Transparency of climate finance provided and mobilised - lessons from experience by Jérôme Brouillet CCXG GF September 2016 Breakout D

1. Transparency
of climate
finance
provided and
mobilised –
lessons from
experience
Nos valeurs : l'ouverture, la loyauté, l'engagement, l'esprit d'équipe

2. French experience with reporting finance provided and
mobilised
 European framework :
 mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions
and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant
to climate change
 annual reporting
 From BR1 to BR2
 Reporting on finance provided : appendix describing the methodology
used was added in BR2
 First reporting on finance mobilised in BR2 on the basis of a study
commissioned by the French Treasury:
Limited to three French bilateral instruments
Guarantees were not included
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3. Challenges
 Ensuring consistency
 evolution of methodologies under the OECD-DAC to avoid
duplications of efforts for our institutions
 the work undertaken by IDFC and the MDBs to ensure comparability
and avoid double counting
 Reporting on finance mobilised
 Transitioning from a one-shot study to a durable and regular exercise
 Broadening the scope : in terms of institutions and instruments
covered ; in terms of policy intervention (technical assistance)
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4. Conclusion – collective reporting
 Collective reporting - advantages
 limit double counting
 no need to attribute finance mobilised
 Many challenges
 agree on common methodologies
 reporting to the UNFCCC
 consistency between collective reporting and individual reporting
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