The project has achieved many of the activities of the project outcomes. Under outcome1 the project was able to get finance from the Ministry of Finance and National Economy as a grant equivalent to USD 800,000 towards the construction of the access road from the main highway to the site (47.0 Km). A contract signed with a local construction company. The company started the construction and completed around 80 % of the work. The project had made several attempts to avail sustainable financing for the baseline project, with little success. A contract was signed with a local consultant to Develop the FiT policy NAMA for Wind Power in Sudan.

Under outcome 2, the project achieved EIA studies for the Red Sea project and completed a study on the effect of wind turbines on Migratory Soaring Birds in Dongola (site for the pilot project) and along the Red Sea. This is deemed a remarkable achievement as it is a critical study that needs to be done ahead of any installations on the ground, especially along the Red Sea coast which represents an important flyway for the soaring birds. National consultant conducted a survey of the existing legislation and regulation for private sector involvement in grid-connected Renewable Energies. A contract was signed with an international consultant for the survey of policies and codes within the East African Power Pool members. The international consultant would also support the Integration of policies and codes compatible with EAPP members. An International consultant developed and endorses a standardized Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) report for grid-connected renewable energy projects report. Recruitment for an international consultant to assist in the development of FiT systems for SUDAN is in progress. Recruitment for an international consultant to assist in the formulation and adoption of grid code for the interconnection of variable renewable energy sources is in progress. Recruitment for an international consultant to assist in the development and implementation of the IPP Act for investors in Wind Energy projects is in progress.

Under outcome 3 The project signed an agreement with SETCO (Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company) to develop and produce a wind atlas for Sudan in a GIS system, with additional layers for geology, geomorphology, land ownership, and type (e.g. protected areas/forests), settlements and routes of migratory birds. The project staff carried out the standardization of wind meteo-stations and relocation of wind measurement masts. A standardization report for the wind measurement equipment was produced and all the wind measurement equipment were maintained and re-calibrated in Germany especially for the wind vane and wind anemometer. Recruitment for an international firm for the development of a national map to highlight priority areas for wind development is in progress. The project purchased and distributed automatic meteo-weather stations for a number of higher education institutions as training and study material for university students and the national research centers. In this regard about 3 universities' students were trained in this respect. To establish collaboration with established RE-related curricula and activities at international universities and institutions, the project signed a contract with the University of Khartoum Consulting Corporation (UKCC) to review the current renewable energy curriculum and programs in the Sudanese universities and higher education institutions.

Under outcome 4 The project staff collected, compiled, and disseminated documented lessons-learned, experiences, and best practices related to the development of the Dongola wind farm (including website, film, and photos) for the wind farm project in Sudan. A mission was implemented to the Kingdom of Morocco for Standing to Morocco's experience in the field of renewable energy and to provide cross-sectoral perspective and high-level political support for the new renewable energy law when it comes to approval by the National Assembly. Of particular importance were the training workshops: Updating Grid Emission Factor, Power Purchase Agreement, Grid Integration of RE Power Generation Systems, NAMA Academy Fall 2015, WAsP Software training program, Wind farms, and contracts management, Finance for Non -Financial Managers, Power Purchase PPA, Financing Power Projects, Policymaker tour to the kingdom of Morocco, Ammonit wind measurement equipment, Formulating proposals for low carbon climate-resilient development: Designing Green Climate Fund (GCF) Projects and Designing maps with ArcGIS which will be held on Beirut, Lebanon on 25 Sept 2017 -6 October.