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Tuesday
10.30 - 12.30 Innovative Public Services to Facilitate Clean Technology & know-how Transfer Frank Rittner INTRODUCTORY QUOTE: "An essential part of GEFs mission is to inspire people to think differently, to take and share risks in exploring innovative technology, business and policy solutions that can contribute to sustainable development and management of the global environment. Networks and public-private partnerships are important tools for spurring technology transfer and markets for sustainable alternatives" Mohamed T. El-Ashry, Chairman & CEO Global Environment Facility (GEF) MISSION & RESULTS FOCUS SANets mission is to contribute to the protection of the global environment by fostering transfer of cleaner technologies and cultivating growing momentum in emerging markets for sustainable alternatives. Feasibility studies and pilot activities have confirmed that this can be achieved by facilitating fully informed investment, management and related policy choices based on thorough comparison of available alternatives prior to actual decision making. In empowering partners to take informed decisions SANet is drawing specific attention to available and newly emerging "win/win" solutions that translate environmental benefits into competitive advantage and sustainable contributions to overall economic development. The expected result of SANets activities are growing
shares of public and private enterprises whose investments and business
practices help to reduce:
It provides targeted responses to vital economic questions of private and public sector executives who are involved in technology, investment and related policy decisions in these areas. OPERATIONAL APPROACH: SANet takes the internet as what it is - an in many ways still emerging means to:
At the same time it is recognized that on-line tools alone are not likely to make a difference in decision-making processes. "What is essential when trying to influence decision makers, and to facilitate changes in their perception about alternatives are credible up to date market information, reliable case-specific feasibility work, inspiring interactions with seasoned specialists that can convince them, and peers who are willing to share risks" Therefore key SANet services start where a clearinghouse would end. SANet aims to offer a comprehensive support and incentive system whose service modules are tailor-made to decision-makers needs. Mission:
Delivery of Targeted «stand-by» Decision Support Across the Technology/Know-how Transfer Cycle Important Challenges:
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