This TEC analysis paper, developed in collaborations with the UNEP CCC, aims to identify common elements of success and effective approaches that led to the implementation of prioritized climate technologies in developing countries, identified or communicated through the TNA process and resulted TAPs. Drawing on the experience of six developing countries across three regions – Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Ghana, Grenada, Liberia and Pakistan – the analysis focuses on how TAPs are:
- Positioned within the broader national climate planning processes (TNA process within the broader institutional arrangement);
- Formulated (structuring, formulation and content of TAP);
- Utilized to trigger action and uptake (engagement of TAP implementation partners); and.
- Followed up into scaled-up implementation (post-TNA/TAP project development, financing, and implementation tracking).
The analysis offers insights and practical findings that could inspire future efforts of developing countries and TAP implementation partners in advancing the implementation and scale up of prioritized technologies.
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