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CLIMDEV-AFRICA SPECIAL FUND
ROUNDTABLE MEETING, 25 APRIL 2012
CONCEPT NOTE
1. SUMMARY
1.1. The ClimDev-Africa Special Fund (CDSF) was established through an Instrument of the African Development Bank (AfDB) to support activities of the Climate for Development in Africa Programme (ClimDev-Africa).
1.2. The Fund will pool resources and, through demand-driven projects and activities, finance the preparation and implementation of climate-resilient development policies and programmes that mainstream climate change information at all levels in Africa.
1.3. The Bank has completed the prerequisites and other start-up activities to allow donors to contribute to the Fund, including the opening of a bank account and the preparation of operational procedures. In order for the Fund to become effective and begin operations, UA 20 million has to be committed, in accordance with the Instrument Establishing the Fund.
1.4. With the aim of raising awareness and securing the required Funding to declare the Fund effective and to implement the CDSF work programme, a donor roundtable meeting is being organised by the ClimDev-Africa partners AfDB, the African Union Commission (AUC) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), as well as the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) who will host the meeting:
Date: April 25, 2012, back-to-back with the Stockholm+40 conference
Location: Sida Headquarters, Stockholm, Sweden
2. BACKGROUND
2.1. The lack of appropriate climate information is a major and fundamental obstacle to addressing the challenges of climate change in Africa, and has led to calls by African leaders and development partners to improve the provision and use of appropriate climate information to promote sustainable development planning in Africa.
2.2. ClimDev-Africa is a joint initiative of AfDB, AUC and UNECA. The Program has been endorsed at regional meetings of African Heads of State and Government and by Africa’s
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Ministers of Finance, Planning, Economic Development, and the Environment to seek ways of overcoming the lack of necessary climate information, analysis and options required by policy and decision-makers at all levels.
2.3. AfDB accepted the request from the AUC and UNECA to establish the ClimDev-Africa Special Fund (CDSF) and to administer its resources for demand-led interventions. The ClimDev-Africa Special Fund was established by the Bank’s Board of Governors in May 2010. The CDSF forms one of the three elements of ClimDev-Africa, the others being the African Climate Policy Center at UNECA, and the Climate Change and Desertification Control Unit at the AUC.
3. RESOURCES MOBILISATION
3.1. Resource Requirements: CDSF resource requirements for the three-year period 2012-2014 amount to €144 million to finance and manage 72 projects as described in Table 1. 20 million Units of Account (approximately €22.4 million) is required immediately for the Fund to become effective, and to implement the 2012 work programme. Fund raising efforts will continue throughout the year with the aim of also securing the additional €55 million planned for the 2013 programme.
Table 1: CDSF Resource Requirements 2012-2014 (in Euro)
2012 2013 2014 Total
Number of projects 10 27 35 72
Project funding (€) 20,000,000 52,000,000 64,000,000 136,000,000
Administrative budget (€) 2,354,000 3,054,000 3,054,000 8,462,000
Programme budget (€) 22,354,000 55,054,000 67,054,000 144,462,000
3.2. Resource Mobilisation Strategy: In order to acquire adequate and stable funding for CDSF, a high level resource mobilization strategy has been prepared for CDSF which will be carried out in collaboration with the Programme partners over the coming years. The donor roundtable meeting is being organised as an initial and critical step to implement this resource mobilisation strategy. The following action areas form the basis of the strategy and provide the context for the meeting:
Position CDSF strategically: Demonstrating the niche of CDSF by concentrating efforts on what CDSF can do best, both in relation to the key programme partners as well as complementarity with other development players. Project identification and selection is key in this strategic positioning, and the CDSF work plan for 2012-2014 includes an initial list of projects that have been identified for potential funding by the Fund.
Develop appropriate mechanisms for awareness creation: Global promotion and transparent reporting of CDSF activities and its achievements. Increase the visibility and prominence of CDSF and stimulate global interest in and support for CDSF activities through development of communications and advocacy material and active
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participation at key sector events. The first annual Climate Change and Development in Africa (CCDA-I) conference which was held in October 2011 and organised by the ClimDev partners, as well as a special ClimDev side event held at COP17 in Durban contributed to raising awareness of the Programme. The establishment of a dedicated ClimDev Africa website to be launched in the first half of 2012 will provide another channel for information sharing. A CDSF side event is being planned for the second CCDA conference scheduled for September 2012.
Establish and expand the donor base though proactive fund mobilization initiatives: Ensure the initial donors that have shown interest come on board to start operations, as this will facilitate attracting other donors. Proactive outreach to identify and approach additional potential donors and to address any concerns they may have in joining is an on-going effort that will continue beyond the roundtable. These efforts will ensure engagement on political level to maximise the impact of the fund raising efforts and the size of potential contributions.
