EcoLur
As Nature Protection Minister Aramayis Grigoryan said in his interview with the journalists on June 5, the SHPPs, which will get 'green' passports, will be granted certain privileges.
'We are implementing an important project with 'EcoLur', which is related with 'green' passports. Such a project is being implemented for the first time. Any SHPP not experiencing problems in environment, will be issued 'green' passports, which means, that SHPP will have an opportunity to prove in all instances, particularly banking system that so far its operations haven't caused any environmental problems. Such SHPPs will be granted certain privileges, for example, in loaning,' Minister Aramayis Grigoryan said.
The material was developed in the frames of “Supporting reforms in the sector of small hydro power plants through enabling a dialogue between civil society and the Ministry of Nature Protection for sustainable use of river ecosystems” supported by UNDP/GEF Small Grants Programme".
June 09, 2015 at 16:55