Emerging governance networks for NDCs –

Cooperation patterns and expectations

Side event at COP 22, Marrakech

Mobilizing climate finance for implementing NDCs and low-carbon technology innovation

Mareike Well, Barbara Saerbeck, Severin Sperzel, Nina Kolleck, Helge Jörgens (Freie Universität Berlin)

Preferences on INDCs pre-Paris

• Mitigation only

• mitigation, adaptation, finance, capacity building and technology transfer or support

Scope

• Short term goals

• Long term goals

Time horizon

• INDCs should be legally binding andanchored in PA

• Submission of INDCs an obligation, INDCs themselves not

Legal form

Preferences among stakeholders on INDCs pre-Paris

Cooperation and info exchange among parties andstakeholders on INDCs

Cooperation and info exchange among parties andstakeholders on INDCs

Cooperation and info exchange among parties andstakeholders on INDCs

Cooperation and info exchange on INDCs

Preliminary findings

• While similar actors tend to cooperate amongst each

other, cross-cutting actions also exist

• Increasing role of non-party stakeholders reflected in

networks

• Some actors can act as brokers to connect parties and

stakeholders

Emergence of diversified form of governance for

implementation of PA

Thank you

Further information about the project: www.ipa-research.com/envipa

Contact details: Mareike Well: mareike.well@fu-berlin.de