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CD4CDM Developments Romeo Pacudan PhD Risoe National Laboratory CD4CDM Final Regional Workshop Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand 19-21 October 2005

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CD4CDM Developments. Romeo Pacudan PhD Risoe National Laboratory CD4CDM Final Regional Workshop Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand 19-21 October 2005. 1. CD4CDM project background. Sponsor Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs $10 million Implementation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CD4CDM Developments

Romeo Pacudan PhDRisoe National Laboratory

CD4CDM Final Regional WorkshopAsian Institute of Technology

Bangkok, Thailand19-21 October 2005

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1. CD4CDM project background

Sponsor• Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• $10 million

Implementation• United Nations Environment Programme through the

UNEP Risoe Centre (Risoe National Laboratory)

Participating Countries• Asia : Cambodia, Philippines, Vietnam

• Latin America: Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala

• Middle East and North Africa: Egypt, Morocco

• SS Africa: Côte d’Ivoire, Mozambique, Uganda

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1. CD4CDM project background

Project timeframe• Phase 1: Preparation of National Workplans

• February 2002 – May 2003

• Phase 2: Implementation of National Workplans• June 2003 – December 2005

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1. CD4CDM project background

UNEP Risoe Center

AIT(Thailand)

Bariloche(Argentina)

APEX(Tunisia)

ENDA/ERC/SSN(Senegal/SA)

1. MoE(Cambodia)

2. Klima(Philippines)

3. MONRE(Vietnam)

1. ODL(Bolivia)

2. Cordelim(Ecuador)

3. MENR(Guatemala)

1. TIMS(Egypt)

2. SSE(Morocco)

1. MEQL(Cote d’Ivoire)

2. MICOA(Mozambique)

3. DMET(Uganda)

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1. CD4CDM project background

Objective• Help developing countries participate in CDM as equal

partners with developed countries through institutional capability and human capacity development

Specific objectives• Raise awareness on the benefits offered by CDM• Assist in the establishment of CDM institutional

frameworks• Strengthen the capacity of CDM stakeholders• Assist the private sector in the development of CDM

projects

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2. Institutional Framework

2002 2005

Kyoto Protocol Ratification

7 out of 11 10 out of 11

11/11 end 05*

Designated National Authorities

2/11name and address

11/112 SSAs yet to be

recorded

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2. Institutional Framework

DNA Board

DNA Secretariat(Climate Change Office)

Technical Inter-Ministerial Working Groups (TWG)

Representatives of MoE, MAFF, MIME, MoP, CDC, MPWT

Energy TWG

Forestry TWG

Others (if necessary)

DENR

CDM Steering Committee

CDM SECRETARIAT

TECENERGY/

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

TECSolid Waste

Management

TECLULUCF

PROJECTAPPLICATIONS

Approving Authority

Review & Endorsement

TECNon-solid Waste

Management

Ministry of Natural Resources and EnvironmentMinistry of Natural Resources and Environment

International Cooperation Department -CDM National Authority -

CDM National Executive and Consultative Board

CDM Secretariat(NOCCOP)

Project Developers

Energy TechnicalExpert Group

Non-Enegy TechnicalExpert Group

Consultation

EB

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2. Institutional Framework

No

Yes

Yes

No

Project Design Document (PDD)Submission by project proponent

Initial screening by DNA Secretariat*

Rejection/resubmit

In-depth assessment by Technical Working Groups

Public consultation

Assessment Report**

DNA Board

decision

Approval letter

Rejection/ resubmit

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work

ing daysP

hase II: 30 work

ing days

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Phase I:

10 work

ing days

No

Yes

Yes

No

Project Design Document (PDD)Submission by project proponent

Initial screening by DNA Secretariat*

Rejection/resubmit

In-depth assessment by Technical Working Groups

Public consultation

Assessment Report**

DNA Board

decision

Approval letter

Rejection/ resubmit

Phase III: 15

work

ing daysP

hase II: 30 work

ing days

Tim

eframe

Phase I:

10 work

ing days

NORMAL PROCESSING TIMENORMAL PROCESSING TIMEPROCEDUREPROCEDURERESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL / OFFICE / UNITRESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL / OFFICE / UNIT NORMAL PROCESSING TIMENORMAL PROCESSING TIMEPROCEDUREPROCEDURERESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL / OFFICE / UNITRESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL / OFFICE / UNIT

Submission of complete set* of application documents

Verification and confirmation of completeness of documents**

Payment of processing fee***

Determination and endorsement of application documents to appropriate and relevant evaluation committee/s and Issuance of a Monitoring Form

Submission of an Evaluation Report

Reassessment of project documents using the NEP

Resubmission of revised project documents

Are revisions needed?

