Conceptualizing NAMAs within Green Growth Plans Ben Sims Regional Officer Global Green Growth Institute.

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Conceptualizing NAMAs within Green Growth Plans Ben Sims Regional Officer Global 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 Goals GGGI 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 GROWTH Country 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 Scoping Green Growth Plan Development and Capacity Building Implementation 1 23 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 IndustryTransport Urban Planning Water Indonesia East Africa Kazakhstan Mongolia Ethiopia Thailand Energy Green Growth Planning Philippines Mongolia Kazakhstan Vietnam Rwanda China Kazakhstan Pacific Islands Mekong Mongolia 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 CountrySector Cambodia Green Growth Planning Indonesia Green Growth Planning Pacific Islands Green Growth Planning Philippines Green Growth Planning; Adaptation ThailandMitigation Vietnam Green Growth Planning Cambodia Vietnam Mekong Philippines Indonesi a 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 capacity 2.Mainstreaming low carbon growth opportunities 3.Providing advice on institutional frameworks 4.Investment opportunities 5.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 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 3C K 3E K 1B 1A Development 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 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)

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