Build donor confidence through efficient delivery of commitments with definite and identifiable outputs and risks; through efficient use of available funds; and through regular dialogue with major donors and the ClimDev Steering Committee so that problems can be anticipated and solved. Recognition of donors and visibility of their contribution will be facilitated to the extent possible.
3.3. Roles and Responsibilities: Efforts to mobilise funding for the 2012-2014 CDSF programme will be carried out by the programme partners under the general leadership of the AUC. However, AfDB and ACPC will also support and take an active part in resource mobilisation efforts for the CDSF and AfDB will lead the practical arrangements for the roundtable meeting. Coordination across these organisations will be supported by the AUC/UNECA/AfDB Joint Secretariat based in Addis. It expected that all ClimDev Steering Committee members will support fund raising efforts as appropriate. For example, donors on the Steering Committee may be strategically positioned to approach additional donors.
3.4. Funding prospect for the roundtable: CDSF will target four initial donors to raise the required threshold of UA 20 million (€22.4 million): Sweden, UK, the EC and Norway, as these donors have indicated their interest to support the Fund when the ClimDev Programme was established. It is expected that other donors that will be approached will take longer to come on board. The following amounts are targeted for the operationalization of the Fund:
Sweden has indicated a potential contribution in the range of €3 million.
The UK has indicated a potential total contribution of £10 million to the ClimDev
Programme, of which £3.8 has been disbursed to ACPC. Some of the remaining
balance could be allocated to the CDSF. But DFID has said that it will not commit any
resources to the CDSF unless the CDSF can demonstrate that it will deliver clear
results quickly.
EU has pledged €8 million for the Programme. The status of commitment is to be
clarified, as well as what funds are still available. The EU had informally raised an
issue about not being able to contribute to basket funds hosted by AfDB for
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procurement reasons, and AfDB provided clarification that this issue was resolved in
2007 and confirmed that the European Commission is already contributing to other
special funds at the Bank, such as the African Water Facility.
Norway had intended to contribute to the Fund initially. A potential contribution
from Norway could be instrumental in reaching the Fund’s effectiveness threshold.
The targeted amounts from the initial three donors total approximately €18.5
million. The balance to reach the threshold of €4 million would be solicited from
Norway and/or through higher contributions from one of the other donors.
4. OBJECTIVE AND EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THE ROUNDTABLE
4.1. The goal of the ClimDev Special Fund roundtable meeting is to:
(i) secure the UA 20 million required for the 2012 work plan to declare the Fund effective; and
(ii) generate interest and initiate the fund raising process amongst a broader range of donors who may come on board later in the year in order to secure the additional funding to support the 2013 operations.
5. TIMING AND LOCATION
5.1. Location: The Swedish government has been an instrumental supporter of the ClimDev-Africa Program since its inception, and is one of two donor representatives on the Program’s Steering Committee. Accordingly, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) was contacted and confirmed hosting the roundtable meeting at their headquarters in Stockholm.
5.2. Timeframe: Through consultations amongst the organising parties, the meeting has been set for the afternoon of April 25th, 2012. The meeting will take place back-to-back with the “Stockholm+40 – Partnership Forum for Sustainable Development” event that is being organised by the Swedish Government.
5.3. Logistics and Facilities: As host of the meeting, Sida is providing the conference venue at its headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden. However, AfDB will be responsible for the organisational arrangements, including the logistics and direct costs such as travel arrangements for sponsored participants, interpretation and reporting. Within the Bank, the Agriculture and Agro-Industry Department (OSAN) in collaboration with various departments (Communications, Language Services, Partnerships, etc.) is coordinating the organisation of the roundtable, with support provided by the Joint Secretariat Support Office in Addis.
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6. PARTICIPATION
6.1. Approximately 40 participants are expected for the roundtable. The target audience of the meeting is primarily the donor community from which funding is being sought. Furthermore, key African players will participate to make active contributions to the meeting and to ensure information about ClimDev-Africa is well disseminated on the African continent.
6.2. Invitations: As this timeframe is tight the key to the success of the meeting is to ensure invitations supported by key documentation are issued in a timely manner to ensure optimal participation. The three programme partners have all committed to take an active role in this process: Invitations will be processed by ACPC, signed by the AUC and sent out early March 2012 by the Bank.
6.3. Donors invited to the meeting may be differentiated between those that have already expressed interest and intention to fund the initiative, such as Sweden and the UK, and those that have not been involved in the Programme to date, including non-traditional potential donors that such as China and Brazil and countries such as Australia and New Zealand. It is expected that the meeting will help the former make firm commitments. For the latter, the meeting is a first step of engagement with the ClimDev Special Fund which will generate opportunities to be followed up after the meeting. Key individuals will be identified using the AfDB, AUC, UNECA and Sida networks to ensure targeted invitations. Invitees will primarily be Heads of development agencies and officials responsible for Climate Change. After issuance of invitations, follow up will be undertaken to ensure appropriate participation. Annex 3 lists the target donors that will be invited.
