Arab Hoballah, 10YFP Secretariat ECOSOC Panel Discussion on 10YFP Progress New York, 17th November 2014

10-year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable

Consumption and Production Patterns

The 10YFP

A Global Mandate for Support on SCP

Agenda 21, Rio, 1992

JPOI, 2002 Marrakech Process, 2003-11

Rio +20, 2012

“SCP is one of the overarching objectives of, and essential requirements for, sustainable development.”

A/CONF.216/5 (paragraph 226 – “The Future We Want”). 10YFP adopted

SDG & post-2015

“The major cause of the continued deterioration of the global environment are the unsustainable patterns of consumption and production…”

“Encourage and promote the development of a 10-year framework of programmes (10YFP) ..to.. shift towards SCP patterns….” (JPOI, 2002)

SCP Mandate

“ Fundamental changes in the way societies produce and consume are indispensable for

achieving global sustainable development. All countries should promote sustainable

consumption and production patterns, with the developed countries taking the lead and with

all countries benefiting from the process, taking into account the Rio principles...” (A/CONF.216/5 , para 1.a); (A/CONF.216/5 , para 1.a)

Introduction 10YFP main objectives

Accelerate the shift towards SCP in all countries by supporting regional and national policies and initiatives

Increase RE and decouple economic growth from

environmental degradation, creating decent jobs and

contributing to poverty eradication and shared

prosperity

Support capacity-building and facilitate access to financial and technical assistance for developing countries, to implement SCP activities at all levels

Serve as an information and

knowledge sharing platform on SCP to enable

all stakeholders to exchange policies, tools, initiatives and

best practices, enhancing cooperation

10YFP Organisational Structure Reporting lines Guiding & facilitating Interacting & implementing

Board

Secretariat (UNEP)

ECOSOC Interim reporting

body

• Consumer information (CIP)

• Sustainable lifestyles and education (SLE)

• Sustainable public procurement (SPP)

• Sustainable buildings and construction (SBC)

• Sustainable tourism, including ecotourism (ST)

• Sustainable Food Systems (SFS)

PROGRAMMES Multi stakeholder with regional and national focus

Regional / Sub-regional e.g. SWITCH Asia

National Sub-national

and local

SCP dialogues, initiatives & roundtables

Trust Fund

administered by

UNEP

International

Oversee/admin Apply to TF

UN interagency coordination

group

National & Stakeholders Focal Points

◦ 10 members, nominated by UN regional groups in New York, two countries successively sharing a seat in current 2 year term

◦ Bangladesh/Indonesia, Chile, Germany/Finland, Japan/Korea, Mexico, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Switzerland, Tanzania

◦ Third meeting of Board, Santiago, Chile, 15-16 October 2014 – key outputs

Increase capacity and engagement of national focal points – including through development of a toolkit

Interaction between NFPs and regions is very valuable, strengthen these and those with Board

The Board supports the work undertaken on the links between SCP and the SDGs and the potential role of the 10YFP in implementation of post-2015 development agenda

The Board will serve as Ambassadors and fund-raisers for the 10YFP

10YFP Board

Established on 16th September, 2013

Building the 10YFP organisational structure

National Focal Points

114 National Focal Points (NFPs) nominated (28 in Africa, 28 in Asia, 16 in Eastern Europe, 20 in LAC, 22 in WEOG)

Participation of 70 NFPs in regional meetings and two capacity-building workshops, so far

The Inter Agency Coordination Group (IACG) 2nd meeting of 13 UN agencies in Paris in May 2014

Released first IACG document “SCP in the SDG focus areas” in June 2014, prior to 13th session of OWG on SDGs.

Organised a side event on “One UN for Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP): Joint Action to Implement the 10YFP” at the HLPF in June 2014

The Trust Fund: First Trust Fund call for proposals launched for SPP programme, on 14 October 2014.

