Experiences in Developing iNDC in Indonesia

Syamsidar Thamrin Deputy Director for Weather and Climate

National Development Planning Ministry (BAPPENAS)

Durban Forum on Capacity Building Part II session

Monday, 8 June 2015, Bonn

Presentation Structure

1. INDC preparation

2. Multi Stakeholders’ Engagement Process

3. The Way Forward

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2.

3.

iNDC Preparation 1.

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Linkages between National Mitigation Action Plan (RAN-GRK ) and iNDC

RAN GRK 2010-2020

Review process of RAN - GRK

(Jan-Aug 2015)

UPDATED RAN - GRK 2010-2020-

2045

Indonesia INDC

New National Mid-Term Development Plan

2015-2019

Assessments of new baseline and future policy intervention

Indonesia INDC Submission to

UNFCCC

Revised Presidential

Regulation on RAN-GRK

Current RAN-GRK Review Process Document Outputs High Level Decisions

Indonesia iNDC is a by-product of Indonesia Mitigation Policy (RAN-GRK) Review Process. • Using existing Legal base for iNDC development

Technocratic Process

Political Process

THE PROGRAM

RAN-GRK, 33 RAD GRK, AND

RAN-API UNDER REVIEW

New Action Plan for MITIGATION AND ADAPATION

INDC • 4 YEARS OF EMPIRICAL EXPERIENCES • EXCLUDED/INCLUDED ACTIVITIES • MORE CAPACITY AND KNOWLEDGE ,

KNOWHOW • COMMUNITY AND PRIVATE SECTOR NAMA

Institutional Arrangment

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BappenasBappenas

Bappenas

UNFCCC

Focal Point to International

Steering Committee for INDC – chaired by

BAPPENAS

Min. of Energy Min . Of Industry

Min . Of Transport

Min of Public Works

Min. of Environment and

ForestryMin. of Agriculture Min. of Finance

Chamber of Commerce

Otherstakeholders

Otherstakeholders

Otherstakeholders

Working Group for ENERGy & WASTE Working Group for LAND-BASED Working Group for Economic and Finance

Secretariat of RAN GRK

iNDCs process using existing Working Groups for Climate Change Coordination

Why System Dynamics for RAN-GRK Review?

• Support policy makers to understand and assess complex relationships between parameters (feedback relationship) among the RAN-GRK sectors.

• Allow policy makers to overview the implications of policy scenarios being designed over time. find leverage policies and avoid counter intuitive policy impacts.

• Allow policy makers to put some constrains/ limitations (for example carrying capacity) into policy scenario exercises.

• Provide policy makers a ‘room’ to communicate each other on policy design exercises.

• Easy to understand without using too many complex mathematical equations.

• Accommodate qualitative parameters.

Multi Stakeholders’ Engagement Process

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Meetings for iNDC (November 2014-May2015)

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Coordination

Meeting 25

November

2014, Jakarta

Coordination

Meeting 15

Januari 2015,

Jakarta

24-26 of February

2015

Basic training

for system dynamics approach

4-6 of March 2015

Development of model

structure for

reviewing GHG

baseline in waste and

IPPU sectors

5 of March

Internal Coordination for Energy Sector

18-20 of March 2015

Development of model

structure for

reviewing GHG

baseline in energy sector

31 of March-2 of April 2015

Development of model

structure for

reviewing GHG

baseline in land-based

sector

28-29 of April

Internal Coordination for Energy Sector

May 5 2015 FGD for RAN-

GRK review

and preparation of iNDC

May 6 - 8 2015

Developing dynamic

model for Land base

sector, Energy sector,

industry sector and

waste manageme

nt sector

May 26 - 28 2015 Finalized of system dynamics

model

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Multi Stakeholders’ Engagement

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FGD with Line-Ministries, Modellers and International

consultant

FGD with Line-Ministries & Modellers

FGD with Line-Ministries & Modellers

FGD with Line-Ministries & Modellers

FGD with CSO & Modellers

Focus Group Discussions Informal meetings Resource persons: international &

national Using national modellers from ITB Involve line-ministries since the

beginning Wide stakelholders’ engegament

including CSO, Business Community & Local Governments

Using existing data & information Attenting international iNDC workshops

& seminars Budget support from Indonesian

Government and Development Partners

The Way Forward 3.

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Next Agenda for iNDC Process

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15 of June:

model

validation

First week

of July:

Draft of

iNDC

August: Report

to the

President

23 of June: High

Level Meetings

and

stakeholders consultations

Last week of

July:

Ministrial

Approval

Mid-

September:

Submission

of iNDC

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5 6

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month 2015

Thank You Terima Kasih

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Contacts: sthamrin@bappenas.go.id

http://ranradgrk.bappenas.go.id/rangrk/ http://www.icctf.or.id