Leaders in the design, implementation and operation of markets for electricity, gas and water. Introduction to the IPA WWRO Support Project By Graham Cleverly:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

WCDR Thematic Panel Governance: Institutional and Policy Frameworks for Risk Reduction Annotated Outline UNDP – UNV – ProVention Consortium – UN-Habitat.

Advertisements

Armand Racine Consultant Chemicals Branch

Priority Environmental Investment Programme (PEIP) – CARDS Regional Regional Meeting for Senior Officials from SEE and Donors Community 28th November 2008.

Capacity Assessment and Monitoring in CD Support Projects in Solid Waste Management Sector Mitsuo YOSHIDA, Ph.D. Senior Advisor Institute for International.

Cert IV in PGA Your Class this Semester.  Implement Operational Plan (BSBMGT402A ) This is the Unit that we will cover:

Project Overview 2010 Programme FA: 14 June 2007 Start: 2 Sept 2007 Completion: 31 June 2011 Budget: €10,155,000 (EU), €155,000 (National)

0 0 Water Sector and Regulation in ALBANIA WATER REGULATORY AUTHORITY Avni DERVISHI Chairman of Albanian WRA November 25,2013, Florence.

12-May-151 Khan Younis Waste Water Treatment Plant Management Arrangements Khan Younis Waste Water Treatment Plant Management Arrangements.

1 Water Services Training Group 16 th Annual Conference Water Sector Reform Programme Implementation INEC, Killarney, 8 th November 2012.

Lessons Learned for Strong Project Delivery & Reporting Sheelagh O’Reilly, Kristin Olsen IODPARC Independent Assessors for the Scottish Government IDF.

Improving the Energy Efficiency of the Heat and Hot Water Supply Presenter: Bayramgul Garabaeva, Programme Officer Decentralization and Community Development.

A PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT MODEL Joel Turkewitz World Bank April 2003.

Recent international developments in Energy Statistics United Nations Statistics Division International Workshop on Energy Statistics September 2012,

Overview Summary from Africa and ASEAN assistance Dr. Peter Pembleton, UNIDO.

Committee Planning and Budgeting Tool: Outlining the Roles and Responsibilities of Selected Committee Support Personnel A Presentation to Committee 8 July2014.

ENTELA SHEHAJ Albanian Energy Regulator (ERE) DOES MONITORING METHODOLOGY MATTERS? Electricity Market Monitoring in Albania.

Peter Defranceschi ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability An Introduction European Commission GPP Training Toolkit.

Leaders in the design, implementation and operation of markets for electricity, gas and water. Establishing standardised reporting for Water and Waste.

This project is funded by the European Union ENVIRONMENTAL COLLABORATION FOR THE BLACK SEA GEORGIA, MOLDOVA, RUSSIA and UKRAINE Euroconsult This project.

Article 5 of the Energy Services Directive Edward Green.

Project Overview, Objectives, Components and Targeted Outcomes

The Annual Quality Report A dynamic tool for quality management and accountability.

Session 7 Development of a Water Sector Integrity Vulnerability Mitigation Plan Maria Jacobson, UNDP Water Governance Facility, SIWI Marie Laberge, UNDP.

USING THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MODEL OF EXCELLENCE (PPME) TOOL TO IDENTIFY CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT NEEDS A PRESENTATION BY A.B. ADJEI CHIEF EXECUTIVE – PUBLIC.

NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY PRESENTATION TO PARLIAMENT- SALGA’S INPUT ON THE STRATEGY.

Session 13 CPIP Formulation Process Project for Capacity Development for Implementing the Organic Law at the Capital and Provincial Level (PILAC 2)

TRP Chapter Chapter 5.4 Facility development.

Essential SNA Project being developed from 2011 to 2013.

Shpresa Kastrati, Head of Waste Section Prishtinë Data Base prepared by Waste Section, WWRO.

INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIDO/REEEP TRAINING MANUAL ‘SUSTAINABLE ENERGY REGULATION AND POLICY-MAKING FOR AFRICA’ User Manual.

Audit of predetermined objectives Presentation: Portfolio Committee on Economic Development March 2013.