US $ 500k available for this first call

All six programmes will start with such calls

Stakeholder Focal Points Nomination Process

NGOs Farmers Ch&Youth Workers Women Business Science&Tech Local Auth.

Global

Africa

Asia & Pacific

Eastern Europe

LAC

West Europe & Others (WEOG)

Nominated SFP and Alternates

8 of 9 Major Groups have nominated most of their focal points

58 Focal Points (34 primary and 24 alternates)

10YFP Stakeholder Focal Points meeting, back to back with UNEA, June 2014

Webinar & regional meetings organized

The information and knowledge sharing platform of the 10YFP

To date, 120,000 pages have been viewed by more than 15,000 unique visitors from 193 countries

A community of 2000 registered members from more than 1000 organizations in the world

A worldwide database of SCP initiatives (600+ entries)

An expert / resource persons directory (400+ members)

Scaling up for collective impact to shift to SCP patterns

Country profiles being developed with 4 countries and more

Building the 10YFP organisational structure

Social media 1500 followers of

@GlobalSCP and Facebook www.scpclearinghouse.org

10YFP Programmes are umbrellas, bringing actors together for collective impact, delivering capacity building, primarily at national and regional levels

Current Status: 10YFP Programmes

NEW!! Sustainable

Food Systems

10YFP Sustainable Public Procurement Programme

Where and when? Co-Leads Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee (MAC)

On the margins of the 10th session of the Open Working Group (OWG) on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in UN Headquarters in New York on 1st April 2014

Governments: Chile, Denmark, China, Mauritius, Switzerland, USA, Sweden, South Korea

International Organizations: International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN), International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), UNEP, ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, Union économique et monétaire Ouest africaine – UEMOA, UNOPS

NGOs and business associations: Forest Stewardship Council.

Launched

10 YFP SPP work areas

More information at: unep.org/10YFP/procurement

10YFP Consumer Information

Where and when? Co-Leads Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee (MAC)

High-Level Political Forum (HLPF), in New York on 1st July 2014. A first meeting of the MAC members of the programme took place on 6-7 November 2014, in Paris.

Governments: Burkina Faso, France, Jordan, Peru and the United Kingdom;

Inter-governmental organization:

European Commission;

International organizations: INPSI,

IPEN, ITC and UNEP/SETAC Life cycle

Initiative (LCI);

NGOs, Networks and Private Sector:

AKATU Institute, Caribbean Consumer

Council, Centro Tecnológico para la

Sustentabilidad, Consumer Education

Trust (CONSENT), Green Purchasing

Network (GPN, Japan), ISEAL, Pick and

Pay and Sustainability Consortium.

Launched

10 YFP Consumer Information Programme work areas

More information at: unep.org/10YFP/consumer

10YFP Sustainable Tourism Including Eco-Tourism Programme

Where and when? Lead and Co-Leads Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee (MAC)

World Travel Market in London, on 5 November 2014.

Governments: South Korea, South Africa, Croatia, Cape Verde, Philippines, Germany, Chile, India,

International Organizations: OECD, UNEP, RETOSA, South Pacific Tourism Organization

NGOs and business associations: Ecotourism Korea, Fair Trade Tourism, Global Sustainable Tourism Council, IUCN WCPA Tourism And Protected Areas Specialist Group, South Africa, Japan Ecolodge Association, Naturefriends International, Rainforest Alliance, Sustainable Travel International, The International Ecotourism Society, World Travel and Tourism Council, TUI Travel PLC, U.K.

Launched

10 YFP Sustainable Tourism including Eco-Tourism work areas

More information at: unep.org/10YFP/tourism

10YFP Sustainable Lifestyles and Education Programme

Where and when? Co-Leads Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee (MAC)

The UNESCO International Conference on Education for Sustainable Development in Nagoya, Japan on 11 November 2014

Governments: France, Sweden International Organizations: UNEP,

UNESCO, UNU-IAS NGOs and business associations: Akatu

Institute for Conscious Consumption, BSR, Integrative Strategies Forum, JUCCCE, Prithvi Innovations, RESP, SWAGEN, Tanzania Consumer Advocacy Society, Uganda Coalition for Sustainable Development, World Resources Forum and WRAP.

