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National Institutional Framework for the Kyoto Protocol Implementation in Europe and the CIS. Daniela Stoycheva Climate change and emissions trading consultant. Content. Examples and Challenges: KP structures CDM structures - DNAs JI structures List of questions for panel discussions.
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National Institutional Framework for the Kyoto Protocol Implementation in Europe and the CIS Daniela Stoycheva Climate change and emissions trading consultant
Content Examples and Challenges: • KP structures • CDM structures - DNAs • JI structures • List of questions for panel discussions
KP structures • KP national focal point • NCs and inventories (NAPCC) • Participation of other ministries and institutions • Legislation • Financing – UNDP, donors • Challenges – CC not first priority, awareness, all kind of resources
DNA - structure • Ministry of environment – 1or 2 departments • Interministerial committee ( DNA Steering committee) • Secretariat • Outsourced • BUT permanent legal status of the DNA and financial support is a necessity
DNA - staff • Steering committee – senior vs. technical level • Secretariat – technical level, full time vs. part time • Division of tasks between the SC and the Secretariat • Involvement of experts (Panel of experts) and public • Financing – project based vs. sustainable • Challenges – training, leavings, payment, overloading, changes in the government
Evaluation procedures • One fold – only PDD • Two folds – PIN and PDD • Criteria for evaluation • Only SD or plus • Additionality and • Determination report • Others – fees, fiscal treatment; updates
SD criteria • SD criteria adjusted to the national ones • Measurable indicators • Which method to use? • Yes/No • Scores • Scores and values • Combinations • Simple and easy to use
Evaluation procedures: • Transparent • Reliable • Fixed timing • Equity issues • Legal - approved • Formats downloadable • Updated when necessary
Outreach activities of the DNA • Necessary • Target groups • Websites • Printed materials • Direct communications (Wshps) • Media • Challenges – financing, overload, lack of awareness, innovative approaches
Joint implementation JI • Marrakech accords eligibility criteria – strict rules for reporting; registry;track 1 and track 2 • Large scale and small scale projects in the period 2008-2012 • Early and late credits • Coexistence with GIS and EU ETS– double counting; limited scope, fiscal treatment and Voluntary markets – offsets, Belarus, Turkey • National rules: MoU, LoA, national procedures for track 2 - but still only for approval and not for monitoring and transfer; national procedures for track 1; ERPA • National structures – National systems, National registry, NFP on CC and DNF on JI • Future of the JI as a mechanism and structures
JI Track 1 and Track 2 • Track 1 • Country’s responsibility in issuing ERUs • Domestically governed system • More like IET • Advantages: • Might be faster track • Could be lower transaction costs • Flexible methodology • Disadvantages: • Track 1 eligibility needed • Depends on government to establish Track 1 guidelines • Could be possible link to “hot air” • Track 2 • International supervision by JISC • international verification of PDDs and ERUs • CDM-like • Advantages: • International standard • JISC procedures established and functioning • Predictable • Disadvantages: • JISC fees • Possibly slow approval -review • JI methodologies
Questions for the Panel discussion • How to improve the efficiency/sustainability of the DNA/NFP? • How to improve the procedures for CDM/JI projects approval? • What about national procedures for program based CDM? • What do you think about applying fees for approval? • Did you plan arrangements for the fiscal treatment of the CERs/ERUs? • How to promote better CDM/JI in and out of the country? What the DNA/NFP can do in this regard? • Do you consider establishment of a link to the UNFCCC CDM registry? • Future needs of the DNAs/NFPs (donor’s support)?