The National Designated Authority (NDA) of Libya is the official body appointed by the Libyan government to serve as the main liaison with the Green Climate Fund (GCF). It plays a key role in coordinating and facilitating climate finance efforts, ensuring that GCF-funded projects align with Libya’s national priorities for climate adaptation and mitigation.

The NDA oversees and coordinates climate-related funding in Libya. Its key responsibilities include:

• Acting as the main interface between Libya and the GCF.
• Reviewing and approving project proposals for GCF funding.
• Ensuring that climate projects align with national development strategies.
• Facilitating investment opportunities through the GCF.
• Overseeing the accreditation process for national entities applying for GCF funding.
• Issuing the Letter of No Objection required for GCF-funded projects.

The NDA follows a structured approval process:

• Concept Note Submission: Project proponents submit their proposals to the NDA Secretariat.
• Administrative Screening: The NDA Secretariat reviews the eligibility of the concept note.
• First NDA Members Meeting: The project is either accepted, referred for further examination, or rejected.
• Second NDA Members Meeting (if needed): Further evaluation of referred projects before final decision.
• Final Approval: If accepted, the NDA issues a No-Objection Letter, allowing the project to proceed with GCF funding.

See the approval process diagram for more details. : https://nda.digitalbundle.tn/national-program

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is an international financing mechanism that supports developing countries in their efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change. It provides funding for:

• Renewable energy and low-carbon projects.
• Climate resilience and adaptation programs.
• Sustainable infrastructure and environmental conservation initiatives.

The following entities can submit climate project proposals to the NDA:

• Government institutions.
• Private sector organizations.
• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
• International development partners.

All proposals must align with Libya’s national climate policies and development priorities.

A No-Objection Letter (NOL) is an official document issued by the NDA, confirming that a project proposal is aligned with Libya’s national priorities and has no objections from relevant stakeholders. This letter is required before a project can proceed with GCF funding.

The NDA supports national entities in the GCF accreditation process, which includes:

• Meeting GCF fiduciary, environmental, and social standards.
• Demonstrating technical capacity to manage climate finance.
• Aligning institutional objectives with climate adaptation and mitigation goals.

Once accredited, entities can directly access GCF funding for their projects.

The NDA ensures transparency and accountability by:

• Regularly reviewing project progress and implementation.
• Engaging with stakeholders and beneficiaries.
• Preparing annual reports on GCF-funded activities in Libya.

For inquiries and project submissions, contact the NDA via :

• Email : [email protected]
• Office Address : Tripoli, 83618 Libya