NAMA- Support Activities b GIZby GIZ

UNFCCC Regional Asian Workshop on NAMAsg pErivan, Armenia, 3 July 2012

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Eschborn NAMA Training

ChinaNAMAs @ GIZS l

Thailand

NAMA Training CLEAN WG on NAMAs & MRV Mitigation & MRV Partnership Vertical NAMAs NAMAs Cooling and Foam CDM/JI Country Manager

Transportation Demand Management in Beijing

Some examples

ThailandCIM Expert advisoryThailand GHG Management Organisation national EE Plan

Tunesia

Mexico

TunesiaEnabling governmenttowards the design ofNAMAs Indonesia

Enabling governmenttowards the design ofNAMAsMexico

NAMA Programme (Buildings, Freight, EE in SME, NAMA Office)

IndiaInstruments and methodologies for designing NAMAs in cooling and foam sector

NAMAs

South AfricaClimate Change Support Programme for theDepartment of

Colombia, Indonesia, South AfricaTRANSfer Project: Support NAMA

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Department ofEnvironmental Affairsdesign in the

transpor t sector

Available “full-fledged” NAMAs

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TRANSfer – Work Packages

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Handbook „Navigating Transport NAMAs“NAMAs

Contains all relevant information for decision makers andfor decision makers and practitioneers in the transport sector Available online at www.TRANSferProject.org

Status:

Draft Part I (v 0.0)

Review byproject partners

Draft online (v 0.1)

Review bypartners and

experts

Draft Part IIFinal ReviewOnline bli ti

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Draft Part IIFinal Reviewpublication

Handbook „Navigating Transport NAMAs“NAMAs

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Potential Activities in Partner CountriesCountries

MonitoringWorkshop including

Studies by local/regional consultants of Monitoring

international experts

consultants of emission red.

potential

Identifiy policies/

Assess emission

Set up MRV /

Identify need for

Register NAMAs

d thImplement transportpolicies/

measures reduction potential

GHG inventory

int‘l support

under the UNFCCC UNFCCC

transport NAMAs

Presentation of Training

Provision of guidance through

international examples

Trainingsessions local and

international experts

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The NAMA development and registration process

Benefits for Partner Countries

Visibility of your country as inspiring examples in the

“NAMA h db k”

E h f

Improvement of your transport

“NAMA handbook”

Training of staff on transport and

Exchange of knowledge and experiences in a South-South-

your transportsystem and related co-benefits

Financial support for

on transport and climate related topics

North expert network

Short term technical

studies and background research

technical advice from international experts

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Supporting the process of identification and registration of NAMAs

PROKLIMA: ICI NAMA projectGuidelines for the development of NAMA proposals in cooling and foam sector (Non-Annex-I Countries )

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• Cooling Air conditioning and foam: 10 15% of global emissions

FCKW HFCKW HFKW

• Cooling, Air-conditioning and foam: 10-15% of global emissions

• 1/3 direct and 2/3 indirect emissions

• Direct emissionen can be substituted• Direct emissionen can be substituted

• Indirect emissions can be mitigated by 10-30% through alternative technologies

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BMZ-Sektorvorhaben „Climate mitigation programme in developing

countries“ Support to German delegation to the UNFCCC on carbon

market, MRV, capacity building and adaptation NAMA Training: under preparation

Sharing of NAMA knowledge with partner countries Coordination of NAMA & MRV Working Group of CLEAN

NetworkNetwork Support of expert talk in TUEWAS AG „NAMA & Marked

mechanisms“mechanisms

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Support of ppInternational Activities

towards Mitigation and MRV

GIZ-Team: Klaus Wenzel (AV), Sebastian Wienges, Johanna

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Bergmann, Verena Bruer, Susann Eube

Project partners & objectives

Global GIZ project to support the German Ministry of Environment andthe International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV

Building trust and confidence between developed and developingcountries

Enhancing mitigation capabilities through quality assurance and Enhancing mitigation capabilities through quality assurance andincreased visibility of mitigation actions and strategies (LEDS, NAMAs, MRV)

Feedback from practical experiences worldwide in international partnerships and intergovernmental process under the UNFCCC

Support of selected partner countries to foster strategic alliances withSupport of selected partner countries to foster strategic alliances withEU and/or Germany in the negotiation process Major emitters

LDC AOSIS pro active LA“ LDC, AOSIS, „pro-active LA“ „Laggers“

Develop models for early participation of the private sector

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Upcoming Activities

STOCK-STOCK- KNOWLEDGE-MANAGEMENTKNOWLEDGE-MANAGEMENT

CAPACITY BUILDINGCAPACITY BUILDINGTAKING

• Create project data-base

TAKING• Create project data-

base

MANAGEMENT• Development of tools

for planning andi l t ti f

MANAGEMENT• Development of tools

for planning andi l t ti f

BUILDING• Peer-to-Peer

Learning

BUILDING• Peer-to-Peer

Learningbase• Hot Spots / Cold

Spots - Analysis

base• Hot Spots / Cold

Spots - Analysis

implementation ofNAMAs, LEDS, MRV-systems

• Good Practices,

implementation ofNAMAs, LEDS, MRV-systems

• Good Practices,

• Summer Schools• Technical Workshops • Summer Schools• Technical Workshops

Good Practices, success stories

• Website, Mitigation-Newsletter

Good Practices, success stories

• Website, Mitigation-Newsletter

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Thank You!

ContactContact

TRANSfer@giz.de

www.TRANSferProject.orgwww.giz.de

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