LED LIGHTING

The future of illumination

 WHAT IS A LED ?
 A LED (‘Light-Emitting Diode’) is a small semiconductor device that produces light when
electrical current flows through it. LED fixtures and LED bulbs are often composed of many
individual LEDs.
 WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF
LED TECHNOLOGY?
 Energy Efficiency
 Long Lifespan
 Design Versatility
 Green Technology
 DESCRIPTION OF THE
PROJECT
 The widespread diffusion of LED into the Vietnamese lighting market
 mandatory energy labelling
 minimum energy performance standards (MEPS)
 The main source of financing
 OBJECTIVES
 Transfer of skills, knowledge, and technology in support of local LED lamp
manufacturing
 Demonstration of cost-effective local commercial production of LED lighting devices
PROJECT PARTNERS AND STAKEHOLDERS
 PROJECT PARTNERS AND STAKEHOLDERS

 Viet Nam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST)

 Ministry of Construction (MoC)
 Ministry of Science and Technology
 Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)
 Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE)
 Private and public companies
 Civil society organisations (CSOs)
 Universities
PROJECT CHARTER
 PROJECT OUTCOMES AND
OUTPUT/ACTIVITIES

 Component 1: Transfer of skills, knowledge, and technology in support of local LED

lamp manufacturing

1. Output 1.1: Completed biennial reviews of national roadmap for LED lighting development

2. Output 1.2 : Improved LED lighting standards that meet international norms

3. Output 1.3 : Training workshops to strengthen LED lamp testing and enforcement regime.

4. Output 1.4: Labeled and certified LED lighting products.

5. Output 1.5: Updated building codes that includes the use of LED lighting products

6. Output 1.6: Completed capacity building program to strengthen LED R&D facilities

7. Output 1.7: Engineering and construction designs for improved LED lighting production in Viet Nam.
 PROJECT OUTCOMES AND
OUTPUT/ACTIVITIES

 Component 2: Demonstration of cost-effective local commercial production of LED

lighting devices

1. Output 2.1: Completed feasibility studies of indoor and outdoor LED lighting demonstrations.
2. Output 2.2: Completed LED lighting application demonstrations.
3. Output 2.3: Approved system for monitoring and evaluation of LED lighting systems.

4. Output 2.4: Completed LED lighting product applications awareness raising program .
5. Output 2.5: Completed workshops for disseminating lessons learned from LED lighting product application
demonstrations
 RISKS
 Political Risk  Low

 Technical Risk  Medium

 Market Risk  Medium

 Social Risk  Low

TOTAL BUDGET AND WORK PLAN
 MANAGEMENT
ARRANGEMENTS
 Project Organization Structure:
o GEF Implementing Agency
o VAST
o UNDP
o CHTD
 MONITORING FRAMEWORK AND EVALUATION

 Project start
o Assisting all partners
o Detailing the roles

o Discussing the roles

o Finalization of the first annual work plan

o Providing a detailed overview

o Discussion of financial reporting

o Planning and scheduling

o Clarification of roles and responsibilities

 Quarterly Progress Report

o Standard Progress Report (SPR) and monitored in the UNDP Enhanced
TABLE OF ACTIVITIES
PROJECT GANTT CHART
NETWORK DIAGRAM
PROJECT CRITICAL PATHS
 CONCLUSION
 To Conclude, The objective of the Project is to mitigate GHG emissions through
transformation of the lighting market towards greater usage of locally produced LED lighting
products in Viet Nam. This objective will be achieved by removing barriers to increased
production and utilization of locally produced LED lighting products in Viet Nam through two
components: i) the transfer of skills, knowledge and technology for the manufacturing of LED
lamps in Viet Nam; and ii) the demonstration of cost-effective local commercial production of
LED lighting devices. The Project will be implemented over a 4-year period and is expected to
achieve GHG emission reductions through the displacement of electricity generation from
fossil-fuelled power plants. Direct GHG reduction estimates are 0.623 ktonnes CO2. Direct
post-project GHG reductions are estimated to be 69.38 ktonnes CO2. The estimated range of
potential indirect emission reductions is e6 to 5,154 ktonnes CO2eq that is cumulative for a
10-year period after the end of the Project .