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Jewgeni Bader: moved CaDRE to Capacity Needs Diagnostics for Renewable Energies (CaDRE)

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-[[File:CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|center|528px|CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|alt=CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg]]
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-<u>The </u>[[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|Toolbox]]<u>(click </u>[[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|here to]]<u>download)</u> complements the Handbook, providing a compendium of 25 practical tools that support the diagnostic process.
+The [[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|Toolbox]](click [[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|here to]]download) complements the Handbook, providing a compendium of 25 practical tools that support the diagnostic process.
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 The capacity development process can be described as a cycle with four major phases. The rationale behind this cycle is that an effective, balanced and efficient strategy can only be developed if the specific capacity needs in the field of interest are thoroughly analysed. Once these are known, appropriate measures to satisfy the capacity needs at the system, organisational and individual level can be designed and implemented. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the results and impacts of these measures allows new measures to be taken in line with new developments.
-[[File:Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|469px|Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|alt=Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg]]
+[[File:Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|thumb|center|469px|Capacity Development Process CaDRE|alt=Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg]]
 <br/><u>The phases are:</u>
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-[[File:Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|596px|Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|alt=Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg]]
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-The recieved was incorporated into the [[:File:II_Concept_Paper_Capacity_Needs_Assessment_WG.pdf|Concept Paper of the CEM Mulilateral Working Group on Wind and Solar Energy: "The role of Capacity Development for the deployment of renewable energy and the added value of Capacity Needs Assessments for the design of Capacity Development Strategies”]] as well as into the Handbook and the Toolbox.
+The recieved was incorporated into the [[:File:II Concept Paper Capacity Needs Assessment WG.pdf|Concept Paper of the CEM Mulilateral Working Group on Wind and Solar Energy: "The role of Capacity Development for the deployment of renewable energy and the added value of Capacity Needs Assessments for the design of Capacity Development Strategies”]] as well as into the Handbook and the Toolbox.
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-= CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox for Wind and Solar Energy <br/> =
+= CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox for Wind and Solar Energy<br/> =
 In order to support its implementation, GIZ, NREL, IDEA and IRENA jointly produced and published a practitioners <span style="color: rgb(0,0,255)">Handbook </span>and <span style="color: rgb(0,128,0)">Toolbox </span>for CaDRE. The <span style="color: rgb(0,0,255)">Handbook </span>and <span style="color: rgb(0,128,0)">Toolbox </span>provide a step-by-step guide to help practitioners plan and conduct comprehensive capacity needs diagnostics at a national, regional or local level. The CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox are aimed at two main types of practitioners: technical staff and/ or consultants in charge of planning and conducting the CaDRE, and decision-makers who commission a CaDRE and will use the results either to design capacity development strategies or for other purposes.
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 The Handbook and Toolbox focus on Wind and Solar Energy. The process and many tools are also applicable for other technologies.
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-[[File:CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|center|CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|alt=CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg]]
+[[File:CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|center|528px|CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg|alt=CaDRE Handbook and Toolbox Cover.jpg]]
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 <u>The </u>[[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|Toolbox]]<u>(click </u>[[:file:Volume2 CaDRE Toolbox web.pdf|here to]]<u>download)</u> complements the Handbook, providing a compendium of 25 practical tools that support the diagnostic process.
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 = Conceptional Background<br/> =
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 The capacity development process can be described as a cycle with four major phases. The rationale behind this cycle is that an effective, balanced and efficient strategy can only be developed if the specific capacity needs in the field of interest are thoroughly analysed. Once these are known, appropriate measures to satisfy the capacity needs at the system, organisational and individual level can be designed and implemented. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the results and impacts of these measures allows new measures to be taken in line with new developments.
-[[File:Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|alt=Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg]]
+[[File:Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|469px|Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|alt=Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg]]
 <br/><u>The phases are:</u>
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-[[File:Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|alt=Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg]]
+[[File:Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|596px|Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg|alt=Overview of CaDRE steps and modules.jpg]]
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 <u>The Target Model fulfils the following functions:</u>
 *It provides a working tool for creating a comprehensive overview of all crucial topics, processes, issues and needs at all steps of CaDRE.
