The center occupies a critical position generating new findings and data and the regulators in Environmental Protection programs and regional offices who must make regulatory, enforcement, and remedial action decisions.

CTA addresses the needs of stakeholders by preparing technical reports and assessments that integrate and evaluate the most up-to-date research. These products serve as a major component of the scientific foundation supporting regulations and policies. CTA also conducts cutting-edge research to develop innovative quantitative risk assessment methods and tools that help extrapolate between experimental data and real-world scenarios, improve our understanding of uncertainties, and facilitate careful weighing of evidence.

OIKO LOGICA back in Myanmar

The World is excited about the transition of the Myanmar to democracy. After five decades of military regime, the country is making firm steps to democratic government and free open market. OIKOLOGICA, with PROMAN is supporting the Ministry of Finance in this challenging transformation.

Innovate Financing for Climate Change

For those interested in understanding how finance is important for climate change and how innovative financing arrangements can help combat poverty and renewable energies, this Lab is a good source of inspiration. Very illustrative experiences on how public finance can play an instrumental role on climate change adpatation and mitigation.
People think that climate change is about costal destruction, temperature, poor households being affected by cyclone and floods, etc. which is right! But the only way to PREVENT this from happening is providing insurance for farmers, funding for innovative energy financing in non commercial setting and other basket funds and financial arrangements which are NOT supported by commercial traditional banks.

The Climate Finance Lab

Mid-Term Review of “Promotion of inclusive and sustainable growth in the Agricultural Sector: Fisheries and Livestock"

This spring we are going back to Asia, This time, one of our favorite countries: Cambodia. Our team will be analyzing on of the Donors most relevant Programs (26 Mill US) supporting the agriculture sector, while ensuring sustainable and equitable growth for the benefit of the entire rural population of Cambodia.

Our mission is to evaluate The Programme: "Promotion of inclusive and sustainable growth in the Agricultural Sector: Fisheries and Livestock, focusing on four of the five key program areas of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF): Improving fishermen productivity & diversifying agriculture sectors; Promoting local market access of agriculture products of poor households and enabling management of sustainable fishery resources. 

The Global Climate Change Alliance +

In April, OIKO LOGICA will be working in partnership with AECOM Europe in a new project to formulate a new Climate Change Program. The GCCA+ will foster policy dialogue with vulnerable countries and exchange of experiences in the context of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

The new GCCA+ will provide vulnerable countries in Africa, Asia, The Caribbean and Pacific, primarily Island States, technical and financial support to climate vulnerable developing countries and regions. 

The GCCA+ will concentrate on the integration of climate change and disaster risk reduction into development planning processes at different levels, including budgeting and monitoring systems.

We are proud to contribute to climate solutions in priority areas in the fields of community resilience to climate change, climate finance, adaptation and mitigation synergies, ecosystem-based adaptation, gender issues, urban development, climate-induced migration and more, as these topics become increasingly significant for development and policy agendas.

Philippines

We are happy to start the year with an challenging new assignment in The Philippines. This is our first time in The Philippines.  

Our team will spend a month in Manila in Spring working with the Department of Budget and management from the Government of the Philippines to assist in the contribution to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and poverty reduction.

Our team will evaluate an EU contribution to reduce poverty through improved public finance management resulting in improved delivery of basic services by local governments.

The specific objective of the project is to enhance capacity of local governments to generate

revenue and to allocate and spend public funds more effectively and efficiently.