6.4. African participation will mainly be represented by the the President of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN), currently held by Mali's Minister for
Environment and Sanitation. African climate institutions and Regional Economic Communities will be invited to share experiences in terms of successes and challenges in enhancing availability and mainstreaming of climate information for development and economic growth. The following climate institutions will be invited: ACMAD, AGRHYMET, ICPAC and DMC/SADC.
6.5. ClimDev-Africa Steering Committee members are expected to participate in the meeting.
AfDB: The President of the Bank has indicated he will attend the Stockholm+40
meeting as well as the Roundtable. The OSAN Director will participate and the CDSF
team will handle organisational matters.
AUC will be represented by ... senior management
UNECA will be represented by … senior management, as well as ACPC which will
provide technical input to the meeting.
Donor representatives Sweden and UK are primarily attending as donor and host.
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The other ClimDev-Africa Steering Committee members are AMCEN, GCOS, UNDP,
UNEP and WMO.
7. AGENDA
7.1. The meeting will take place on the afternoon of April 25th and is structured around three main parts, as indicated in the meeting Agenda presented in Annex 1:
Panel Discussion with a broad range of stakeholders on “Sustainable development
and financing of climate services in Africa.”
Presentation of the ClimDev-Africa Progarmme and its Special Fund.
Donor expression of interest and pledging in support of the Fund.
A press conference will conclude the event.
7.2. Moderator: A subject matter specialist with conference management experience will moderate the meeting. A suitable person will be sought amongst stakeholders, and if needed a professional moderator will be considered. SEI may be considered for this role.
7.3. AfDB will host a cocktail reception at the end of the meeting to allow for informal discussion amongst participants and build contacts for follow up after the meeting.
8. DOCUMENTATION
8.1. The following documents will be issued for the meeting:
Flyer for the Climate for Development in Africa – Roundtable, including agenda and
logistical information
ClimDev-Africa Programme Work Plan 2012-2014
ClimDev Special Fund Work Plan 2012-2014, incl. pipeline of potential projects
ClimDev Framework Programme Document
Framework Document for the Establishment of the ClimDev-Africa Special Fund
ClimDev-Africa Progress Report 2011, incl. COP17 and CCDA-1
CDSF Operational Procedures Manual
Instruments of Commitment and Participation for the CDSF
8.2. For the meeting day, an information pack on CD ROM will be distributed including the above mentioned material and presentations that will be made during the day. Press releases will be prepared ahead of the meeting and updated during the day.
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9. COMMUNICATION
9.1. To generate awareness for the meeting as well as the ClimDev-Africa Programme, AfDB, AUC, UNECA and Sida will leverage the communications channels of their respective institutions’ networks.
9.2. Lobbying for participation ahead of the meeting is required considering the short time frames involved in the organisation of the meeting.
Sida, WRI and ACPC held a seminar at the Swedish Embassy in Addis on February 22
on “Climate Change in Africa – Policy and Practice” where representatives from
Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, UAE and the Arab League participated and where
ClimDev and the roundtable were highlighted.
AfDB will engage with each of the four initially targeted donors Sweden, UK, EU and
Norway to have a clear expectation as to what may be achieved in terms of funding
commitments during the meeting, and to provide any information or support
needed by the donors to be able to contribute. This will include the involvement of
the Bank’s senior management and AfDB will also brief the Board of Directors about
the meeting and engage with individual Executive Directors, requesting them to
support their respective countries’ participation at the meeting.
AfDB will highlight the Programme and the roundtable at relevant events. This
includes (i) the AfDB annual Partnership Forum on March 22-23, 2012, at which most
bilateral and multilateral donors attend. One of the focus themes of the meeting is
Green Growth and at which a presentation will be made about ClimDev-Africa and
the Special Fund to raise awareness for the Programme and the roundtable meeting;
and (ii) the ICA annual platform meeting in Germany in March, which has a theme on
water resources and climate change.
Through the JSSO in Addis, the UNECA Partnership Unit has been engaged to lobby
for the meeting. ACPC and the AUC will also ensure information about the meeting is
disseminated to their contacts and at relevant events.
9.3. Additional communications activities that will be undertaken include:
Preparing communications material including posters, banners, videos.
Identifying communications channels to disseminate information about the
Programme and the roundtable.
Ensuring press coverage and facilitating interviews, in the host country, Africa and
international media. This will focus on the press conference scheduled for the end of
the meeting, which will require collaboration between the organising partners to set
up the conference, including speakers, developing messages to convey, preparing
interviews, and ensuring appropriate coverage.