A project implemented by the HTSPE consortium This project is funded by the European Union SECURITY AND CITIZENS SECURITY AND CITIZENSHIP CONSUMER

GenCap Technical Workshop 2011 Evaluation Report Recommendations Geneva, 20 February 2012.

REPORTING, MONITORING AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION PROVISIONS ON NON-FINANCIALS – 2013/14 1 MIG Quarterly Workshop 3 – 4 September 2013.

Department : Water Affairs & Forestry Directorate : WS Regulation DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS AND FORESTRY WATER SERVICES REGULATION By Bongiwe Msane

Overview of Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) Presentation made at the European Commission 7 th Framework Programme on Capacity Building Workshop.

Leaders in the design, implementation and operation of markets for electricity, gas and water. Financial Management Reporting by Utilities-Summary of Report.

Priority Environmental Investment Programme (PEIP) – CARDS Regional Regional Meeting for Senior Officials from SEE and Donors’ Community 19-20th June Budva,

Division of Technology, Industry, and Economics Economics and Trade Branch SESSION 7 - How to do Integrated Assessment Stage D: Issuing policy recommendations.

3 rd Athens Process Forum /24, Sofia CEER WG SEEER – Regulatory Benchmarking Standards for SEE.

DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION FRAMEWORK Presentation by Ministry of Finance 10 December 2013.

Climate and Clean Air Coalition Landfills & Municipal Solid Waste Initiative Initiative Meeting Tuesday July 23, 2013, 9:00 – 12:30 Mexico City.

A project implemented by the HTSPE consortium This project is funded by the European Union SECURITY AND CITIZENSHIP RIGHT AND CITIZENSHIP

Reduction of Mercury in Products Action Plans. 2 Action Plan  describes the activities to be carried out and the related implementation strategies for.

Consultant Advance Research Team. Outline UNDERSTANDING M&E DATA NEEDS PEOPLE, PARTNERSHIP AND PLANNING 1.Organizational structures with HIV M&E functions.

Twinning SR07-IB-EN-02 Funded by the European Union Twinning on Natura 2000 Objectives and expected results 1 Funded by the European Union.

The Priority Environmental Investment Programme for South Eastern Europe – PEIP National Workshop Developing Environmental Infrastructure Projects in the.

Independence and powers of regulators: legal and institutional requirements Heinz Hilbrecht, Director, European Commission World Forum on Energy Regulation.

UNDP Guidance for National Communication Project Proposals UNFCCC Workshop on the Preparation of National Communications from non-Annex I Parties Manila,

Right to Food Curriculum Overall Intent: Contribute to strengthening the in-country capacity to implement the right to food by different state duty bearers.

UNSD Recent international developments in Energy Statistics.

Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River Final Regional Workshop, October 2014 Bangkok, Thailand.

2016 SWA Meeting of Ministers of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene: Technical Meeting Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 17 March National accountability mechanisms in.

Tools for Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction: Guidance Notes for Development Organisations Charlotte Benson and John Twigg Presented by Margaret Arnold.

European Commission 1 An EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies by 2020 An EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies by 2020.

Твининг пројекат Европске Уније Успостављање механизма за спровођење ММR *** Twinning project Establishment of a mechanism for implementation of MMR Пројекат.

ERRA Workshop on Regulatory Monitoring of Electricity Sector Almaty, Kazakhstan, January 31 – February 2, 2006 Implementing the Chart of Accounts and Reporting.

Kick Off Meeting Largs, Scotland

Procurement Development Programs

Д-р Роланд A. Брэдшоу степени MBA, MSc, CEng, MICE

Cambodia National Work Plan

CRE8TIVE KO Meeting, Rome Italy Quality Assurance

HDA Annual Performance Plan 2014/15

Introduction to CPD Quality Assurance

Institutional capacities for introduction of the NQF strengthened

Assessment of Quality in Statistics GLOBAL ASSESSMENTS, PEER REVIEWS AND SECTOR REVIEWS IN THE ENLARGEMENT AND ENP COUNTRIES Mirela Kadic, Project Manager.

