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Maximizing synergies of Tools and Mechanisms under the Convention CTCN : Training workshop for NDEs 5 to 7 March 2014, ICRAF Auditorium, Nairobi, Kenya Vintura Silva Team Lead, RCC Kampala. Introduction. Overview Planning Implementation Example : NAMA, NAP integration with TNA

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  1. Maximizing synergies of Tools and Mechanisms under the ConventionCTCN : Training workshop for NDEs5 to 7 March 2014, ICRAF Auditorium, Nairobi, KenyaVintura Silva Team Lead, RCC Kampala

  2. Introduction • Overview • Planning • Implementation • Example : NAMA, NAP integration with TNA • Capacity building (RCC Support) • Questions for NDEs

  3. Overview Parties to the Convention and its Kyoto Protocol considered that tools and support mechanisms are insufficiently developed to support ambitious collaborative action. The Cancun Agreements, Durban Platform and Doha Gateway all provide Parties with a range of tools and mechanisms to collaborate in the development and implementation of policies to respond to and address climate change. While each can work independently a coordinated approach will achieve maximum results. Achieving coherence among these tools is a major challenge for all Parties and is being discussed under the ADP

  4. WHY ? Harmonisationamongst Tools and Mechanisms • Avoid Duplication of Efforts of Countries in the planning process • Enhancing implementation of Mitigation and Adaptation Benefits to the work of NDEs and CTCN • Overcome challenges in Financing • High-level attention • Accelerate implementation • Help rationalize output from the processes

  5. Planning Warsaw : All Parties have been requested to prepare ‘Nationally‐determined Contributions’ Sustainable Development These can build on: • NAMAs (Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions) • TAPs ( Technology Action Plans) • Other national strategies • (LEDS, Sectoral policies and strategies) Adaptation : NAP Technology

  6. Implementation • Funding for mitigation: • Supported NAMAs • Clean Development Mechanism • REDD+ • GEF • GCF – expected to be capitalized in 2014 • Result Based Financing • Funding for adaptation: • Adaptation Fund • GEF • GCF Technology

  7. How TNAs contribute to NAMA and NAP processes

  8. LINKAGES AND POTENTIAL INTEGRATION of TNA into NAMA and NAP

  9. Capacity building Evolution of support needs as CDM developed • Potential Sector / Project identification (DNA/ Govt level) • Identification of project developers (pvt & public sector) • Identification of suitable technologies/measures & project concepts • Training of the project developers consultants to develop project documents • Support to the validation/verification entities • Capacity development at DNAs to evaluate projects • Support in the monitoring and verification process • Support DNAs to establish Standardised baselines • Linking projects with funding • Knowledge sharing • Linking CDM with New Mechanisms • Linking CDM and New mechanisms with Wider mitigation framework

  10. UNFCCC Regional collaboration Centres Purpose: The RCCs was established with the aim to help regions underrepresented in the CDM increase their attractiveness and potential for CDM, by helping to build their capacity and reduce the risk for investors. 2014 : Linking the structure established for CDM to support wider mitigation and Adaptation initiatives under the UNFCCC Structure: Partnerships with regional organisations RCC Lome : BOAD RCC St. George’s : (WINDREF) RCC Kampala : EADB RCC Bogota : CAF Support to the NDEs UNFCCC RCCs can support CTCN to provide assistance to NDEs

  11. Questions for NDEs • Is the technology assessment and evaluation process embedded in wider national planning initiatives? • Is technology transfer/development viewed as an end in itself or a support for other goals? • What networks exist nationally/regionally that can support coherence? • What role can the UNFCCC secretariat play in supporting or creating such networks?

  12. Thanks for your attention! RCCKampala@unfccc.int

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