Assessment of the project documents using the National Evaluation Protocol (NEP)

CDM Secretariat

CDM Secretariat

EMB Cashier

Technical Evaluation Committee(TEC will depend on type of project)

Technical Evaluation Committee

withoutrevision

withrevision

3

9

9

5

yes

no

Project Document Vietnamese Opinion +PP OE

YES

Exclusive Criteria

Priority Criteria

NO

REJECTED

YES

APPROVED

CNA

Project Document Vietnamese Opinion +PP OE

YES

Exclusive Criteria

Priority Criteria

NO

REJECTED

YES

APPROVED

CNA

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2. Institutional Framework

CD4CDM contributes in various ways and capacities

• Establishment of DNAs• DNA legal framework• DNA components and structure

• Operationalization of DNAs• Sustainable development criteria• Project approval procedures

• Legal framework and incentives for CDM investments

Drafting of frameworks, advise, studies and reviews, stakeholder consultative meetings, etc.

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2. Institutional Framework

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3. Human Capacity Building

CD4CDM approach• Identified and collaborated with target groups who

play key roles in the whole CDM process• Stakeholders: DNA personnel, government negotiators and

agencies, NGOs, project developers, financiers, consultants, academia, etc

• Sectors: energy, agriculture, forestry, industry, financial, legal

• Conducted trainings/workshops based on identified needs• CDM process and project cycle, institutional and legal

frameworks, financing, contracts, baseline methodologies, PDD preparation, project bundling, sustainable development impacts

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3. Human Capacity Building130 STs, 50 NWs, 20 RWs

since 2002 Specialized Trainings

National Workshops

Regional Workshops

Cambodia

Philippines

Vietnam

9

22

17

3

8

5

Asia = 6

Bolivia

Ecuador

Guatemala

20

16

4

5

4

1

LA = 6

Egypt

Morocco

10+

10+

5

5

ME&NA = 5

Cote d’Ivoire

Mozambique

Uganda

4

6

10

2

6

5

SSA = 4

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3. Human Capacity Building

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4. CDM Project Development

number of projects

UNFCCC Database (22)

Country Database (160)

Asia Cambodia – 1 (V)

Philippines – 8 (V)

Vietnam – 2 (V)

Cambodia – 8

Philippines – 23

Vietnam – 34

Latin America Bolivia – 2 (V), 1 (R)

Ecuador – 2 (V)

Guatemala – 3(V)

Bolivia – 31

Ecuador – 18

Guatemala – 10

ME & NA Morocco – 3 (V) Egypt – 13

Morocco – 9

SSA Cote d’Ivoire – 3

Mozambique – 4

Uganda – 10

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4. CDM Project Development

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4. CDM Project Development

CD4CDM role• Project identification

• Some CD4CDM country teams have identified potential projects and approached developers/owners

• Technical assistance• PDDS were prepared by CD4CDM experts in some countries• CD4CDM experts acted as technical consultants

• Project promotion• CD4CDM organized/participated investment fora and other

international exhibitions

• Facilitation• CD4CDM teams assisted developers on the CDM project

development process and requirements

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4. CDM Project Development

Promotion activities• Investor’s Forum

• Morocco (Apr 04)• Tunisia (Sept 04)• Philippines (Oct 04)• Egypt (Nov 05)

• Carbon Expo 05 participation• Asia (Cambodia, Philippines, Vietnam)• ME&NA (Egypt, Morocco)• Latin America (Bolivia, Ecuador)• SSA (Uganda)

• COP side events and Others

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4. CDM Project Development

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5. Information and Awareness

Published Guidebooks In the pipeline

• Baseline methodologies for CDM projects

• Bundling of small-scale CDM projects

• Bio-energy and forestry

• Financial guidebook

• PDD Guidebook

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5. Information and Awarenesswww.cd4cdm.org

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5. Information and Awareness

Participating countries’ activities• Translation of guidebooks into local languages

• Public briefings, workshops and roundtable discussions

• Websites

• Brochures and CDs

• Print media (newspapers and magazines)• Broadcast media (radio and TV)

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5. Information and Awareness

Information Sharing and Collaboration• Advisory Body meeting: NL, UNFCCC, WB, UNF, UNIDO,

UNDP, ADB, WBCSD, IGES, e7, GTZ

• Information sharing on who is doing what, where

• Project based collaboration with UNDP in Morocco and the Philippines

• A discussion with UNDP for collaboration in the next phase

• Co-organizing capacity building workshops with e7 and IGES

• Collaboration with the WB in Africa: CF-SEA

• Information sharing with the private sector

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6. Project Expansion

• Expansion proposal is being discussed with the project sponsor

• 5 countries from the following regions• Latin America

• Sub-Saharan Africa

• Middle East

• Asia

• Project duration• 30 months

• Proposed budget• US$ 3 million

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