to regional distribution Miriam Hinostroza Programme Manager 7 th CDM Joint Coordination Workshop Bonn 1213 March 2011 Regional Distribution Measuring regional distribution discrepancy ID: 738918
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UNEP Risoe CentreContribution to regional distributionMiriam HinostrozaProgramme Manager 7th CDM Joint Coordination WorkshopBonn, 12-13 March 2011Slide2
Regional DistributionMeasuring regional distribution - discrepancy in the distribution of current CDM projects lays in the geographic distribution of the different projectsRegionNr. of all projectsLatin America15,2%Asia & Pacific80,0%
Europe and Central Asia1,1%
Africa
2,6%Middle-East
1,1%Slide3
Regional DistributionMeasuring regional distributionRegionNr. of all projectsLatin America15,2%Asia & Pacific80,0%Europe and Central Asia1,1%
Africa2,6%
Middle-East
1,1%Slide4
Barriers Lack of capacity for DNAsLack of finance to cover upfront costsComplexity of procedures combined with lack of CDM expertiseLack of awareness and know-how of project developersLack of project financingLack of local CDM championsSpecific nature and scope of projects in the regionsSlide5
Increasing access of medium-small developing countries to the carbon marketsEnergy and Carbon Financepolicy analysis and capacity development to facilitate the transition towards low carbon societiesCapacity buildingInnovative approachesAnalytical work
Institutional
Individual
Seminars
Workshops
Training sessions
Regional Forums
Policy analysis on new developments:
Pledge tracker
REDD+
Programmatic approaches
Interfacing and integration of NAMA and NAPA by sector
impact assessment - The role of capacity development in making the CDM operational in developing countries
Carbon finance and sustainable development:
Indirect benefits of CDM
PoA
analysis – new sheet in the Pipeline
CER price analysis
Analysis of investments in CDM projects by sub-type, country etc
Carbon finance and clean energy:
Large hydro problems
Articles on hydro/wave/geothermal energy
PoA potential and feasibility study for solar technologies in IndonesiaCDM technology fact sheets
Guidebooks on specific issues of the CDMCarbon Market Perspective SeriesCD4CDM Working Paper SeriesCDM data & analysis - CDM&JIPipelineCDM BazaarWeb based CDM Technology &Methodology Selection Tool
Legal frameworksenabling environmentsSlide6
Key activities and Projects Slide7
ACADInnovative PPP for green financing supported by German Government with two aims:Facilitate realization/closure of replicable carbon projectsMainstream carbon investment literacy within African financial sectorSecretariat embedded in Standard Bank following UNEP tenderA catalytic platformRisk sharing model, leveraging private finance with seed capital + TAAddresses key barriers to African market growth by:Enhancing transactional capacity within African banksReducing high early-stage costs and risks
Providing a jump-start financing solutionLaunched fall 2009 at UNEP FI Roundtable, Cape TownSlide8
ACAD - Key ActivitiesTransaction cost sharing with accompanying technical support to leverage closure of 10-12 replicable transactionsRoughly €50,000 per project Local financiers, developers, or project proponents can applyCan disburse to service provider of choice and cover CDM documentation development, carbon auditing, registration fees, enviro-legal studies, etc.Enhance knowledge and skills in origination, financial appraisal, and due diligence amongst African banks Four advanced training workshops for developers and African FIs:
Cape Town (Oct. 2009), Nairobi (Mar. & June 2010), Lagos (January 2011). Over 100 bankers trained.
