Programme justification Sample Clauses

Programme justification. A. Describe the programme components, particularly focusing on the concrete adaptation activities of the programme, and how these activities contribute to climate resilience. For the case of a programme, show how the combination of individual projects will contribute to the overall increase in resilience. The design of the programme described in detail below and in the Strategic Results Framework benefitted from the outcomes of the extensive consultations in the targeted provinces and communities. The results of these consultations are summarized in Section H and Annex 6 of this proposal. Component 1: Adaptation to coastal flooding-related risks and hazards for North Coast and Islands Region communities
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Programme justification. The feasibility study analysis showed that the medical equipment in most hospitals is more than 10 years old and part of that equipment had been purchased using previous Swiss government grants. The currently used medical equipment is obsolete and deteriorated, the condition of premises used for health care services provision doesn’t satisfy the given requirements in some hospitals. 22 hospitals must be equipped with the necessary modern medical equipment and premises of 11 health care institutions must be repaired and adjusted for the medical equipment installation and usage. 3 priority lists of medical equipment are provided in the Annex 7. These priority lists were developed taking into consideration the hospitals’ needs and experts’ recommendations. I priority list includes the medical equipment that is necessary to satisfy the basic needs. It is planned to purchase all the equipment that is in priority I list and part of the equipment that is in priority II list. The equipment that is included in priority list III and the remaining part of equipment that is included in priority list II will be purchased only if Programme budget savings are achieved or the reserve funds are available and the Programme Steering Committee approves the decision. The purchased equipment will be distributed to the beneficiaries based on their ranking that is provided both in the Feasibility Study (section
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Programme justification. The main conclusions of the feasibility study are based on the results of energy consumption audits evaluating the current condition of engineering systems (including heating systems, water supply and ventilation/ air conditioning modernization) in hospitals. New energy consumption audits were prepared for those hospitals where energy consumption audit was prepared prior to 2004 or was not prepared at all. The main means to increase energy usage efficiency were identified, investment costs calculated and recommendations prepared during the energy consumption audit preparation. The list and ratings of buildings recommended to renovate was prepared taking into account the needs of hospitals and extent of possible energy saving. All hospitals were listed because of their compatibility with the programme “Improvement of perinatal and neonatal health care services in Lithuania”. Some hospitals participating in the above mentioned programme need only medical gas or oxygen supply systems to be installed. For hospitals where energy saving engineering is foreseen the most optimal financing rating system was chosen, based on investment amount for each 1 MWh/year of heating energy saved. This rating system shows how effectively money invested is used to reduce energy losses. All hospitals were selected as beneficiaries based on the energy consumption decrease: no hospitals were included in the beneficiaries list by not following general selection criteria. Implementation of the Programme will result in reduced heat usage and maintenance expenditures, improved conditions to provide health care services. Microclimate in reconstructed hospitals will meet the requirements of the hygiene norm HN 42:2009 “Residential and public buildings indoor microclimate”, and buildings’ envelope thermal resistance will meet the requirements of the Building Regulations STR 2.05.01:2005 “Buildings’ envelope heat mechanics”. Building’s exterior reconstruction (insulation of exterior walls and roof, replacement of windows and exterior doors) is not only energy saving, but it also improves technical condition and its value, prolongs its lifetime, and upgrades esthetical value. Programme implementation will ensure effective energy usage, reduction of infrastructure maintenance expenditures and improvement of health care services.
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