preaenation be GGGI

1. Experience and the transfer of knowledge
in the field of green economy
Energy of the Future: CO2 Emissions Reduction
Yvo de Boer
Director-General
Global Green Growth Institute
23 October 2014

2. 2
Green Growth is Complex

3. 3
Green Growth Momentum

4. 4
Calculating ‘True’ Earnings
Source: KPMG (2014) A New Vision of Value: Connecting Corporate and Societal Value Creation

5. 5
A New Model of Capital
Image source: Forum for the Future. http://www.forumforthefuture.org/project/five-capitals/overview

6. ENERGY
TRANSPORT
AGRICULTURE
FORESTRYINDUSTRY
BUILDINGS
WASTE
6
Growing Population, Increase in Carbon Emissions

7. Enhancing value by
respecting
resources, the
environment and
people
Reducing
cost
through
efficiency
7
Green Growth from 3 Perspectives

8. 8
GGGI’s Value Chain
Green impact assessment Sector/Sub-sector strategy & planning Design, financing & implementationDiagnosis
Development,
economic growth
and sustainability
diagnosis
Macro economic
impact
assessment
Sectoral green
impact
assessment and
prioritization
Analysis of costs
and investment
requirements
Policy and
institutions
analysis
Development of
sectoral/sub-
sectoral
investment plans
and selection
Design: Project
and policy
preparation
Financing:
Identification of
possible financial
structures
Implementation
Knowledge
Management &
Sharing
Green Growth
Knowledge Platform
Green Growth Best
Practice
New Industrial
Revolution
• Strategy report on GGGI’s
knowledge management
practice for 2015 onward
• Assessment of the newly
implemented GGGI internal
KMS system
• Operationalization and
improvement of the KMS
system
• Knowledge gap analysis
and research papers
produced and made
accessible online
• Web-based knowledge
platform launched and
maintained to promote the
sharing of information, best
practices, tools, policy
guidance, lessons learned
and expertise
• Build, facilitate, and expand
a dynamic green growth
community of practice
• Application of GGBP
findings to strengthen
national green growth
programs
• Sharing of GGBP findings
in international
conference/workshops
• Updated GGBP case
studies
• In-depth best practice
assessment on one GGBP
topic
• Fund-raising for GGBP
Phase II research
• Development and
publication of theoretical
support for green growth
• Ideas on green growth
explored in collaboration with
GGGI partners
• Policy guidance developed
and published
• Sharing of research results,
through working papers,
program workshop/
conference, policy briefs, and
synthesis/annual reports
Knowledge Management and Sharing (KMS)

9. 9
Green Growth Knowledge Platform
www.greengrowthknowledge.org

10. 10
Green Growth Best Practices
www.ggbp.org
Identifying and sharing best practices
of green growth planning
and implementation.

11. 11
Managing Information, Cultivating Knowledge

12. 12
Energy of the Future: Co2 Emissions Reduction
Experience and the Transfer of Knowledge
http://gggi.org/
http://www.greengrowthknowledge.org
http://www.ggbp.org/