 *It helps stakeholders define a commonly held clear vision and realistic targets for wind and/or solar development (during Step I – Scoping).
 *It acts as a reference model to identify existing and lacking capacities (during Step II – Diagnostics).
 *It acts as a main source for recommendations on possible capacity development programmes (during Step III – Review and recommendations).
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-= The Consultation Process  =
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 To generate a common understanding and kick-off a discussion among experts and practitioners on the role of capacity needs assessments for systematic design of capacity development strategies and measures within the renewable energy sector, the Capacity Assessment Group members of the CEM Working Group for Wind and Solar Energy jointly elaborated a concept paper.
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-The recieved was incorporated into the [[:file:II Concept Paper Capacity Needs Assessment WG.pdf|Concept Paper of the CEM Mulilateral Working Group on Wind and Solar Energy: "The role of Capacity Development for the deployment of renewable energy and the added value of Capacity Needs Assessments for the design of Capacity Development Strategies”]]
+The recieved was incorporated into the [[:File:II_Concept_Paper_Capacity_Needs_Assessment_WG.pdf|Concept Paper of the CEM Mulilateral Working Group on Wind and Solar Energy: "The role of Capacity Development for the deployment of renewable energy and the added value of Capacity Needs Assessments for the design of Capacity Development Strategies”]] as well as into the Handbook and the Toolbox.
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 = Further Information<br/> =
-#[http://www.irena.org/News/Description.aspx?NType=NWS&PriMenuID=16&mnu=Pri&News_ID=215 IRENA News Article (July 5th, 2012): "CEM Working Group on Solar and Wind Energy launches CaDRE"]
+*[http://www.irena.org/News/Description.aspx?NType=NWS&PriMenuID=16&mnu=Pri&News_ID=215 IRENA News Article (July 5th, 2012): "CEM Working Group on Solar and Wind Energy launches CaDRE"]
-#[http://www.idae.es/index.php/id.204/relcategoria.121/relmenu.31/mod.noticias/mem.detalle IDAE News Article (July 2012):"CaDRE, Diagnóstico de Necesidades de Desarrollo de Capacidades en Energías Renovables en los sectores solar y eólico"]
+*[http://www.idae.es/index.php/id.204/relcategoria.121/relmenu.31/mod.noticias/mem.detalle IDAE News Article (July 2012):"CaDRE, Diagnóstico de Necesidades de Desarrollo de Capacidades en Energías Renovables en los sectores solar y eólico"]
-#[http://en.openei.org/wiki/Capacity_Needs_Diagnostics_for_Renewable_Energies_(CaDRE) CaDRE at OpenEI]
+*[http://en.openei.org/wiki/Capacity_Needs_Diagnostics_for_Renewable_Energies_(CaDRE) CaDRE at OpenEI]
-#[http://www.cleanenergyministerial.org/our_work/solar_and_wind/index.html Webside of the Multilateral Solar and Wind Working Group of the Clean Energy Ministerial]
+*[http://www.cleanenergyministerial.org/our_work/solar_and_wind/index.html Webside of the Multilateral Solar and Wind Working Group of the Clean Energy Ministerial]
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-= Conceptional Background<br/> =
+= Conceptional Background<br> =
-== CaDRE&nbsp;as part of the&nbsp;Capacity Development Cycle ==
+== CaDRE&nbsp;as part of the&nbsp;Capacity Development Cycle  ==
 The capacity development process can be described as a cycle with four major phases. The rationale behind this cycle is that an effective, balanced and efficient strategy can only be developed if the specific capacity needs in the field of interest are thoroughly analysed. Once these are known, appropriate measures to satisfy the capacity needs at the system, organisational and individual level can be designed and implemented. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the results and impacts of these measures allows new measures to be taken in line with new developments.
-<u>The phases are:</u>
+<br><u>The phases are:</u>
 *Phase I – The Capacity Development Needs Diagnostics
 *Phase II – The design of a capacity development strategy.
 *Phase III – The implementation of the strategy combines various issues, such as the strengthening of framework conditions, institutional/organisational development and human resource development.
 *Phase IV – The monitoring and evaluation process provides the necessary input to continuously adapt the process to changing capacity development needs. It also helps to evaluate successes, failures and the impact of the capacity development measures.
