* Improve the capacities of all parties involved at the national level in relation to the concept, nature, and potential of energy efficiency in the residential and public sectors: USD 2.5 million.

* Strengthening of the value chain of the process of verification of the conformity through a demand for services and mandatory requirements: USD 1 million.

* Formation of actors and dissemination of activities for the implementation of the new legislation on energy efficiency: USD 1.5 million.

* Market Transformation of electrical appliances through the substitution and labelling: USD 4.5 million.

The co-financing partner is US$ 2´500,000 (in kind) and consists in the support to staff and facilities, implementation of the policy of development and promotion of energy efficiency in government and public enterprises and the general public.

Be able to assess the obtaining of funds (concessional loans or grants) on the part of the major funding for climate change (Green Climate Fund, the Global Environment Facility, etc.) when the evaluation criteria and the plan of action of the Namas have been clearly defined and can establish a line of financing that is sufficiently clear and precise. It is planned to an amount of around 8 million dollars for this source of funding.

To establish of an institutional framework wich conducive to the development of efficiency standards related to the end use of energy,  labeling, and certification. This will help reduce national carbon emissions by adopting more efficient appliances in public and residential sectors.

GHG emissions on the population growth; 

Per capita emissions are reduced absolutely in 104 kg of CO2eq per year per inhabitant, until the end of the NAMA the absolute reduction per capita and year increases to 113 kg of CO2eq, which translates to a relative value of 33 %.

After 15 years of the implementation of the NAMA, it is expected an absolute reduction of 132 kg of CO2eq per inhabitant per year. This means a relative reduction of 40% compared to the BAU scenario.

GHG emissions vs GDP growth;

GHG emissions compared to the generation of GDP of US $ 1000 will be reduced by 52% over time.

This NAMA is one of the actions that will contribute to the achievement of the country's goal of reducing up to 25% of GHG emissions until 2030. After the program RENOVA is closed,  will continue to encourage the replacement of refrigerators but through orientation to the consumer about the more efficiently product.

It is also expected that a series of energy efficiency projects contribute to the reduction of emissions of approximately 400 thousand tons of CO2eq by replacing the technology through efficient lighting.

Co-benefits:

Economic; Conservation of energy sources through a demand for energy efficient.

Environment; Air quality: reducing local air pollution, to the extent that disconnects the thermoelectric power generation, better conservation of natural resources.

waste: Proper management of solid waste.

The development of NAMAs in Ecuador is aligned to the policies of the National Government, which are geared mainly to the change of the energy matrix and the incorporation of projects and energy efficiency programs. These programs are in addition to the need on the part of the Government to find sources of stable and sustainable financing. So far, the Ecuador has developed three NAMAs that are related to the sector of energy efficiency: (i) cooking program; (ii) efficient optimization of Power Generation and Energy Efficiency (OGE&EE); (iii) Future Development Hydroelectric (DFCH).

Ecuador has a Plan of Action for Sustainable Energy (PAES in spanish) whose objective is to provide a follow-up to the Plan of energy savings through the introduction of new methods of savings and new priorities in terms of investment, achieving the  90% total electricity production throught clean energy to 2017.

Also Country has a National Development Plan 2013-2017 with emphasis on the "Good Living", which allows to integrate climate change policies and energy efficiency strategies in public management. The objectives of the climate change are concentrated primarily in the change of the energy matrixes and production arrays within a framework of environmental, social and economic sustainability.

Under article 15 of the Constitution of 2008, "The State shall promote, in the public and private sectors, the use of environmentally clean technologies and alternative energies”. Government of Ecuador actively seeks the adoption of technologies of low energy consumption on the part of the residential, public, commercial and industrial sectors, through the monitoring of lines of action as: (i) policy measures, including laws and decrees for the removal of obsolete technologies in the public sector; (ii) the development of energy standards and minimum performance requirements for specific products sold on the domestic market; (iii) voluntary programs of replacement of electrical appliances such as is the case of efficient public lighting program; and (iv) technical assistance projects and campaigns focused on creating awareness.