Sustainable & Economic Development

Sustainable Regional Economic Growth and Investment Programme (SREGIP): Resource Efficiency and Cleaner Production in hotels in Lombok

2015 - 2017
Energy & Renewable Energy; Sustainable & Economic Development; Tourism
GIZ

AMC has been awarded this project under the GIZ- Sustainable Regional Economic Growth and Investment Programme (SREGIP). SREGIP has established a joint initiative with the Ministry of Tourism, BAPPENAS and local authorities in NTB Province to promote Sustainable Tourism in Lombok. One of the activities is the promotion of resource efficiency of hotels through local service providers. In this project AMC provides training and consultancy for improving the efficiency and overall business competitiveness of hotels with measurable effects on cost. The hotels are audited regarding resource efficiency and cleaner production. Local service providers are trained on hotel CP and RE audits to enable them for further audits in the future. The hotels are supported during their implementation of CP and RE and the improvement is monitored.

Facilitation of Team Retreat

December 2017 -
Social Protection; Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ - ISED

The program Innovation and Investment for Inclusive Sustainable Economic Development (ISED) aims to strengthen the capacity of private and public sectors for promoting inclusive and sustainable employment in close collaboration with the National Development Planning Agency. Aim of the project was:

• To support the development of concept and agenda.
• To have pre meeting to discuss the concept and agenda.
• To facilitate the 4-day team retreat.
• To develop a report of team retreat

Results-based monitoring

April 2015 - June 2017
Climate Change; Environment & Sustainability; Good Goverment & Institutions; Monitoring & Evaluation; Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ

AMC, in cooperation with INTEGRATION, is performing a Results Based Monitoring projects for Following Programs:
• Policy Advice for Environment and Climate Change (PAKLIM) II
• Indonesian NAMAs Financing Support (INFIS) – Support to the Indonesia Climate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF)
• Biodiversity and Climate Change (BIOCLIME)
• Green Ekonomi and Locally Appropriate Mitigation Actions in Indonesia (GE-LAMA-I)
• NAMA-Green Chillers and Industrial Energy Efficiency Programme (Green Chillers)
The consortium provides consultancy to GIZ and partner ministries on the establishment of a solid results-based monitoring system, efficient reporting and knowledge management including a user-oriented design of learning processes for implementation of these five programs.

Moderation of SREGIP Team Workshop

January 2017 - February 2017
Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ

GIZ SREGIP is driven by and based on a participatory approach, considering the specific potentials and bottlenecks for economic development as well as the demand and the commitment of local stakeholders. To enhance the cooperation within the team a team workshop has been conducted. The tasks performed were:

• Moderate and facilitate a team workshop of the SREGIP Team
• The workshop shall consider the needs supporting the output of the event.
• Short report on the result and recommendation of the workshop.

Policy Advice for Climate Change and Environment (PAKLIM) in Indonesia: NAMA – Pulp and Paper Industry

February 2016 - October 2016
Climate Change; Environment & Sustainability; Good Goverment & Institutions; Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ

The consortium of adelphi and AMC provides technical and methodological expertise to support GIZ and the Indonesian partner in the successful establishment of a NAMA for the pulp and paper sector. The objective of this work is to formulate a NAMA program in the pulp and paper industry for the Ministry of Industry in a form of a study.

The is performed in six overall tasks 1) Development of baseline (BAU) scenario; 2) Development of GHG mitigation scenarios; 3) Assessment of GHG mitigation scenarios (cost and co-benefits); 4) Assessment of policies and measures required to enable the NAMA; 5) Defining the MRV system; and 6) Institutional setting.

Following objectives shall be achieved through the NAMA in the pulp and paper industry:

1. Reduction of the sector’s specific emissions (i.e., CO2 emissions per unit of product) in a transparent and verifiable manner compared to a statistically sound baseline.
2. Increase the sector’s competitiveness through low carbon development by reducing the energy and cost intensity of production.
3. Reduce the sector’s specific energy consumption
4. Contribute to the achievement of the government´s greenhouse gas mitigation goals.

Sustainable Economic Development through Technical and Vocational Education and Training system (TVET) for Province Aceh and NIAS

2010 - 2013
Education & Employment; Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ SED-TVET

AMC and GFA have been awarded the project GIZ-SED TVET in Aceh and Nias. The project provides training and capacity strengthening of the rehabilitated SMK, capacity building of district and provincial authorities as well as interfaces to the level of government and the district of both province and the private sector including SMKs. Activities carried out include development of HR Planning in SMKs, development of School Development Plans, development of Eduation Strategic Plannings of Province and District, Implementation of QMS, development and maintenance of school networks, training for teachers and inspectors, public relations and promotion of the vocational schools and monitoring and evaluation.

Environmental Credit Line in India

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Environment & Sustainability; Sustainable & Economic Development
KFW/ ERM Germany and ERM India

The environmental credit line has been designed to encourage economically and financially sustainable industrial units in selected industrial sectors. Aim of the project is to support SMEs in implementing cleaner production and building Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETPs) to reduce the severe pollution loads and the resultant human risks. The project aimed also to improve the profitability of the beneficiary units in the long run. The credits are provided by the Bank SIDBI and sectors eligible are textile, foundries, tanneries, and some other selected companies.
A scheme to evaluate the companies by auditing has been developed and monitoring tools implemented for SIDBI.

Livelihood Recovery Project for Jogjakarta and Central Java (LRP)

2007 -
Circular Economy & Waste Management; Environment & Sustainability; Management System; Sustainable & Economic Development
GIZ - World Bank

AMC has been assigned by GIZ to review the Environmental Safeguard System of the Project and related environmental assessments and project interventions for silver handicraft, textile sector and other industries. The aim of the intervention is to ensure that the companies (micro, small and medium-sized) avoid wherever possible harmful activities, reduce the usage of dangerous substances and to ensure that hazardous waste is prevented from endangering the natural environment and/or the health of the workers and other people.