United Nations

Contribution to Sustainable Development

• Social Well-being:
  • Infrastructure Development: The project leads to the development of supporting infrastructure such as road networks, benefiting the local population.
  • Employment Generation: The project creates both direct and indirect employment opportunities, improving economic activities and strengthening the local electricity grid.
  • Energy Security: Using renewable wind energy reduces dependence on imported fossil fuels and associated price volatility.
• Environmental Well-being:
  • Clean Energy: The project uses renewable wind energy instead of fossil fuels, reducing emissions of gaseous, liquid, and solid pollutants.
  • Resource Conservation: Wind energy contributes to the conservation of natural resources and has no negative impact on the surrounding environment.
• Economic Well-being:
  • Job Creation: The project requires skilled and semi-skilled manpower, creating additional employment opportunities in the region.
  • Improved Grid Stability: The generated electricity improves the grid frequency and availability, providing new opportunities for industries and economic activities, leading to overall development.
• Technological Well-being:
  • Advancing Clean Technology: Increased interest in wind energy projects promotes further research and development efforts to develop more efficient machinery.

In addition to these benefits, the project proponent will contribute 2% of the CDM revenue realized from the project to sustainable development, including society and community development initiatives.

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