Update the ClimDev webpages of the partner institutions to inform about the
meeting.
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10. WORK PLAN AND BUDGET
10.1. The work plan for the organisation of the meeting is presented in Annex 2.
10.2. The cost of organising the meeting is estimated at €43,000 as presented in Table 2 and is based on the following assumptions:
Meeting organisation: The meeting venue will be provided by Sida. AfDB will assume
the other direct costs associated with meeting logistics and organisation, as well as
the cocktail. UNECA/ACPC and AUC have not indicated any financial contribution to
the direct meeting costs.
Participation:
o Participation of AfDB personnel is funded from participants’ respective
administrative budgets. Only the cost of the organising team is included in
the budget.
o Representatives of regional climate institutions and RECs will be requested to
fund their own participation; some may be able to charge it to their AfDB
project funds. These costs are not included in the meeting budget.
o AMCEN Minister and assistant will be sponsored by AfDB.
o Other partners and participants are expected to fund their representation
(costs not included in the budget).
Table 2: Meeting budget (in Euro)
Cost (€)
Participation (organisers & sponsored participants) 16,000
Preparation and Logistics & Communication (printing, communication, interpretation, etc)
19,000
Hospitality ( 2 coffee, 1 cocktail) 4,000
Contingency 10% 4,000
Total 43,000
Annex 1
ClimDev Special Fund - Donor Roundtable meeting
Stockholm, April 25, 2012
Agenda
No. Time Program item Presented/Lead by
1. 13:30 – 13:40 Welcome remarks by the Host Director General, Sida
2. 13:40 – 13:50 Opening remarks by the ClimDev Partners AfDB
To be updated as needed based on level of participation by AUC and UINECA
3. 13:50 – 14:00 Introductory remarks the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment
AMCEN President
4. 14:00 – 15:00 Panel Discussion: Sustainable development and financing of climate services in Africa. AMCEN, ACMAD, WMO, Donor, SEI
Chair: AfDB
5. 15:00 – 15:30 Discussion Moderator
6. 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break
7. 16:00 – 16:20 Presentation of the ClimDev-Africa Programme: A comprehensive African initiative addressing the fundamental lack of necessary climate information and analysis: Approach & progress to date
Chair: AUC
Presenter: UNECA/ACPC
8. 16:20 – 16:40 Presentation of the ClimDev Special Fund: including the 2012-2014 work plan, value addition and niche of the Fund and funding eligibility
Chair: AUC
Presenter: AfDB
9. 16:40– 17:00 Discussion AUC
10. 17:00 – 17:30 Expressions of interest and/or commitments by Donors
AMCEN President
11. 17:30 – 18:00 Summary and closing UNECA
12. 18:00 – 18:30 Press Conference & Group Photograph AfDB, AUC, UNECA & Sida
13. 18:00 – 20:00 Cocktail Reception
Annex 2
ClimDev Special Fund - Donor Roundtable meeting
Work Plan
March April
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
Preliminary Tasks
Finalise concept note X
O
Confirm hosting arrangement by Sida X
Set meeting date X
Confirm support needs & recruit: consultants X X
O
Send internal memos to management X X
O
Participants and Communication
Identify participants – donors & regional (ADB/ECA/AUC/RECs, Partners: WMO, GCOS, UNEP) X X
O
Confirm Moderator
X Prepare and sign invitation letters X
O
Issue invitation letters and attachments X X Lobby invitees and confirm participation X X X X X X
O
Plan and engage the media, incl. press conference X X X X X X X Identify speakers X X X
Documentation
Finalise ClimDev Work Plan and progress report X X X
O
Finalise CDSF Work Plan, incl. list of potential projects X X X
O
Finalise flyer X
O
Prepare communications material
X X X X Prepare presentations
X X
Prepare speeches
X X Prepare information pack docs: ClimDev Porgress report,