-== The Four CaDRE Levels<br/> ==
+The successful development of renewable energy is dependent on the existence of institutional and individual capacity to enable it.
-The successful development of renewable energy is dependent on the existence of institutional and individual capacity to enable it.
+Capacity is required across all levels including the system level, the organisation level, and at the individual level. The system level requires capacity within its policy framework and business environment which will enable the deployment of renewable energy. To utilise this system level capacity requires organisations and institutions with the ability to effectively and efficiently fulfill their mandates with regard to renewable energy deployment. In turn this is built on the capacity of the available personnel that must possess the latest knowledge of the technical and managerial issues related to renewable energy. For the long term sustainability of the sector it is also important to consider the capacity of the current and future direct workforce, and the necessity of establishing networks and platforms for further industry development.
-Capacity is required across all levels including the system level, the organisation level, and at the individual level. The system level requires capacity within its policy framework and business environment which will enable the deployment of renewable energy. To utilise this system level capacity requires organisations and institutions with the ability to effectively and efficiently fulfill their mandates with regard to renewable energy deployment. In turn this is built on the capacity of the available personnel that must possess the latest knowledge of the technical and managerial issues related to renewable energy. For the long term sustainability of the sector it is also important to consider the capacity of the current and future direct workforce, and the necessity of establishing networks and platforms for further industry development.
+A CaDRE needs to be comprehensive and cover all aspects of renewable energy deployment (such as policies, legal and regulatory frameworks, market structures and the solar and wind value chains) and all the capacity levels that influence this process (system, organisational, individual and cross-cutting networks).
-A CaDRE needs to be comprehensive and cover all aspects of renewable energy deployment (such as policies, legal and regulatory frameworks, market structures and the solar and wind value chains) and all the capacity levels that influence this process (system, organisational, individual and cross-cutting networks).
+<u>The CaDRE approach is based on the notion that the successful development of the renewable energy sector is possible when the necessary capacities exist at the following levels:</u>
-<u>The CaDRE approach is based on the notion that the successful development of the renewable energy sector is possible when the necessary capacities exist at the following levels:</u>
+#'''The system level -''' Covers the enabling environment and framework conditions for renewable energy, such as policy goals, appropriate laws, infrastructure and regulations and standards for facilitating the market penetration of renewable energy.
 #'''The organisational level''' - Covers institutions and organisations (regulatory authorities, service providers and front line agencies, research, educational, training and finance institutions and private sector representatives), and their ability to effectively cope with their mandates and to adjust their operations to changes.
-#'''The system level -''' Covers the enabling environment and framework conditions for renewable energy, such as policy goals, appropriate laws, infrastructure and regulations and standards for facilitating the market penetration of renewable energy.
+#'''The individual level''' - Covers the awareness, knowledge and technical and managerial skills of staff in government institutions and agencies, non-profit organisations, the private sector and civil society to develop, implement, manage and use renewable energy. It also considers the present and future potential for jobs generated directly from the sector.
 #'''Networks -''' Covers cross cutting issues that come up at communication and negotiation platforms between stakeholders sharing similar interests and/or areas of work. It also covers the ability of these networks to get the various stakeholders involved, strengthen their joint vision, goals and values, improve their relationships, build trust and increase knowledge exchange.

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	The purpose of CaDRE is to provide governments and stakehoders with the process and tools necessary to undertake an analysis of the current capacity of their '''renewable energy industry and sector'''''. ''By assessing the existing and required capacities, CaDRE identifies the “'''capacity gap'''” and the “capacity development needs” which need to be addressed to support the further deployment of renewable energy. It provides governments and stakeholders the required information for designing a demand- oriented capacity development strategy and creates the basis for its implementation.		The purpose of CaDRE is to provide governments and stakehoders with the process and tools necessary to undertake an analysis of the current capacity of their '''renewable energy industry and sector'''''. ''By assessing the existing and required capacities, CaDRE identifies the “'''capacity gap'''” and the “capacity development needs” which need to be addressed to support the further deployment of renewable energy. It provides governments and stakeholders the required information for designing a demand- oriented capacity development strategy and creates the basis for its implementation.

