This presentation was delivered as part of the "Developing Building Blocks of a Global Mitigation Architecture" workshop series.

1. Supporting MRV-able mitigation
measures – BMU’s IKI project
portfolio on climate policy
International Climate Initiative (IKI)
workshop series “Developing Building
Blocks of a Global Mitigation Architecture
Norbert Gorißen, BMU
16 November, 2013, Warsaw

2. Overview
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1. IKI 2008-2013: Overview on current
LCDS/NAMA/MRV portfolio, challenges and
outlook
2. NAMA Facility: Overview on current
statistics and outlook
3. Enhancing Coordination and Learning
4. Focus on MRV! – Today‘s Workshop

3. IKI Developments 2008-2013
& outlook
Activities in the portfolio of the building
blocks of a mitigation architecture

4. 5 Years of Climate and Biodiversity
Finance of BMU: 2008 – Oct. 2013
• Funding of 365 IKI projects as well as German Climate
and Technology Initiative (DKTI) and NAMA Facility in over
80 partner countries with a total amount of € 1.15 billion.
• Mobilising of additional capital (implementing agencies +
other public and private-sector sources): € 2.3 billion
€ 3.45 billion total volume of BMU climate financing
Of the 365 IKI projects, approximately a quarter focuses on
climate policy advice (climate strategies, NAMAs, MRV, etc.)
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5. Central and Eastern
Europe, Central Asia,
Turkey
€125,8m; 13%
Asia and Pacific
€268,0m; 28%
Sub-Saharan Africa
€89,7m; 10%
Central & South America,
Carribean
€210,4m; 22%
MENA
€35,2m; 4%
Global
€215,7m; 23%
Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Turkey Asia Africa Central and South America MENA Global
Projects – Regional breakdown
(approved projects by 10/2013: 365 projects, funding volume: €945 million)
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6. Energy; 212; 43%
Waste; 10; 2%
Climatepolicy;
139; 28%
Innovative
financing
instruments; 43;
9%
Highly potent
greenhouse
gases; 30; 6%
Transport; 23;
5%
Carbon markets;
32; 7%
Funding amounts by topic in million Euros and %
Project Statistics in the Field of
Mitigation
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Total (as of Oct 2013):
192 approved projects
with funding of € 489m

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Project Statistics – NAMA, LCDS,
MRV development over years
8,4 12,6 15,5 13,5
34,8 (28,2)7,4
15,3 16,2
31,5 (18,5)
3,8
11,6 12,4 (7,9)
14,1 (8)
15,8 3,5
11,4 7,5
4
12
5
2,5 (2,5)
€0m
€10m
€20m
€30m
€40m
€50m
€60m
€70m
€80m
€90m
€100m
2008/09 2010 2011 2012 2013/14
Carbon Market/
NMM/ ETS (planned)
MRV in the area of
REDD+ (planned)
MRV (planned)
NAMA (planned)
LCDS & Nat. Climate
Policy (planned)
1,25

8. Growing portfolio in the area of
NAMA, LCDS, MRV
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• 69 IKI projects approved in the area of LCDS, NAMAs,
MRV (= approx. € 240 m)
• and a current pipeline 2013/2014 of 26 projects
(= approx. € 85 m)
Managing risk of possible incoherence in a growing portfolio:
Enhancing coordination and collaboration
between IKI projects: identifying links and gaps
Identifying and sharing lessons and products
Making an effort for transparent communication
and alignment with priorities of partner countries

9. NAMA Facility

10. NAMA Facility: Results of the 1st Call
Regional Statistics
• 47 NAMA Support Project
Outlines received
– Balanced geographical
distribution
– 17 outlines from Asia
– 14 from Africa
– 13 from the Americas
– 2 from Europe
– 1 from Oceania
17; 36%
14; 30%
13; 28%
2; 4%
1; 2%
Total projects received by
region
Asia
Africa
Americas
Europe
Oceania
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11. NAMA Facility: Results of the 1st Call
Sectoral Statistics
• High diversity of sectors
represented
– Energy efficiency, 15 outlines
– Renewable energy, 12
outlines
– Waste, 7 outlines
– Transport, 5 outlines
– Forestry, 3 outlines
– Agriculture, 2 outlines
– Other, 2 outlines
– Land use, 1 outline
Agricultur
e; 2; 4%
Energy
Efficiency;
15; 32%
Forestry;
3; 6%
Land Use;
1; 2%
Other; 2;
4%
Renewabl
e Energy;
12; 26%
Transport;
5; 11%
Waste; 7;
15%
Total projects received by sector
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12. Enhancing Coordination and
Learning

13. Future challenges & topics
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Increasing linkages between projects and their outcomes
with the international climate negotiation process,
especially with regard to the Durban Platform:
Closing the “ambition gap” with the instruments of
LCDS, NAMAs, MRV, etc.
Support of international partnerships, like
the International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV
Mobilising public and private climate finance
New call for proposals planned for spring 2014; aiming to
consolidate our portfolio and focus on key areas.

14. IKI – Enhancing Coordination &
Learning
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Some IKI knowledge management formats:
• Building Blocks Workshop series
• ikipedia:
• Overview and access to information on projects,
topics, countries, publications, etc.
• Please share & stay updated!
• Enhanced NAMA Cooperation:
• Organizations: CCAP, ECN, Ecofys, GIZ, UNDP, and WRI;
• Structure: Working groups on Finance, MRV,
Tools & Guides, Country-wise approach, and Events.
• IKI website, portfolio overviews, mappings, etc.
• Project websites, publications, presentations, events, ...

15. Focus on MRV!
Today’s Workshop

16. Today‘s Workshop: Focus on MRV!
MRV in the IKI:
• MRV is a (growing) focus area for some IKI projects
• Important cross-cutting issue in many projects
• IKI projects contribute to the 'International Partnership
on Mitigation and MRV'
• Also: IKI monitoring and evaluation on project level and
aggregated programme level
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17. Why do we need MRV-able mitigation
efforts?
Transparency is key – also for the development of other climate
regime building blocks
• MRV of emissions useful for: identification of ambition gap,
political pledges based on LCDS, effective mitigation action pre-2020,
etc.
• MRV of NAMAs useful for: NAMA design & monitoring,
assessment of NAMA-impact, mechanisms of results-based finance,
etc.
• MRV of support useful for: climate finance mechanisms, GCF-
readiness, etc.
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18. Challenges of MRV – What can IKI
projects do?
• Capacity building for national MRV experts
• Supporting the analysis of emission data for baselines,
GHG emission inventories, BURs, etc.
building upon existing sectoral expertise
• Supporting institutional developments for the
establishment of national MRV systems and institutions
ensuring coherence and cooperation between agencies,
incentivise private sector involvement, etc.
• Etc. Let’s hear from you and your projects
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19. Thank you for your
attention!
Further information :
www.international-climate-initiative.com
programmbuero@programmbuero-klima.de
Name
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