The Saudi Energy Efficiency Centre (SEEC) is responsible for implementing policies that drive and improve mainstream energy efficiency across all production and consumption industries within the Kingdom. 

For decades Saudi Arabia has relied heavily on its oil resources as a critical economic driver. However, the Kingdom's focus is shifting policymakers to improve efficiency using green energy that harnesses opportunities for a sustainable and prosperous economy, while preserving the Kingdom's natural resources.

The mandate of the SEEC is in line with that of the Kingdom's Vision 2030, by discovering the most efficient methods and processes that entice the Kingdoms' needs for a sustainable future. Including the coordination of stakeholders across all sectors and products that support the program nationwide.

Reducing energy consumption through policy, management, and technology measures is what the SEEC consistently strives to deliver. Since 2012, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has assisted and supported the SEEC in achieving its goals through multiple avenues. 

The UNDP is recognized globally for its capacity training programs, framework-building capabilities, and technical support. At the same time, it works within a process that enables organizations to deliver. For example, the UNDP assisted in developing and implementing strategic action plans that help drive the SEEC intention while contributing to the energy-related aspects of Vision 2030.

The UNDP had also constructed a database that analyzed various energy efficiency information systems in the Kingdom. By monitoring the enforcement of SEEC policies, building the capacity and skills of staff through practical training, and contributing to the Kingdom's abilities. This data resulted in an official accreditation system that positioned the SEEC as a Center of Excellence in Energy-related matters.

Providing UNDP services enticed the SEEC to grow through its policies intensely, with effective survey design, public awareness campaigns, assessment, and monitoring. In addition, the UNDP had provided training manuals and research in the industrial, construction, and transportation sectors. Thus, demonstrating an improvement to the green energy initiative across the Kingdom. 

Compared to systems worldwide, the technologies and protocols are proving to be more apparent within the Kingdom. With its determination and dedication, the Kingdom's vision is indeed within reach. 

The UNDP has successfully managed to align the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Moreover, it establishes itself as a supporter and provider to the SEEC with an international footing that engages a cleaner and more resourceful nation that is in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030.