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

1. 10.8.2012
ICI networking and knowledge sharing workshop
The International Climate Initiative’s
contribution to the design and
implementation of NAMAs
Norbert Gorißen, Head of Division KI II 7
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
Conservation and Nuclear Safety
19 May, 2012, Bonn
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LCDS NAMA MRV planned
Projects – NAMA, LCDS, MRV
(only BMU funds 2009 – 2012 planned)
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(number of projects)

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waste; 10 mill. €
energy
efficiency /
renewable
energies; 182
mill. €
climate policy;
88 mill. €
carbon market;
24 mill. €
transport; 16
mill. €
highly potent
GHG; 23 mill. €
financing
instruments; 42
mill. €
Projects – Mitigation
(only BMU funds 2008–05/2012)
3
(incl. LCDS,
NAMA, MRV)
ICI NAMA projects under implementation 1/2
4
Title Country Organisation Duration
Funding
Volume
Implementing fast-track climate finance -
development of proposals for NAMAs
Chile Ecofys 2010-2012 281.370 €
Stimulating Ambitious NAMAs to Reduce
GHGs in Developing Countries (MAIN
dialogue)
Argentina, Brazil, Caribbean,
Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Mexico, Panama, Peru,
China, Cambodia, India,
Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia,
Pakistan, Singapore,
Thailand
Center for
Clean Air
Policy
(CCAP)
2011-2013 1.900.000 €
Facility for Environmentally-Friendly
Transport Technology and Measures
(TRANSfer)
Columbia, Indonesia, South
Africa
GIZ 2010-2013 1.500.000 €
Sectoral Study on Climate and
Refrigeration Technology in Developing
Countries and the Development of
Methods and Instruments for Identifying
Reduction Potential and Implementing
NAMAs
Indien, Mexico, South Africa,
Thailand
GIZ 2010-2012 1.935.000 €

3. 10.8.2012
ICI NAMA project under implementation 2/2
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Title Country Organisation Duration
Funding
Volume
National energy efficiency plan as a core
element for an activity- and evidence-
based mitigation strategy
Thailand GIZ 2012-2015 3.000.000 €
Integrated Approaches to the
Development of Climate Friendly
Economies in Central Asia
Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan,
Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan
DIW econ 2011-2013 2.875.000 €
Bringing a range of supported mitigation
activities in selected countries to the next
level
Chile, Indonesia,
Kenya, Peru, Tunisia
ECN 2012-2014 1.914.207 €
NAMA-Programme Mexico GIZ 2011-2015 7.000.000 €
Support for the creation and operation of
a registry for NAMAs
Global Ecofys 2011-2012 299.622 €
Priorities for future ICI NAMA projects I
• from planning to implementation – bringing NAMAs to
life (from design, via analysing the potentials to actual
implementation on the ground)
• follow complementing approaches on supporting concrete
NAMA design implementation: horizontally working
projects that help guiding the NAMA concept and support
its implementation with a NAMA tool box
• Strengthen knowledge sharing and communication to
support building a common understanding on the NAMA
concept and its benefits
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Priorities for future ICI NAMA projects II
• Join forces of all relevant actors working in the field of
NAMA development to trigger and to speed up the
process of NAMA implementation
• Distil lessons from the practise of implementing NAMAs
for supporting international collaboration – e.g.
International Partnership on MRV and mitigation -
including when appropriate the negotiations
• Aim at setting best-practise benchmarks from the
practise of NAMA projects
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Further information:
www.international-climate-initiative.com
Newsletter:
http://www.bmu-klimaschutzinitiative.de/en/newsletter_en
Norbert Gorißen
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
Conservation and Nuclear Safety