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Financing Climate-Smart Agriculture in Smallholder Systems. Brussels 27 Sept 2012 ACP-EU Meeting Dr Charlotte Streck. Financing Climate-Smart Agriculture. Key issues
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Financing Climate-Smart Agriculture in Smallholder Systems Brussels 27 Sept 2012 ACP-EU Meeting Dr Charlotte Streck
Financing Climate-Smart Agriculture Key issues • For ACP countries adaptation and climate resilience is a priority to achieve increased productivity and food security, with mitigation as a co-benefit. • Climate finance is often divided in mitigation and adaptation finance. Mitigation finance is (or seems) easier to access and private sector finance easier to leverage.
Financial Incentives • Output and results-based payments • PES, Carbon markets • Direct access to loans or other financial products • Debt, Grants, Tariffs, Taxes • Risk sharing mechanisms • Insurance, guarantees • Other incentives for enhanced private investment • PPPs, labelling & certification
Leveraging existing supply chain relationships ODA/Fast-track climate finance NAMAs, NAPs, NAPAs Source: CAF, Climate Smart Agricultural Finance Facility Consensus land-use planning Data gathering and management (MRV) Capacity building Extension support Jurisdictional or Sectoral MRV C Input supplier Extension Insurer / Guarantor Lender Ag Entities (Farms, Coops, Processors) Certifier Buyer Climate mitigation & adaptation value Payments and/or in-kind support Products, services
Thank you! Charlotte Streck c.streck@climatefocus.com phone +31 20 760 12 61| mobile +31 621177478