Academia/research: Global Research Forum on Sustainable Production and Consumption (GRF-SPaC), IGES, PERL at Hedmark University College (Norway), Universidad El Bosque (Colombia), University of Surrey (UK).

Launched

10 YFP Consumer Information Programme work areas

More information at: unep.org/10YFP/lifestyles

10YFP Sustainable Building and Construction Programme

When? Status Proposed Working Areas

by the end of 2014 or in early 2015

A public on-line consultation on the draft concept note of the Sustainable Buildings and Construction (SBC) Programme is currently taking place. The SBCI network partners are providing support to consultations in various regions, and facilitating feedback on the development of the programme.

• Establish and promote enabling frameworks to implement SBC policies

• Reduce climate impact of building sector

• Promote Resource Efficiency in Building Supply Chain

• Support and Promote Sustainable Social Housing

• Knowledge sharing, outreach and awareness raising (cross-cutting)

Proposed vision of the SBC programme “All stakeholders involved in the planning, commissioning, design, construction and deconstruction, management and operation of buildings have a common understanding of sustainable buildings and the knowledge, resources and incentives required to create, maintain and use them; structures that are healthy to live and work in, that sustainably utilise energy, water, land and other key resources, respecting environmental limits, and ultimately have a minimally adverse impact on the natural world.”

To be Launched

10YFP Sustainable Food Systems Programme

When? Status Proposed Working Areas

Launch is expected second quarter of 2015

On-line consultation July 2014: gathered 212 responses (29% from researchers, 25% from NGOs, 18% from governmental institutions, 8 % from the private sector, 6% from IGOs, 12% other) The first draft of the programme concept was developed at an expert session of the Agri-food Task Force on SCP on 11-12 September 2014 at FAO Headquarters in Rome.

• Increasing the availability, accessibility and sharing of actionable knowledge, information and tools for sustainable consumption and production

• Encourage, facilitate and support integrated multi-stakeholder dialogue to help inform interconnected policymaking towards sustainable food systems at local, national, regional and international levels

• Facilitating the use and enhance opportunities for market-based and/or voluntary approaches throughout supply chain towards sustainable food systems

Proposed vision : “all food systems are sustainable, delivering food security and nutrition for all in such a way that the economic, social and environmental bases to generate food security and nutrition for future generations are not compromised”

To be Launched

Creating “collective impact” through the 10YFP programmes

Five Conditions for Collective Impact – Kania and Kramer 2011

COMMON AGENDA • A shared vision for a common understanding of the problem

• A joint approach to solving it through agreed upon actions

SHARED MEASUREMENT • Collecting data and measuring results consistently, thus aligning efforts

• Holding each other accountable

MUTUALLY REINFORCING ACTIVITIES

• Activities are differentiated while still being coordinated through a mutually reinforcing plan of action.

CONTINUOUS COMMUNICATION • Consistent and open communication across the many actors to build trust

• Assure mutual objectives, and create common motivation.

BACKBONE SUPPORT • Leads and co leads of programmes and their MACs, supported by the Secretariat, provide strategic direction, facilitate dialogue, manage data collection and analysis

• Secretariat, Leads and Co-Leads and MACs mobilize funds together, while Secretariat and Board report to ECOSOC, which in turn supports 10YFP

Leads, co-leads and Multistakeholder Advisory Committees of the Programmes

• Serving as parliaments, work plan, project generator and fund mobilization for the programmes, together with other programme partners

• Multistakeholder composition, participatory governance and the five factors above are the key to making programmes work.