Work Plans, CDSF Programme doc, Instrument, OPM, etc
X Banner and posters
X X X
Logistics / Conference facilities
Confirm conference facilities: meeting room, coffee, projector, microphones, interpretation equipment & svcs X
X X X O
Confirm Cocktail
X X X Secretariat: printing, photocopying, registration
X X X
Badges & name plates
X X
Copy information packs
X X Seating arrangements
X
Travel arrangements for ADB and sponsored participants
X X X Visas and reception of dignitaries
X X X X
Hold the Roundtable meeting X
Post conference
Prepare conference report
X
Follow up with donors
X
= Completed, O = On-going
Annex 3
ClimDev Special Fund - Donor Roundtable meeting Invitations
Working Document
BILATERAL INSTITUTIONS
No
Country/Organisation
Invitee / Contacts (Head of Delegation)
Addis Embassy AFDB Exécutive Director
Other Contacts / Copy to
1 AUSTRALIA Mr. Peter Baxter Director General
Australian Agency for International
Development (AusAID) 255 London Circuit
GPO Box 887 Tel: +61 2 6206 4000 Fax: +61 2 6206 4880 Canberra ACT 2601
Australia E.mail :
Ms. Catherine WALKER
Deputy Director General
Africa, West Asia, Middle East &
Humanitarian Division Australian Agency for
International Development GPO Box 887
CANBERRA ACT 2601 Australia
Tel: +61 2 6206 4000 Fax: +61 2 6206 4880
E-mail: Matthew.Kellam@aus
aid.gov.au
2 AUSTRIA AMBASSADOR BRIGITTE ÖPPINGER-
WALCHSHOFER Managing Director,
Austrian Development Agency
Zelinkagasse 2 : A-1010 Vienna E.mail :
H.E.Dr.Gedrun Graf Ambassador Of
Austrian Austrian Embassy Old Airport Area
P.O.Box 1219 Addis Ababa
Ethiopia www.aussenministe
rium.at addis-abeba-
[email protected] +251-113-
712144/712445/710052
+251-113-712140
Mr. Masahiro KAN,
Executive Director,Office : 4B3 , Ext :
2013
Ms. EDITH FRAUWALLNER Deputy Director
General Federal Ministry of
Finance Hintere
Zollamtsstraße 2b A-1030 VIENNA
Tel.: (43-1) 51433 503 001
Fax: (43-1) 51433-507073 E-mail :
3 BELGIUM Mr. MICHEL GOFFIN Directeur de la
Coopération Multilatérale
Direction Générale de la Coopération au
Développement (DGCD) Rue des Petits Carmes, 15-17 1000 Bruxelles Tel: +32 2 501 81 11; Fax: +32 2 512 72 21
E-mail: michel.goffin@diplobel.
fed.be
M. François KRUGER,
Administrateur,Office: 4A4,
Ext: 2023
M. GINO ALZETTA Directeur à
l'Administration de la Trésorerie
Service public fédéral Finances
Avenue des Arts, 30 B-1040 Bruxelles
Tel: (32-2) 233 72 00 Fax: (32-2) 233 70 83
E-mail : rene.legrand@minfin.
fed.be
4 BRAZIL Mr. MARCO FARANI Directeur Général
Agence Brésilienne de Coopération
Tel: + 55 61 3411-6812 or 55 61 3411-6881
Fax + 55 61 3411 6894 Esplanada dos
Ministérios – Bloco H Palacio do Itamaraty,
Anexo 1, 8 andar 70170-900 Brasilia DF
E.mail: marco.farani@itamarat
y.gov.br
Mr. Masahiro KAN,
Executive Director
Office:4B3 Ext:2013
5 CANADA Need to confirm appropriate contact!
Mme MARGARET BIGGS
Présidente Agence Canadienne de
Développement International (ACDI) 200 Promenade du
Portage Hull, Québec K1A OG4
E.mail : [email protected]
Embassy Of Canada Woreda 23 Kebele
12 House Number 122
P.O.Box 1130 Addis Ababa
Ethiopia 251-113-713022 251-113-713033
Mr. Hau Sing TSE
Office : 8A4 Ext : 2021
6 CHINA Mr. YI GANG Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China
N° 32 Cheng Fang Street,
West City District Beijing 100800
E-mail : [email protected]
E-mail : [email protected];
E-mail : [email protected]
Mr. Hau Sing TSE
Office : 8A4 Ext : 2021
7 DENMARK Ambassador IB PETERSEN
State Secretary for Development Policy Ministry of Foreign
Affairs 2 Asiatisk Plads
DK 1448 Copenhagen K Tel: (45) 33 92 00 00 Fax: (45) 32 54 05 33
E-mail : [email protected]
Royal Danish Embassy
Mekanisa Buna Board
Road ,P.O. Box 12955
Addis Ababa ,Ethiopia gkl.addis
@telecom.net.et +251113711399
Ms. Margit THOMSEN Executive Director
Office : 5B2 Ext : 2020
Mr. CHRISTIAN FRIIS BACH
Danish State Secretary for
Development Cooperation
Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign
