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Mission

Our mission

Advancing Libya’s Climate Resilience

 

The National Designated Authority  is an interface and the main point of contact between a country and the fund. The primary role of the NDA is to ensure that activities supported by the fund are aligned with national strategic priorities and contribute to enabling ambitious adaptation and mitigation action in line with national needs. In order for the GCF Board to agree to fund a project, it must be approved by a letter of no objection provided by the NDA (or GCF National Focal Point (NFP))

Climate Financing

The Role of NDA in Climate Financing

The National Designated Authority (NDA) acts as the main liaison between a country and the Green Climate Fund (GCF). Its primary role is to ensure that GCF-funded activities align with national priorities and support climate adaptation and mitigation efforts. For a project to receive GCF funding, it must be approved by the NDA through a letter of no objection.

Coordinate GCF-funded activities as the main interface

Facilitate efforts to benefit the country with GCF investments.

Oversee GCF activities in the country

Review funding proposals for national priority alignment

Approve projects for submission based on the no objection procedure

Approve national entities' applications for GCF accreditation

Provide opinions on no objection letters for accredited entities' projects

Prepare annual GCF activity reports

The NDA plays a complementary role to that of the GCF at the national level, namely through the submission of directives on behalf of its country. These responsibilities evolve with the evolution of the GCF.

How To Submit Your Project ?

See the key steps in the GCF accreditation process