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Dr. Andrea Iro Competence Centre for Climate Change
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
OECD DAC ENVIRONET-WPSTAT Task Team
Paris, 19-20 May 2015
Workshop on Partner Country Perspectives for Tracking Domestic and
International Climate- and Biodiversity-Related Finance
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The broader picture: relevance of OECD data/method and tracking capacities in partner countries
I
Entry points and examples of GIZ support II
Points for further reflection III
Content
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• GIZ is a German federal enterprise and implementing organisation with a
special focus on long-term capacity development programms
• GIZ’s mission is to promote international cooperation for sustainable
development and international education work
• Main commissioning party: German Federal Ministry for Economic
Cooperation and Development (BMZ); GIZ also works on behalf of other
German ministries and public/private bodies
• GIZ operates in over 130 countries with more than 17,000 staff members
around the globe
• Projects with climate focus account to 20%
of GIZ portfolio
GIZ Profile
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Content
The broader picture: use/relevance of OECD data/method and tracking capacities in partner countries
I
Entry points and examples of GIZ Support II
III Points for further reflection
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Why does the OECD DAC data/method
and the strengthening of tracking capacities
in partner countries become more relevant?
→ Focus on 3 key points
use/relevance of OECD data/method and tracking capacities in partner countries
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Biennial Update Reports (BURs) by developing country Parties to present
information on „finance, technlogy and capacity-building support
needded and received“ (Decision 2/CP.17)
Future reporting arrangements under the new 2015 aggreement to be further
developed and specified
1. Meeting international reporting requirements under UNFCCC
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2. Enhancing opportunities to access funding
… by demonstrating accountable and transparent spending to
donors and financial mechanisms.
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3. Strengthening efficiency + effectiveness of climate finance
By in-country tracking aiming for a better understanding of the scale,
sectorial/regional distribution of finance and uncovering trends and
gaps
→ Use scarce (public) finance more efficiently and effectively
→ Use tracking for a „reality-check“: do national policies/strategies match with
funding?
→ Undertake further work on budget risk-analysis: are national investments
climate-proof?
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Use and relevance of OECD DAC system and methodology…
1. … as a data source for reporting
2. … as a methodological option for classifying/labbeling
national expenditure by using the climate markers
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Content
Entry points and examples of GIZ Support
II
The broader picture: use/relevance of OECD data/method and tracking capacities in partner countries
I
III Points for further reflection
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Primary project goal: strengthening in-country capacities for enhanced
climate reporting (Biennial Update Reports/BURs and National
Communications/NatComs) under UNFCCC
4 pilot countries: Chile, Dominican Republic, Ghana and the
Philippines
Focus on mitigation reporting, but discussions also on reporting on
support including finance
1. Meeting international reporting requirements under UNFCCC