−	The CaDRE concept was jointly developed by the '''Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ)''', the '''Instituto para la Diversificación y Ahorro de la Energía (IDAE)''', '''the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)''' and the '''US- National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)''' under the umbrella of the Multilateral Working Group for Wind and Solar Energy of the '''Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM)'''.	+	The CaDRE concept was jointly developed by the '''Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH ([http://www.giz.de/en/ GIZ])''', the '''Instituto para la Diversificación y Ahorro de la Energía ([http://www.idae.es/index.php/idpag.11/relcategoria.101/relmenu.30/lang.uk/mod.pags/mem.detalle IDAE])''', '''the International Renewable Energy Agency ([http://www.irena.org/home/index.aspx?PriMenuID=12&mnu=Pri IRENA])''' and the '''US- National Renewable Energy Laboratory ([http://www.nrel.gov/ NREL])''' under the umbrella of the Multilateral Working Group for Wind and Solar Energy of the '''Clean Energy Ministerial ([http://www.cleanenergyministerial.org/ CEM])'''.
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 '''Capacity Development Needs Diagnostics for Renewable Energy''' '''(CaDRE)''' describes&nbsp;the first phase of a process to support the capacity development&nbsp;at the individual, organisational, network&nbsp;and system level of a country's&nbsp;renewable energy&nbsp;industry and sector.
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 The capacity development process can be described as a cycle with four major phases. The rationale behind this cycle is that an effective, balanced and efficient strategy can only be developed if the specific capacity needs in the field of interest are thoroughly analysed. Once these are known, appropriate measures to satisfy the capacity needs at the system, organisational and individual level can be designed and implemented. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the results and impacts of these measures allows new measures to be taken in line with new developments.
 <p style="text-align: center">[[File:Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg|352x309px|Capacity Development Process CaDRE.jpg]]</p>
-<u></u>
 <u>The phases are:</u>
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 == The Characteristics of CaDRE ==
-CaDRE guides policy-makers, organisations and capacity development practitioners as they create an enabling environment for renewable energy. <u></u>
+CaDRE guides policy-makers, organisations and capacity development practitioners as they create an enabling environment for renewable energy.
 <u>This means CaDRE has the following characteristics:</u>
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 process of closing identifi ed capacity gaps and to capture and react to changing demands for capacity as the market<br/>evolves, CaDRE results should be reviewed periodically. A properly conducted CaDRE has the following positive impacts:
+<br/>'''Facilitating dialogue and negotiation between the public and private sector'''.
 '''Creating ownership over of the capacity development processes:'''
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 == The CaDRE Steps ==
-The CaDRE process consists of deciding exactly what will be analysed (the geographical and technological focus, level of capacity etc.), carrying out the diagnostics and finally generating and prioritising recommendations for a capacity development strategy. <u></u>
+The CaDRE process consists of deciding exactly what will be analysed (the geographical and technological focus, level of capacity etc.), carrying out the diagnostics and finally generating and prioritising recommendations for a capacity development strategy.
 <u>Thus the CaDRE process contains three main steps that may vary in intensity depending on the type of CaDRE selected (quick, partial or full):</u>
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 To generate a common understanding and kick-off a discussion among experts and practitioners on the role of capacity needs assessments for systematic design of capacity development strategies and measures within the renewable energy sector, the Capacity Assessment Group members of the&nbsp;CEM Working Group&nbsp;for Wind and Solar&nbsp;Energy&nbsp;jointly elaborated a concept paper.
-Being in the process of elaborating a Handbook and Toolbox for "Capacity Development Needs Diagnosis for Renewable Energy" the working group intended to closely involve interested actors&nbsp;to contribute with experiences and expertise to this activity. <u></u>
+Being in the process of elaborating a Handbook and Toolbox for "Capacity Development Needs Diagnosis for Renewable Energy" the working group intended to closely involve interested actors&nbsp;to contribute with experiences and expertise to this activity.
 <u>To this intent, a consultation process was initiated by circulating the concept paper to a selected list of institutions, practitioners and experts active in capacity development for the renewable energy sector, aiming at:</u>

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