2, Asiatisk Plads 2 DK 1448, Copenhagen K
E.mail: udviklingsministeren
@um.dk
ADB contact: Pernille Falck [email protected]
Erik Naeraa Nicolajsen
[email protected], Deputy of the Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
8 European Commission
Ms. Pasca-Palmer Head of Climate Change Unit DG Development European Commission SC 15 / B-1049, Brussels Belgium [email protected]
Mr. Etienne COYETTE Climate Change Unit, DG Development, Brussels [email protected] Mr. Gary QUINCE Director ACP Directorate Europe Aid Co-operation Office European Commission B-1049, BRUSSELS Belgium Tel: +32 22954859 [email protected] Francoise Villette Counsellor Climate Change/Environment European Union Delegation to the African Union P.O. Box 25223/1000, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Tel. +251 (0)11 - 416 3700 ext. 306 Susanna NILSSON Operations Section, Program Manager European Union Delegation to the African Union
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Mobile: (+251) 091 26 14 978 Phone: (+251-11) 416 37 00 (Ext 312)
9 FINLAND Mrs. Heidi Hautala Minister for
International Development
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland
e-mail: [email protected]
Embassy Of The Republic Of Finland Nifas Silk Lafto Kifle Ketema K 12 House
No 1431 Addis Ababa
Ethiopia E-mail :
www.finland.org.et +251 113 205920 +251 113 205923
Ms. Margit THOMSEN Executive Director
Office : 5B2 Ext : 2020
Ms. SISKO HONKAVAARA
Secretary to the Minister for
International Development
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Katajanokanlaituri 3 P.O. Box 176 00161,
Helsinki Sisko.honkavaara@for
min.fi
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France Mr. DOV ZERAH Directeur Général
Agence Française de Développement (AFD) 5 Rue Roland Barthes
75598 PARIS CEDEX 12 Phone : +33 (0)1 53 44
31 31 / Fax : +33 1 44 87 99 39
Email : [email protected]
Mr.Jean Christophe Belliard
Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et Plenipotentiaire
Embassy Of France in Ethiopia
P.O.Box 1464 Addis Ababa Ethiopia
+251 111400000 / +251 111 400020
M. François KRUGER,
Administrateur, Office:
4A4,Ext: 2023
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GERMANY Mr. ADOLF KLOKE-LESCH
Director General German Federal
Ministry of Economic Cooperation and
Development (BMZ) Stresemannstr.94,
10963 / Berlin E.mail:
Dr.Claas Dieter Knoop
German Ambassador to
Ethiopia Embassy of the
Federal Republic of Germany
P.O.Box 660 Addis Ababa Ethiopia
www.addis-abeba.diplo.de
+251 111235139 / +251 111 235152
Prof. Dr. Christoph
KOHLMEYER, Executive Director
Office :5A3 Ext:2018
Andreas Holtkotte Head of Division
Water and Sanitation Sub-Saharan Africa KfW Bankengruppe
Palmengartenstrasse 5-9
60325 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 (0)69 7431 2667 Mail:
Dr. Klaus Mueller
Director East & West Africa, Sahel
Mail: [email protected]
Doris Koehn
Director General Africa & Middle East
Mail: [email protected]
Dr. CLAUS-MICHAEL
HAPPE Head of Division,
Multilateral Development Banks Federal Ministry of
Finance Wilhelmstrasse 97,
D-10117 BERLIN Tel: (49-3018) 682
1761 E-mail : Claus-
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IRELAND Dr. Vincent O’Neill Director of Policy,
Planning and Effectiveness
Irish Aid e-mail:
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ITALY Mr. MAURO MASSONI Head of the Multilateral
Cooperation Office Direzione Generale per
la Cooperazione all Sviluppo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Piazzale dell Farnesina 1 00194 Rome
E.mail:
Mr. Vincenzo ZEZZA,
Executive Director, Office :
3D3,Ext : 2069
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JAPAN Dr. SADAKO OGATA President
Japan International Cooperation Agency
(JICA) 1-2-1 Yoyogi, Shibuya-
ku 151 8558 Tokyo
E.mail: [email protected]
Embassy of Japan P.O. Box 5650
Kebele 19, House No.
