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F ro m Clima te T a lk to Clima te Ac tio n: F ina nc ing NDCs

CPI insig hts

Ja me s F a lzo n Ang e la F a lc o ne r

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• ta l c lima te inve stme nt e q ua le d $391 b illio n in 2014…

840 b illio n

ne e de d a nnua lly thro ug h 2030 fo r NDC imple me nta tio n o f o nly e ne rg y e ffic ie nc y a nd lo w- c a rb o n te c hno lo g ie s (I E A, 2015) – o ve ra ll inve stme nt ne e ds muc h hig he r

T he inve stme nt g a p

10.2 b illio n ple dg e d so far GCF c a n o nly do so muc h….

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I nve stme nt mo b iliza tio n re q uire s inte g ra te d a ppro a c he s: F

inanc e is only one part of the story

ADAPTATION & CLIMATE RESILIENCE ENERGY EFFICIENCY & BUILDINGS CITIES RENEWABLE ENERGY TRANSPORT INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES WASTE AGRICULTURE & LAND USE

COUNTRY ACTORS

LAW, REGULATION, GOVERNANCE FINANCE & ECONOMICS TECHNICAL EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION

• INVESTMENT

MOBILIZATION FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT S REGULATORY, FINANCIAL GAPS & BARRIERS ANALYSIS POLICY & MARKETS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS INVESTMENT PLANS INSTITUTIONAL COORDINATION REGULATORY REFORM FINANCE & PROCUREMENT

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• Wha t a re the so urc e s o f fina nc e fo r

NDCs?

• Wha t a re the mo st e ffe c tive po lic ie s

a nd instrume nts to stimula te inve stme nts?

• Ho w c a n the pub lic a nd priva te

se c to r a lig n to a c hie ve NDC inve stme nt g o a ls?

We b ina r o ve rvie w

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Wha t a re the so urc e s o f fina nc e fo r NDCs?

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• ide ntify so urc e s o f fina nc e , ne e d to unde rsta nd

the c lima te fina nc e la ndsc a pe

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T he ma jo rity o f fina nc e wa s ra ise d a nd spe nt in the sa me c o untry

T

• ta l fina nc e

spe nt dome stic a lly

74%

Priva te fina nc e spe nt dome stic a lly

92%

Be c a use do me stic inve stme nt do mina te s, it is vita l to g e t na tio na l po lic ie s rig ht

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At the na tio na l le ve l, unde rsta nding fina nc e flo ws is a use ful first-ste p to stra te g ic pla nning

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• RE

DD+ is a n impo rta nt pa rt o f Co te d’ I vo ire ’ s NDC, whe re the y ta rg e t a 28% re duc tio n in e missio ns c o mpa re d to BAU b y 2030

• Curre ntly pre pa ring a la ndsc a pe o f fina nc e flo ws in 2015 to

suppo rt the de ve lo pme nt o f a n inve stme nt pla n a s pa rt o f Co te D’ I vo ire ’ s RE DD+ stra te g y

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he la ndsc a pe will suppo rt c o -o rdina ting la nd-use fina nc e flo ws a mo ng st Ministrie s, do no rs, a nd priva te se c to r, ide ntifying a dditio na l po te ntia l so urc e s, a nd de ve lo ping a b a se line a g a inst whic h to me a sure pro g re ss

Co te d’ I vo ire RE DD+ stra te g y de ve lo pme nt: Se c to r le ve l tra c king

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• T

he re a re a va rie ty o f diffe re nt so urc e s, ho we ve r do me stic so urc e s will b e ke y.

• Give n tha t e ve ry c o nte xt is diffe re nt,

ma pping the c urre nt fina nc ing la ndsc a pe a t the na tio na l le ve l is a use ful ste p fo r inve stme nt mo b iliza tio n stra te g y de ve lo pme nt.

Wha t a re the so urc e s o f fina nc e fo r NDCs?

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Wha t po lic ie s a nd instrume nts a re ne e de d to mo b ilize inve stme nt?

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• Viability gaps suc h a s inc luding the

re la tive ly hig he r c o st o f inve stme nts;

• Risk gaps suc h a s c urre nc y risk, o r risk
• f po litic a l unre st; a nd
• Knowle dge gaps suc h a s la c k o f

fa milia rity with ne w te c hno lo g ie s.

Wha t is ho lding b a c k priva te inve stme nt?

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• mo b ilize inve stme nt, ‘ via b ility g a ps’ b e twe e n

b usine ss a s usua l a nd g re e n inve stme nts ma y e xist

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T he re a re fina nc ia l instrume nts tha t c a n re duc e c o sts...

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...a nd instrume nts tha t c a n inc re a se re ve nue .

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Mitig a ting risks is ke y to ma ke priva te inve stme nts c o st-c o mpe titive

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• Via b ility, risk a nd kno wle dg e g a ps

a re ho lding b a c k priva te inve stme nts.

• Diffe re nt a ppro a c he s a re a va ila b le

to o ve rc o me the se g a ps.

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he rig ht c o mb ina tio n o f a ppro a c he s c a n inc re a se the impa c t o f pub lic fina nc e b y mo b ilizing mo re priva te inve stme nt fo r le ss c o st.

Wha t po lic ie s a nd instrume nts a re ne e de d to mo b ilize inve stme nt?

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Ho w c a n the pub lic a nd priva te se c to r a lig n inste re sts to a c hie ve NDC inve stme nt g o a ls?

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Priva te fina nc e a nd pub lic fina nc e a re c lo se ly inte rde pe nde nt

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Go o d a lig nme nt b e twe e n pub lic a nd priva te inte re sts is a ke y suc c e ss fa c to r to sc a ling inve stme nts

• Pub lic -priva te c o o pe ra tio n c a n ta ke ma ny fo rms:

– F

• rma lize d pub lic -priva te pa rtne rships (i.e . Jo int

inve stme nts in infra struc ture )

– De ve lo ping e na b ling e nviro nme nts (i.e . F

a vo ra b le L a ws a nd Re g ula tio ns)

– Suppo rting ne w a nd inno va tive a ppro a c he s to so lving

c o mple x c ha lle ng e s

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Bring ing pub lic a nd priva te a c to rs to g e the r c a n he lp pro mo te inno va tio n

• By c o nve ning pub lic a nd priva te a c to rs, the se initia tive s

fa c ilita te de ve lo pme nt o f inno va tive instrume nts tha t a re

• ve rc o ming pe rsiste nt b a rrie rs suc h a s c urre nc y risks, hig h-

up-fro nt c o sts, la c k o f a c c e ss to c a pita l, a mo ng st o the rs.

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he Glo b a l I nno va tio n L a b ha s re sulte d in funding c o mmitme nts o f USD 500 millio n, with b illio ns o f do lla rs in like ly le ve ra g e d inve stme nts.

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• change. At the same time, credit providers

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• Mo b ilizing inve stme nt re q uire s

a lig nme nt b e twe e n pub lic a nd priva te a c to rs.

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• o king b e yo nd tra ditio na l pub lic

priva te inte ra c tio n a nd using ne w

tools a nd ne w par tne r ships c a n b e

e ffe c tive to g o fro m ‘ ta lk to a c tio n’ .

Ho w c a n the pub lic a nd priva te se c to r a lig n inte re sts to a c hie ve NDC inve stme nt g o a ls?

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gy a nd land use po lic ie s a ro und

the wo rld, with a pa rtic ula r fo c us o n financ e. We suppo rt de c isio n ma ke rs thro ug h in-de pth a na lysis o n wha t wo rks a nd wha t do e s no t

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