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The Lebanese Standards for Organic Farming were drafted by Green Line Association with the support of GTZ, reviewed by a technical committee at the Lebanese Standards Institution ―Libnor‖ and approved by Libnor’s Board in March 2004. The Lebanese Standards for Organic Farming are divided into four parts: (1) Plants and plant products, livestock and livestock products, food processing and beekeeping. (2) Aquaculture. (3) Forest management. (4) Accreditation criteria for bodies certifying organic production and processing. The book ―Lebanese Standards for Organic Farming‖ – Arabic version is available free of charge at Green Line Association and ALOA. ORGANIC CERTIFICATION The last two years witnessed an important development of the organic sector in Lebanon. Organic certification has started to be performed by two local certifying bodies: IMC-Liban and LibanCert. IMC-Liban works under the umbrella of IMC Italy; LibanCert works in partnership with Bio.Inspecta Switzerland until achieving international accreditation. This awaited establishment of local organic certification bodies foresees an increase in organically certified businesses in Lebanon and the region. Provision of services and expertise has now become more cost-effective, language barriers have been removed, and monitoring and control are more frequent. Despite an initial suspicion that local consumers might have in regards to local certification, the coordination with international certification bodies, and the acquirement of an international accreditation are expected to give more credibility and trust in local certification. Local prices are also expected to slightly decrease with the acquirement of certification at a lower cost, and the emergence of more competition. 110
Country Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Demonstration Project for the Recovery of Lebanon (CEDRO) In partnership with the Ministry of Energy and Water" the Ministry of Finance" and the Council for Development and Reconstruction" the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is managing the "country energy efficiency and renewable energy demonstration project for the recovery of Lebanon" (CEDRO). Created in October 2007" the project has a mandate of five years" lasting till October 2012" and a budget of $9.73 million funded by the Lebanon Recovery Fund by means of a donation from Spain. CEDRO has been established with an aim to complement the national power sector reform strategy" and to support the greening of Lebanon's recovery" reconstruction" and reform activities. To achieve this" the project will focus on activating end-use energy efficiency and renewable energy applications in public sector buildings and facilities across Lebanon. More specifically" CEDRO's mandate will be implemented on several levels: The first level involves the implementation of end-use energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) demonstration projects in approximately 80 public sector buildings and facilities across Lebanon; The second level involves the gearing of CEDRO projects towards assisting in alleviating barriers to increased penetration of RE and EE applications; The third level targets public awareness issues on climate change, energy consumption, and RE and EE applications; The fourth level increases the availability of validated data on energy consumption patterns, and RE and EE performance costs and benefits; The fifth level consists of supporting the formulation of a national sustainable energy strategy and action plan through a research and development program. Pilot Projects: In line with the first level of CEDRO of implementing renewable energy and energy efficiency projects for public sector buildings and sectors, several sites where chosen to receive the following technologies: Energy efficiency measures for saving on electricity and other power sources Photovoltaic systems for electricity generation Small wind turbines for electricity generation Solar water heaters to save on the water heating bills of several buildings and on diesel usage Thermal Insulation to decrease heating and cooling loads of buildings 111
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