Additional in-house clinics and training for Standard Bank & clients
Investor outreach/mobilization
2nd African Bankers’ Carbon Finance & Investment Forum, Joburg,
Nov. 4 - 5, 2010 Slide9
Abule-Egba, Soulos and Epe Project : Consortium incl. Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LWMA), NIGERIAAPA Integrated Waste Management Program, NIGERIAAthi River Mining
Kaloleni Cement Plant Fuel Switch/EE project,
KENYA
Lake Turkana Wind Power Project,
KENYA
Terem
Hydropower Project,
KENYA
Distillery
effluent management at
EthCo
Ltd,
MALAWI
International
Ferrometals
Waste Gas Cogeneration,
SOUTH AFRICA
Katene
Kadji
Biomass Project,
MALI
NURU Lights Projects, RWANDAApproved Projects to DateSlide10
CASCADECarbon Finance for Agriculture, Sylviculture, Conservation and Action against DeforestationThe aim is to stimulate generation of carbon credits from land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) and bio-energy projects in seven Sub Saharan countries: Benin, Mali, Senegal, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon and Madagascar. Technical assistance to selected projects, developed by a variety of organizations from the private sector, civil society or governmental organizations;National, regional and international knowledge transfer;Institutional support to the Designated National AuthoritiesCASCADE is funded by the “
Fonds Français pour l’Environnement
Mondial (FFEM)” and implemented by UNEP DTIE and UNEP Risoe Centre.Slide11
CASCADE – activities and achievementsTechnical assistance provided to 24 project (PIN) in participating countriesTwelve from those PINS were supported to develop PDDsThree out of the 12 PDDs are currently under validation2 more advanced afforestation/reforestation projects in Latin America have been supported with the view to draw lessons for South-South knowledge and experience transfer for the benefit of projects in sub-Saharan Africa2 reforestation projects in Senegal and Cameroon have also received supportCASCADe target countries have received tailor-made institutional support with a specific focus on forestry and bio-energy. Support offered included:
assistance for the elaboration of the forest definition,
legal review of the national regulatory CDM framework, capacity
building for the members of the DNA national councils,
establishment of a website for the DNA,Slide12
ACP – CD4CDMSlide13
ACP – CD4CDMSlide14
ACP – CD4CDM – Activities48 workshops will be organized, including national and training workshops36 sector focused workshops will be organized: Energy – EE & RECH4 avoidance and electricity generationLandfillBiogasA number of community meetings Slide15
ACP – CD4CDM – ActivitiesNational CDM Project Portfolios Potential sectors for CDM projects will be prioritized48 Project Idea Notes (PINs) will be developed (4 per country)24 Project Designs Documents will be formulated (2 per country)4 POA PINs will be developed (2 per region)2-4 POA – DDs will be formulated for each regionPromotion of CDM Portfolios3 Regional Carbon Forums will be organizedParticipating country delegations will be supported to participate in Carbon Expo 20113 Regional Carbon Forums for the Financial sectorNational CDM websites will be supported Slide16
Regional ActivitiesIdentification/selection of two to three high-potential sectors for Program of Activities (POAs), that might be implemented at regional level, i.e., in several Island States Regional POA Training Workshop (A regional workshop to present and discuss potential ideas for one or more Program of Activities under the CDM) - May-June 2011, Trinidad and Tobago2 Regional Workshop for DNAs – March 2011, Havana4 POA PINs and 2POA DD for prioritized sectors in each regionA regional workshop to present developments of PINs and POAs
Regional Carbon Forum , Marrakesh, July 2011; Costa Rica October 2011
A regional Carbon Finance Bankers'
Forum, TBA, 2011
Participate in Carbon Expo to present and promote portfolio of PINs and PDDsSlide17
Regional activitiesAfrica Carbon Forum, Senegal, Sep. 2008; Kenya, March 2010Latin America Carbon Forums, Quito 2006, Lima 2007, Santiago 2008, Panama 2009, DR 2010Knowledge and information sharing platformsBring together CDM stakeholders to benefit from:Updates on Carbon markets; technical knowledge sharing on conferences; trade fair and capacity-development sessions,Organizers: IETA, UNEP/Risø
, WB, OLADE, UNDP, and UNFCCC
Investment mobilization and engaging the finance sector
Regional Carbon Forums
African Bankers’ Carbon Finance Investment Forum. May 2007, Johannesburg
Dakar, Senegal: Carbon finance perspectives for the banking sector
.
