This presentation was delivered as part of the "Developing Building Blocks of a Global Mitigation Architecture" workshop series.

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TRANSfer: Approaching Transport NAMAs
Towards climate-friendly transport
technologies and activities
Daniel Bongardt, GIZ, 11.06.2011

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Introduction
Objective: Support Transport Ministries to develop climate
strategies as Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA)
Practical application in Indonesia, South Africa and Colombia
Strong Networking with others active in transport NAMAs
Output: Handbook – Navigating Transport NAMAs
Interactive development with governments of developing countries
Open to further case studies
Duration: Dec. 2010 to Sep. 2013
Funding: 1.5 Mio €, German International Climate Initiative (ICI)

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A sector-perspective on NAMAs
Sustainable
Transport
Policy
Sustainable
Transport
Policy
Measure
CO2 (MRV)
Measure
CO2 (MRV)
Transport
NAMA
Transport
NAMA
International
Support
International
Support
Developed
countries
international
commitments
Social, economic and
environmental benefits

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Key Design Features…
… of Transport NAMAs
Key is a sound
institutional set-up
Consider wider co-
benefits of T-NAMAs
Don’t start with too
ambitious MRV
Need to bundle single
policies and measures

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Ministry of Transport
(KEMENHUB) - Implement
Planning Ministry
(BAPPENAS) - NAMA
Add on to existing climate and transport activities
Sub-sector
Directorates
(e.g. rail, urban)
Measuring
emissions
(including
CO2)
National centre
for NAMA
development
NAMA
Guidance
(including
transport)
Institutional set-up in Indonesia
Working group
on transport
and climate
Development
of transport
NAMAs
MRV
TRANSfer
Continued support
to the process of
formulating
transport NAMAs

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Screening
of policies
and
measures
BAU and
assess
GHG
reduction
potential
Set up
monitoring
and GHG
inventory
Identify
need for
int‘l
support
Submit
NAMAs to
national
UNFCCC
focal point
Implement
transport
NAMAs
The NAMA development process
Responsibility
for monitoring
Find funding
and start
implementation
Consider
co-benefits
Bottom-up
and
international
Data collection
but
start simple
Continuous
co-ordination
Lessons from initial discussions

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Contact
Daniel Bongardt & Harald Diaz-Bone
daniel.bongardt@giz.de
harald.diaz-bone@giz.de
www.giz.de
www.transport-nama.org
Thank You!