ZIMBABWE - VISION Focus for

Summary from Africa and ASEAN assistance Dr. Peter Pembleton, UNIDO

Innovative WASH Management Models for the Urban Poor in Ghana

Presentation transcript:

Leaders in the design, implementation and operation of markets for electricity, gas and water. Introduction to the IPA WWRO Support Project By Graham Cleverly: Team Leader/ Water Regulatory Specialist 18 th January 2006

1.1 Presentation overview Purpose of Presentation: Objectives of the “WWRO Institutional Support Project”-especially those concerned with the waste sector Project Staffing details Project Expected Outputs Other related activities-waste sector review Summary

1.2 Presentation overview (cont) Overview of WWRO Institutional support project: Funded by EAR Complementary to current EPTISA Consultancy project 20 months Contract Period −Started mid-September 2006 −Ends May 2008 Awarded to IPA Energy +Water Consultants (UK) in Consortium with: −MVV Energie (Mannheim, Germany) −Edinburgh Economics (UK)

2.1Project objectives Project Objectives: 1.Strengthen and Implement WWRO organisational/ institutional issues including tariff setting and licensing Workshop here yesterday with water companies on tariff review 2.Strengthen technical knowledge of WWRO Including several waste workshops in July/September 2007 Waste collection/disposal companies are invited 3.Strengthen dissemination and Implementation process between WWRO, utilities and other stakeholders Eg this consultation process

2.2 Project objectives (cont) Specific activities: Management issues and Technical/Financial Issues… A. Management support −Organisational support Introduce Management Board (as other Kosovo utility regulators) Review Organisational structure Support development of WWRO Budgets/ Business Plans etc −Twinning support/study tour Probably with the Portuguese water and waste regulator

2.3 Project objectives (specific) Specific Activities (continued): B. Technical/Financial Support Solid waste handling (mainly workshops) Tariffs −Currently helping annual WWRO review of water tariffs, followed by waste collection and disposal tariffs −Current landfill benchmarking study Licensing issues Review of water and waste regulatory legislation −Regulation 2004/49 and Waste law/UNMIK Routine Reporting of Company performance Review of performance indicators and targets

3 Project Staffing Team leader/ water regulatory specialist Graham Cleverly Long term staff Waste specialist Ben Purcell Long term staff Tariff/Financial specialist Bernd Pessel Short term staff Martin Steiner (waste) Keith Burwell (financial) Owen McIntyre (legal) Anthony Robson (QA) Vera Muhaxiri (financial/ performance monitoring) Nesim Osmani (admin)

4 Project outputs (waste sector) Workshops −Topics under discussion, will include collection service contracts Study tour Tariff support −Includes benchmarking study of landfill unit costs (ongoing) Legislation −Review of Regulation 2004/49 and waste law and PSP options Reporting performance −Introduction/development of performance reporting regime (OFCR) −Review of KPIs and targets-based on OFCR data −Annual WWRO performance report on utilities- based on OFCR data

5.1 Other current related activities (waste sector) Development of Terms of Reference (TOR) for a Consultant to undertake a fundamental review of the waste sector Funded by EAR Objective is to develop TOR for undertaking a basic review of the sector and make recommendations to ensure sector is viable All relevant issues to be considered TOR is a Joint activity between IPA and EPTISA Consultants Currently being developed −Workshop with stakeholders including waste collection utilities in Spring 2007

5.2 Other current related activities (waste sector) continued TOR will cover: A fundamental review of waste collection and disposal issues with respect to good European practice including: −consolidation, incorporation, KLMC structure, Municipality role, affordability/social cases, billing/collection issues etc Recommendations for addressing problems including revised legal provisions TOR for possible TA support, programme, and costs

6. Summary 1.WWRO Institutional support project Now underway; 20 month project (EAR) Includes water and waste activities Waste Focus is on tariffs, workshops, revisions to legislation and performance reporting issues Collaboration with all stakeholders including waste utilities, KTA and EPTISA 2.Waste Sector Review TOR Joint activity with EPTISA Will look at basic issues in waste sector Workshop with stakeholders planned in Spring 2007