Green mortgage market mechanism to scale-up demand for low-carbon housing

Lifetime energy saved (expressed in GJ)*Local benefits: Satisfaction of beneficiaries and other local benefits generated
Number of new development partnerships with funding for improved energy efficiency and/or sustainable energy solutions targeting underserved communities/groups and women**
Number of users of low-GHG systems (number, of which female)*
Total Lifetime Direct and Indirect GHG Emissions Avoided (t CO2eq)*
Volume of investment mobilized and leveraged by GEF for low GHG development (co-financing and additional financing)*
Capacity of financial institutions to design and operate dedicated financial products that are accessible to both men and women for low-carbon housing is present
Status of non-grant mechanisms and/or incentives to invest in houses and other infrastructure featuring low-carbon design and/or technologies
Energy performance of the EE and low-carbon houses reflects significant improvements over standard RHP houses
Level of dissemination of prototype EE and low-carbon designs for rural houses and settlements; i.e., the number of rural households with access to houses with EE/RE technologies
Rural technology needs assessment (TNA) reflects current needs of both men and women
Volume of sales through supply chain for low-carbon rural housing
Number of land-use plans and/or zoning regulations improved to maximize efficient resource use and incorporate climate considerations.
Number of specialists (architects, builders, designers, etc.) certified/successfully completing training in the new codes, design review, certification, and compliance issues and techniques
Rates of compliance with applicable energy performance standards in residential building codes
Stringency of building codes with regard to energy performance of residential buildings (maximum energy consumption per square meter)

Activities under the project communication strategy that explicitly consider gender
Number of communities [or districts] that support incorporating climate change considerations into decision-making
Percentage of project stakeholders aware of EE and low-carbon housing and infrastructure
Percentage of rural homeowners aware of EE and low-carbon housing and infrastructure

Construction and domestic supply chain for low-carbon housing and settlements strengthened

Policy and regulatory reform to enable the scale-up of low-carbon housing and settlements

Marketing and Promotion of Low-Carbon Houses and Settlements