Feb 12-14, 2008
Training finance sector staff – Regional Financial Sector CDM Forum, Lima, Nov 2008
Finance guidebookSlide18
UNEP/URC capacity development activities in AfricaCD4CDMGreen FacilityUNDP-UNEPCASCADECD4CDM in ACP in 7 countries.28
COUNTRIES; 11 LDCSlide19
CD4CDM
UNDP & UNEP – LCF in LAC
CD4 CDM
for
the
Caribbean
Current UNEP/URC capacity development activities in Latin America & CaribbeanSlide20
Guidebooks on specific issues of the CDMIntroduction to the CDM: 2002CDM Information and Guidebook: Dec. 2003Institutional strategy to promote the CDM in Peru: Feb. 2004CDM legal issues Guidebook: May 2004Institutional issues in CDM implementation: May 2004CDM and Sustainable Development: Feb. 2004Guidebook on developing baselines for CDM projects: June 2004PDD Guidebook: Navigating the Pitfalls - Second edition: April 2008)Guidebook to Finance CDM projects: May 2007Implementing CDM Projects: Guidebook to Host Country Legal Issues: August 2009A Primer on CDM Programme of Activities: November 2009Analytical Activities
& Publications
Support
the informational and educational objectives of our capacity development activities
provide targeted audiences with ‘reference’ manuals containing clear operational instructions on concrete topics for which public information is already available. Slide21
Carbon Market Perspective Series2010 – Pathways for implementing REDD+: Experiences from carbon markets and communities2009 - NAMAS and the Carbon Market 2008 - A Reformed CDM - Including New Mechanisms For Sustainable Development 2007 - Equal Exchange: Determining a Fair Price for Carbon Analytical Activities & Publications
aims at comprising an annual special feature on a topic of pivotal importance to all developing countries in the global carbon marketSlide22
CD4CDM Working Paper SeriesFacing Destruction without Representation? Low-Power Groups in Climate Negotiations on Post-Kyoto CDM PoA CDM Manual - Mini Biogas Plants for Households Electricity sector crediting mechanism based on a power plant emission standard: A clear signal to power generation companies and utilities planning new power plants in developing countries post-2012 Electricity sector no-lose targets in developing countries for post-2012: Assessment of emissions reduction and reduction credits Technology and knowledge transfer from Annex 1 countries to Non Annex 1 countries under the CDM - An empirical case study of CDM projects implemented in Malaysia A quantitative analysis of the cost-effectiveness of project types in the CDM Pipeline Potentials and barriers for end-use energy efficiency under programmatic CDM Sustainable Development Benefits of Clean Development Projects
Risks and Chances of Combined Forestry and Biomass Projects under the Clean Development Mechanism
Analytical activities & publications
analytical in nature and are designed to address critical policy issues and methodological barriers constraining the CDM through cutting-edge independent research. Slide23
Analytical activities & publicationsData base and analysis providing monthlyCDM data & analysis - CDM&JIPipeline
A web based data base compiling CDM projects
Analysis and market surveillanceProjections of GHG emission reductions
Calculation of different parameters
It also contains the baseline & monitoring methodologies, a list of DOEs and several analyses. Almost all information is from cdm.unfccc.int and ji.unfccc.int
. Slide24
Virtual platform for information exchangeSlide25
Analytical activities & publicationsUp coming publications:Studies on CDM Potentials for countries with less that 5 projects in the pipeline (together with UNFCCC and UNDP)Guidebook on MRVsUpdate of guidebooks:CDM Information and guidebookCDM PDD guidebook: Navigating the pitfalls Financing CDM projectsSlide26
A handy and simple toolCategorizes methodologies by technologyFacilitates choosing a methodology that is applicable to a specific type of CDM project Builds on the list of approved methodologies updated monthly at the CDM/JI pipeline
A snapshot review of technologies used to date in CDM activities, including:
Examples of application
Investment
Estimated CERs revenues
Performance under CDM
Methodology applicable to the technology
Methodology
TechnologySlide27
it is linked to each methodologyusers can share experiences and views on pitfalls, difficulties, applicability, especial requirements, limitations and tips on how to draft a PDDTool for Selecting CDM Methodologies and technologiesDiscussion Forum
http://www.cdm-meth.orgSlide28
UNEP’s Contribution to the Carbon MarketsFinal Impact – Development and promotion of national CDM project portfolios and the institutional capability to attract CDM investmentsA comprehensive capacity development packageProvision of technical and financial assistance to country’s institutional and individual preparedness for the CDM in more than 40 countries – impact
on host country attractiveness as CDM destinationProvision of CDM knowledge and dissemination –
Impact on CDM dissemination and promotion
Free flow information – impact on
improving the
information asymmetry
Support to national CDM portfolio creation
and/or
diversification –
impact on increase of CDM portfolio
Facilitation of national portfolios promotion and dissemination through regional events, such as the ACF and in Carbon Expo –
impact on cost reductionSlide29
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