Addis Ababa Ethiopia
TEL :(251) 115-511088
FAX :(251) 115-511350
Mr. Masahiro KAN,
Executive Director,
Office : 4B3, Ext : 2013
Mr. HIROSHI WATANABE
President & CEO Japan Bank for International Cooperation
4-1-1 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku 151
8558 TOKYO 100-8144 E.mail: [email protected]
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KOREA Dr. CHOONGSOO KIM Governor, Bank of
Korea 110- 3 Namdaemun-Ro
Chung -Gu Seoul 100-794
Tel: (82-2) 759 5835 Fax: (82-2) 759 5826
E-mail : [email protected]
Embassy of The Republic of Korea
Addis Ababa Ethiopia
+251-113 728 111-4
+251-113 728 115
Mr. Hau Sing TSE
Office : 8A4 Ext : 2021
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NETHERLANDS
Ms. YOKA BRANDT Director General for
International Cooperation
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P. O. Box 20061 2500 EB The Hague
Tel : (31) 70 348 6023 Fax: (31) 70 348 4803
E-mail : ag.kortenoeven@minbu
za.nl E-mail :
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Embassy P.O.Box 1241
W24 K13 House No 001
Addis Ababa Ethiopia
WWW.netherlandsembassyeth iopia.org
[email protected] +251 113
711100/710040 +251 113 7115577
Mr. Vincenzo ZEZZA,
Executive Director,
Office : 3D3, Ext : 2069
Mr. Rob Swartbol Deputy Director-
General International Cooperation
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands e-mail : plv-
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NIGERIA Dr Nurudeen Muhammed
Hon. Minister of State II Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Chair, Presidential Inter-
Ministerial Committee on DTCA
Federal Secretariat Complex Shehu Shagari
way P.M.B. 557 Garki Abuja
And Maputo Street, off Abidjan Street,
Fax: +234 09 52 35 372 E.mail:
Mr. Shehu YAHAYA, Executive Director
Office : 8D4 Ext : 2009
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NORWAY Ms. INGRID FISKAA State Secretary of
International Development
Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P. O. Box 8114–DEP 0032 Oslo
Tel: 47 22 24 36 80 Fax: 47 22 24 95 80/81
E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected]
Royal Norwegian Embassy
P.O.Box 8383, Buna Board
Road,Mekanissa Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia www.norway.org.et emb.addisabeba@
mfa.no +251 113 710799 +251 113 711255 +251 113 713605
Ms. Margit THOMSEN Executive Director
Office : 5B2 Ext : 2020
Hans Brattskar Director General for International Climate
Policy in the Department for
Climate Change and Pollution Control
The Ministry of the Environment
P.O.Box 8013 Dep N-0030 Oslo
Telephone: +47 22 24 58 71
Cell phone: +47 941 57 673 E-mail:
Mr. Bjorn Brede
Hansen Deputy Director
General Royal Norwegian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Section for Environment and
Sustainable Development
P. O. Box 8114 Dep, N-0032 Oslo, Norway Tel: +47 9771 9410
E-mail: [email protected]
Rolf Ree Royal Norwegian
Embassy Addis Ababa
Email: Rolf.Kristian.Ree@mfa
.no
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SAUDI ARABIA
Mr. YOUSEF ALBASSAM Vice Chairman and Managing Director The Saudi Fund for
Development P. O. Box 50483 RIYADH 11523
Tel: (966–1) 464 3516/464 0292
Fax: (966–1) 464 7450 E-mail :
Mr. Masahiro KAN,
Executive Director, Office :
4B3,Ext : 2013
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SPAIN Mr. Luis ORGAZ GARCIA Deputy Director for
Multilateral Financial Institutions
General Directorate for International Finance Ministry of Economy
and Finance Po de la Castellana, 162
28046 MADRID Spain
Tel: +34 915835855 Fax: +34 915835852
E-mail: [email protected]
M. François KRUGER,
Administrateur, Office:
4A4,Ext: 2023
Mr. JUAN PABLO DE LAIGLESIA
Secretary General Spanish Agency for
International Cooperation
Avenida de los Reyers Catolicos, 4
28040 Madrid E.mail:
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SWEDEN Ms. Gunilla Carlsson Minister of
Development Cooperation
State Secretary for International Development Cooperation
Ministry for Foreign Affairs
SE- 103 39 Stockholm Tel: (46 8) 405 10
00/405 55 54 Fax: (46 8) 723 11 76
E-mail : [email protected]
istry.se E-mail :
Email: henrik.bergquist@forei
gn.ministry.se
Mr.Jens Odlander Ambassador of
Sweden Embassy of Sweden
Addis Ababa Ethiopia
www.swedenabroad.se
+251 11 5180000 +251 11 5180030
Ms. Margit THOMSEN Executive Director
Office : 5B2 Ext : 2020
Sida: Director General Charlotte Petri
Gornitzka Head of Policy Mari
Albihn Head of Programme
Cooperation Britt Hagström
Counsellor Regional Affairs, Anton
Johnston, Embassy of Sweden, Addis Ababa
Ministry of Environment:
Minister of Environment Lena Ek
Climate Change Ambassador Anna
Lindstedt Stockholm
Environment Institute (SEI)
Stockholm International Water
Institute (SIWI)
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SWITZERLAND
Ms. Maya Jaouhari TISSAFI
Deputy Director Swiss Agency for
Development and Cooperation
Freiburgstrasse 130 CH-3003 Bern
Tel : +41 31 32 23476 Fax: +41 31 32 41692
E.mail: [email protected]