• Programmes will be built from the bottom up, responding to the expressed needs of national and stakeholder focal points

Current status: regional activities

10YFP Regional Meetings in 2014

10YFP Regional Meeting at the African Roundtable on SCP, 12-16 May 2014, Windhoek, Namibia

Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Regional Council of Government Experts on SCP in the LAC region, 13-14 October, 2014

21-23 October 2014: South East Asia training workshop for 10YFP National Focal Points, Vientiane, Lao PDR

27 October 2014: 1st 10YFP multi-stakeholder regional meeting for Eastern Europe, Geneva, Switzerland.

Upcoming 10YFP Regional Meetings

10 - 12 December 2014: 10YFP meeting of the Western Europe and Others Group (WEOG) National and Stakeholder Focal Points, Rome, Italy.

Draft regional roadmap for the implementation of the 10YFP in LAC, October 2014 (under revision), responding to LAC Forum of Environment Ministers decision in March 2014

Launch of ‘SCP for SIDS Initiative within the 10YFP’ at the Third

International Conference on SIDS, Samoa, September 2014

African 10YFP Roadmap, discussed May 2014 (under revision)

Asia and the Pacific Roadmap, Nov. 2013, launched in April 2014

West Asia Roadmap, agreed, June 2013

Latin American and Caribbean Roadmap, under revision, November 2014

Current status : regional activities

10YFP in the international agenda

UNEA Ministerial Plenary focused on “Sustainable Development Goals and

the Post-2015 Development Agenda, including SCP” from 26-27 June, 2014

Ministers highlighted the potential of the 10YFP as an important implementation mechanism for the SDGs

In the outcome document, Ministers called on the international community to accelerate implementation of the 10YFP

Two dialogues at HLPF, 30th June “Dialogue with the Chairs of the 10YFP Board” “How could SCP contribute to the SDGs?” HLPF echoed UNEA call for rapid implementation of the 10YFP

10YFP Board paper on potential contribution of 10YFP programmes to the SDGs (June 2014)

How to accelerate the implementation of the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on SCP?

◦ Empowering the 10YFP National Focal Points (NFPs), nominated by governments, to define and convey countries’ needs for the shift to SCP – capacity building for NFPs is a key demand

◦ NFPs to enhance inter-ministerial cooperation and coordinate broader stakeholder action at the national level, also serving as the channel for submitting proposals to the 10YFP Trust Fund

◦ Secure more active participation of the private sector and financial institutions in the 10YFP by demonstrating the economic case for, and return on investment generated by, the shift to SCP patterns

◦ Securing predictable and adequate finance for the 10YFP Trust Fund to enable timely implementation of its programmes at national and regional levels, on the scale being demanded by many actors

Challenges & opportunities

Challenges & opportunities

What opportunities exist for improving the comprehensiveness of programmes under the 10YFP in support of national sustainable

development transitions? • Actors in all programmes to identify areas of cooperation and

synergies, including between 10YFP programmes, in order to ensure a wider collective impact and effective resource mobilization.

• Identifying other priority themes to be addressed – countries have expressed interest in programmes on waste, SMEs and cities

• Showcasing, through 10YFP programmes and country experiences, that the shift to SCP patterns offers triple-win solutions for society, the economy , and the environment.

Launch of last two programmes: Buildings and Construction (early 2015), Sustainable Food Systems in Q2

Allocate funds to successful projects submitted to first call for proposals of SPP programme (Q1 2015)

Make call for proposals for Consumer Information, Sustainable Tourism and Sustainable Lifestyles and Education programmes (Q4 2014 & Q1 2015)

Comprehensive upgrade of the Global SCP Clearinghouse (starting shortly)

Global Survey on SCP policies and initiatives (Q4 2014 and Q1 2015)

Research Report “SCP for Poverty Eradication, Productivity and Climate Change Mitigation” (in preparation, due Q1 2015)

First international meeting of the 10YFP, New York (Q2 2015) - TBC

Next report to ECOSOC (10YFP progress and Trust Fund), Sept 2015

Milestones for next 6 months

Thank you!

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www.scpclearinghouse.org

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