This document discusses a project to evaluate the viability of renewable energy solutions for small and medium enterprises in Sialkot, Pakistan. The project aims to understand how renewable energy could support industrial development and sustainability while also providing economic and environmental benefits. It announces an invitation to tender for organizations to submit expressions of interest by October 17th, 2014 for a two-stage process to research renewable energy solutions using a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action approach in Sialkot City.

1. Renewable Energy Solutions
for Sialkot (Pakistan)
General Scope
This work is expected to build
understanding around the viability of
renewable energy based industrial
solutions for small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) operating in Sialkot,
particularly with regard to how this
might support industrial development
and energy sustainability, and deliver
mitigation and adaptation co-benefits in
the process (development benefits such
as jobs creation, energy efficiency,
environmental protection, etc.).
Invitation to Tender: TAAS-0047 Renewable
Energy Solutions for Punjab’s Industrial
Sector; Evaluating the NAMA Approach in
Sialkot City
The call is a two stage process. Eligible
organizations and consortia are first
required to submit completed Expressions
of Interest (EOIs) forms outlining the
proposed research project and providing
examples of relevant experience on NAMA
latest by 17 October 2014.
Contact:
cdknetwork.procurement@uk.pwc.com
Sajid Imtiaz: Communications Expert CDKN, Honorary Member Pakistan Society of Criminology