Ambassador Peter Reinhardt
Embassy of Switzerland
P.O.Box 1106 Addis Ababa
Ethiopia +251 11 371 1107/05 77
+251 11 371 21 77
Prof. Dr. Christoph
KOHLMEYER, Executive Director
Office :5A3 Ext:2018
Mr. Nicolas Zingg Senior Policy Advisor
AfDB and WB in Africa West Africa Department
Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
CH-3003 Berne Tel: +41 31 322 63 04 Fax: +41 31 324 13 47
E.mail: [email protected]
dmin.ch
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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Mr. MOHAMED KHALIFA BIN YOUSEF AL
SUWEIDI Director General of the
Department of Economic Affairs and
International Co–operation
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P. O. Box 1 Kharija Abu–Dhabi
Tel : (9712) 4446333/4444488
Fax: (9712) 4447404 E-mail :
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USA Dr. RAJIV SHAH Administrator
U.S. Agency for International
Development (USAID) Ronald Reagan Building
WASHINGTON DC 20523-1000
E.mail: [email protected]
Mr, Kenichi Ohashi, Country Director to Ethiopia and Sudan
Worbek House P.O. Box 5515
Africa Avenue, Bole Road
Addis Ababa
Mr. Walter Crawford
JONES, Executive Director
Office : 3A4 Ext : 2010
John Furlow Global Climate Change Team US Agency for International Development
Washington, DC 20523-3800
phone: 202-712-5274 fax: 202-216-3174 [email protected]
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UNITED KINGDOM
Andrew McCoubrey Head of Africa Regional
Department Department for
International Development
1, Palace Street London SW1E 5HE
Tel: +44 20 7023 0000 E-mail : a-
Mr.Greg Dorey Ambassador
British Embassy P.O.Box 858
Comoros Street Addis Ababa
Ethiopia www.britishembass
y.gov.uk +251 116 612354 +251 116 610588
Mr. Vincenzo ZEZZA,
Executive Director, Office :
3D3,Ext : 2069
Gareth Martin, Team Leader & Senior Climate Change Adviser, Africa
Regional Department, DFID, London Tel:
+44 (0) 207 023 0717, [email protected]
Tamar Bello
DFID Representative to the AU and UNECA,
Addis [email protected]
Lord Steyn (UK MP) -
Dia to confirm
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OECD Mr. Simon Upton Director, Environment
Director OECD
2, rue André Pascal 75775 Paris Cedex 16
France
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Development Banks
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Islamic Development
Bank
Confirm appropriate contact!
Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ali
President Islamic Development
Bank Tél: 966 2 6466 121
E-mail: [email protected]
P.O. Box 5925 Jeddah 21432
Tel: (966) 2 636 1400 / Fax: (966) 2 636 6871
JEDDAH
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BADEA H.E. MR. ABDELAZIZ KHELEF
Director General Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa
(BADEA) Sayed Abdel Rahman el
Madhi Avenue P.O. Box 2640 KHARTOUM
E.mail:
M MAHFOUD BENGRINE
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The World Bank
Ms. Idah Z. Pswarayi-Riddihough
Sector Manager for Environment and Natural Resources
Management within the Africa Region
The World Bank Group 1818 H Street N.W., WASHINGTON DC
20433 Tel. +1 202 458178
email: Ipswarayiriddiho@worl
dbank.org
Funds and Foundations
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OPEC Fund for
International Development
Mr. SULEIMAN JASIR AL-HERBISH
Director General OPEC Fund for International Development
P.O. Box 995, A-1011 Vienna
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ARAB FUND FOR
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
ARAB FUND FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT(AFESD)
H.E. Mr. Abdulatif Yousef Al-Hamad Director General /
Chairman of the board of Directors
P.O. Box 21923 SAFAT 13080 Kuwait
State of Kuwait E-Mail
[email protected] Telephone (965) 2495
9000 Fax (965) 248 15750/60/70
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Abu Dhabi Fund for
Development
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development
His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al
Nahyan Chairman
Bainuna St., P.O.Box 814
Al-Bateen Area, Abu Dhabi
Tel: +971 2 6677100 / Fax: +971 2 6677070 E.mail: [email protected]
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China-Africa Development
Fund
Mr. CHI JIANXIN President, China-African
Development Fund NO.29,
FUCHENGMENWAI STREET,
XICHENG DISTRICT BEIJING10037
E.mail: [email protected]
Mr. Hau Sing TSE
Office : 8A4 Ext : 2021
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Nordic Development
Fund
Mr. HELGE SEMB, Managing Director
Nordic Development Fund (NDF)
Fabianinkatu 34 P.O.Box 185 SF 00171 HELSINKI
E.mail: [email protected]
Ms. Margit THOMSEN Executive Director
Office : 5B2 Ext : 2020
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Global Green Growth Institute
Mr. Tae Yong Jung Deputy Executive
Director Global Green Growth
Institute e-mail:
[email protected] Seoul, Republic of Korea
Mr. Hau Sing TSE
Office : 8A4 Ext : 2021
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