Supporting the preparation of Intended Nationally Determined Contributions through the IKI

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IKI workshop series

“Developing Building Blocks of

a Global Mitigation Architecture”

Supporting the preparation of Intended

Nationally Determined Contributions

through the IKI

Miriam Ott,

Division KI II 7

German Federal Ministry for the Environment,

Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB)

Bonn, 10 June 2014

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Content

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I. Update on IKI’s climate policy portfolio

II. From Climate Talks to Practice: INDC support

through the IKI

III. News from the IKI

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I. Update on IKI’s climate policy portfolio

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IKI´s two-fold strategy: acting and negotiating

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Dynamic part of international climate finance, IKI as a tool to effectively

develop and implement strategic frameworks and building blocks for climate

change issues

Concrete

on-the-ground activities

and

conceptual work

Generating momentum for negotiations on UNFCCC and

CBD

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IKI Balance 2008 - 2013 (per year)

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Since 2008 411 projects with a funding of € 1.45 bn. (€ 3.89 bn. incl. equity capital from implementers

and other private and public financing of national and international origin, such as the EU).

101 95 83

131 124

237

185 200

140

357

256

317

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50

100

150

200

250

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350

400

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Evolution of IKI funding (2008-2013, information per year) as of 31.01.14 (incl. DKTI and NAMA Facility, trust funds; commitments in million €)

Cash outflow

Committed fundings

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Project Activities within the Thematic Focus Areas

2008 - 2013 (BMUB commitments without multilateral funds)

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118 133

63

202**

129** 142*

24 13

29 41

9 30

43 54

28 45

30 29

72

48

75

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50

100

150

200

250

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Mitigation Adaptation Conservation and sustainable use of natural carbon sinks / REDD+ Biodiversity

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€

*incl. NAMA Facility: €40m (2013). Additional DECC commitments to NAMA Facility in 2013: ~€30m.

** incl. DKTI €83m (2011), €81m (2012)

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Projects – Mitigation (BMUB Commitments without multilateral funds)

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€63m; 8%

€415m; 51% €266m;

33%

€63m; 8%

mitigation actions in other sectors renewable energy / energy efficiencyclimate policy innovative financing instruments

• Increasing number of climate policy projects, i.e. LCDS, NAMAs, MRV

• In other areas concentration on „seed money“ for innovative projects

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7,74 (5) 15,59 (5) 16,25 (5)

64,9 (12)**

39,2 (5+x)**

8,4 (2)

13,04 (4)

18,94 (6) 3,52 (2)

18,4 (5)

9 (3)

17,29 (6 projects) 6,37 (2)

23,01 (7)

19,87 (4)

17,56 (5)

17 (3)

14 (2)

26,87 (7)

3,8 (4)

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20

40

60

80

100

120

140

2008/09 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

NAMA and sector-wide approaches LCDS/Green Economy MRV Overarching/other*

Projects – NAMA, LCDS, MRV (BMUB commitments, incl. NAMA Facility and planned projects,

without multilateral funds and special payments to DKTI in million €) as of 14 May 2014

*Overarching/other: projects with other thematic focus (e.g. INDCs, carbon market, climate finance) and/or activities in more than one thematic area

**incl. NAMA Facility: €40m (2013) and €20m (2014). Additional DECC commitments to NAMA Facility in 2013 and 2014: ~€60m.

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II. From Climate Talks to Practice: INDC support

through the IKI

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Political context: 2015 Agreement

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Parties agreed in Warsaw to put forward their intended contributions (if

they are in a position to do so) well in advance of COP 21, ideally by the

first quarter of 2015.

• Developed country governments were requested to provide support to

developing countries for these domestic preparations

• Parties agreed to identify the information that Parties will provide when

putting forward their contributions by COP 20 in Lima.

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IKI support to INDC preparation


Against this background, BMUB identified two fields of activity, which the

IKI will address in 2014 and 2015:

• Provide support to developing countries that address country-specific

needs in their domestic preparations.

• Support the process of identifying information that is essential to

facilitate clarity, transparency and understanding of the contribution.

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IKI support to INDC preparation


• 4 projects explicitly supporting ‚the INDC process‘:

• UNDP: Asia-Pacific dialogue on INDCs, technical workshop in Hanoi

• GIZ: Support of INDCs in Peru

• GIZ: Support to selected partner countries in developing their INDCs

• CCAP: MAIN II, Support of INDC process in Colombia

• IKI projects working on climate strategies, NAMAs, MRV – thereby already

addressing thematic issues that are inherent for INDC preparation

• Initiatives to facilitate international dialogue and exchange of experienes

How can INDC preparation build on existing processes and achievements?

What kind of support is needed for further preparation?

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III. News from the IKI

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- IKI call open through June 25th

- IKI under revision

- IKI M&E

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NAMA Facility – 1st Call


Chile

Self-supply Renewable Energy Systems NAMA

Costa Rica

Low Carbon Coffee NAMA

Indonesien

Implementation of the Sustainable Urban Transport Program

Kolumbien

Transit-oriented Development NAMA

Mexico

Sustainable Housing NAMA

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NAMA Facility – 1st NAMA under Implementation

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More information at http://nama-facility.org/news.html

Mexican NAMA for Sustainable New Housing

• promotes the penetration of ambitious

efficiency standards in the entire new

housing market

• provides some financial incentives that will

be channeled to small and medium-sized

developers and financial intermediaries.

• promotes the upgrading of energy efficiency

standards to more ambitious levels.

GHG reduction of 0.2 m tons CO2e in 2020, up to 2.7 m tons CO2e after 20 years.

Delivery Organisation: GIZ

Project Volume: €14m

Project Duration: 2013-2019

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NAMA Facility – 2nd Call


• build on lessons learnd from 1st call:

• Need for additional funding for NAMA implementation, and, at the

same time further measures to enhance NAMA readiness

• weaknesses with regard to feasibility, specifically concerning a well-

developed project structure, a theory of change and a concept for

project finance

• early involvement of financial actors and accordingly the structuring

and in-depth preparation of financial support mechanisms needed

more lessons learnt on the NAMA Facility’s website

• Submission of NAMA Support Project Outlines until 15 July 2014

• www.nama-facility.org

http://www.nama-facility.org/



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