Conceptualizing NAMAs within Green Growth PlansBen SimsRegional OfficerGlobal Green Growth Institute

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Approach and mission

3. Workstreams

4. Snapshot of GGGI approach

5. Portfolio summary

6. GGGI’s focus in East Asia and the Pacific

7. Green growth planning and NAMAs

8. Future role of GGGI in NAMA programmes

9. Case study one: Indonesia

10. Case study two: Ethiopia

INTRODUCTION

GoalsGGGI partners with countries to help them build economies that grow strongly, and are more efficient and sustainable in the use of natural resources, less carbon intensive, and more resilient to climate change.

Member states and Operations

APPROACH AND MISSION

Evidence

Green growth projects varying in scale and content that results in sustainable economic development

Growing evidence on the viability and advantage of green growth as a national strategy

High-cost, resource-intensive growth

Strategic investments and policy implementation for

green growth

Increased resilience to climate change and

sustainable management of environmental

resources

An equitable and sustainable

growth trajectory that leapfrogs

traditional modes of high-cost,

resource-intensive growth

GREEN G ROWTHCountry Programmes

Successful green growth

outcomes

Partner organization

projects

WORKSTREAMS

Partner Country

Public-Private Cooperation

(PPC)

Green Growth Planning & Implementation(GGP&I)

Knowledge Development and

Management

(KDM)

GGGI Country Program

SNAPSHOT OF GGGI APPROACH

ScopingGreen Growth Plan Development and Capacity Building

Implementation

1 2 3

Analysis of country’s growth

and development

plans

Assessment of overall

potential impact on the

economy

Sector by sector

diagnostic and prioritization

of opportunities

Financial analysis of costs and

investment requirements

Analysis and consultation

on appropriate institutions, policies and

capacity

Development of investment

plans

2

PORTFOLIO SUMMARY

Agriculture Adaptation

Forestry Industry TransportUrban Planning

Water

Indonesia

East Africa

Kazakhstan

Mongolia

Ethiopia

Thailand

EnergyGreen GrowthPlanning

Philippines Philippines

Philippines

Mongolia

Kazakhstan

Vietnam

Rwanda China Kazakhstan

Pacific Islands

MekongMongolia

UAE

Jordan

Peru

Mexico

Columbia

Brazil

China – Yunnan Province

Morocco

Peru

Scoping

Delivery

South Africa

Kazakhstan

Jordan

Mexico

Morocco

Cambodia

EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC

Thailand

Country Sector

Cambodia Green Growth Planning

Indonesia Green Growth Planning

Pacific Islands Green Growth Planning

Philippines Green Growth Planning; Adaptation

Thailand Mitigation

Vietnam Green Growth Planning

Cambodia

Vietnam

Mekong

Philippines

Indonesia

Pacific Islands

FUTURE ROLE IN NAMA PROGRAMMES

As the mandate of the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is to achieve transformational green growth in the countries with which it partners, GGGI could assist to design and implement NAMAs.

GGGI is at an early stage in terms of NAMA support and future assistance could include:

1. Technical capacity2. Mainstreaming low carbon growth opportunities3. Providing advice on institutional frameworks4. Investment opportunities5. Private sector participation

CASE STUDY ONE: INDONESIA

“To promote Green Growth in

Indonesia that recognises the

value of natural capital, improves resilience, builds local economies

and is inclusive and equitable”

Green Growth for Indonesia

1

Green growth mainstreamed in planning & investments

REDD+ for green growth

Regional engagement

Development of innovative mechanisms to drive investment towards green growth sectors

To ensure that REDD+ finance, programs and policies catalyze green growth

Green growth implementation in Central Kalimantan Province

1C

2

3CK

3EK

1B

1ADevelopment of a Green Growth Roadmap with tools and methodolologies to support policy and planning processes

Green Growth Assessment of Capital Projects across a variety of sectors

Green growth implementation in East Kalimantan Province

Institutional Capacity Building

2

3

INDONESIA

• Green Growth Framework and Assessment • Green technology transfer• Project proposals (i.e. solar PV development in East Kalimantan)• Indicator development (MRV)

CASE STUDY TWO: ETHIOPIA

ETHIOPIA

• Ethiopia’s Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) Initiative• Sectoral Reduction Mechanism (SRM)• Pipeline for delivering projects resulting in GHG reductions• Finance for fast-track investments• Methodology for reporting results (MRV)

Thank you.

ben.sims@gggi.org

+82 10 9530 9920

www.gggi.org