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Annual Progress Report 2006-07. The World Bank April 2007. Highlights of 2006-07. A $13m program with an additional leverage of $8m Implemented capacity building activities in 45 countries, with 17 new countries added during 2006-07 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Annual Progress Report 2006-07

Annual Progress Report 2006-07

The World BankApril 2007

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A $13m program with an additional leverage of $8m Implemented capacity building activities in 45 countries, with 17

new countries added during 2006-07 Hosted highly successful Carbon Expo, and regional forums in

Asia, Africa and North Africa Over 5200 people benefited from CF-A’s training programs and

other events 10 DNAs received structured assistance to strengthen their

capacities Several country portfolios developed with over 150 projects

assisted Active role in the ‘Nairobi Framework’ Established a participatory implementation structure with WB

regions, CFU and external partners

Highlights of 2006-07

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Carbon Finance Unit

Regional Operations

Donors ClientsWorld Bank Institute

Development Partners

Regional/Country Partners

Host Country

Committee

Management Structure

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Work Components

CF-Assist

Capacity Enhancement

Market Development

Outreach

Training Portfolio DevelopmentInstitutional Strengthening

Carbon ExpoGHG ForumsFinancial Sector Intermediation

Annual Market AssessmentLessons Learnt

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Thematic Focus

Governance Industry/Finance Engagement Project Deal Flow Knowledge Management

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Approach and Impact

Phase I (1 year) Phase II (1 year) Phase III (2-3 years)

Theme 1 : CDM/JI Governance

DNA/Focal Point w/criteria and procedures established

Supportive regulatory framework developed

Efficient procedures for project review and approval established

Proactive development and marketing of national portfolio

DNA established sustainable financing plan

Theme 2: Financial/Industry Engagement

Key financial experts trained

Financial industry understands ‘Rules of the Game’ and instruments to hedge risks

CF integrated into commercial investments and in concessional lending planning/decisions

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Theme 3: Project Deal Flow Key players in sector fully

aware of CF, and some have established systems to assess potential project

At least one PDD completed Stakeholders have identified

and quantified assets in key sectors.

At least one industry association/intermediary is engaged in CF

Projects continue to be identified autonomously

At least one PDD validated and ERPA negotiated

Participation at Carbon Expo

At least 2 projects annually with ERs

Sustaining deal flow Intermediaries engaged

in CF on sustainable basis

Ongoing Carbon Expo participation with partial or no subsidy

Theme 4: Knowledge Management CDM/JI information, approval

procedures, and project opportunities widely disseminated

Key local experts trained to design and market projects with/to international experts

At least one national workshop covering all CF topics in depth

Knowledge sustained by web or long-distance learning

National and regional networks established

Local and regional experts transferring knowledge to other countries/regions

Durable mechanisms for KM (e.g. certification, accredited DOE, etc.).

Approach and Impact

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National/Regional Programs

Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Central America region

Botswana, Burkina Faso, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mozambique, Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa, Uganda, West African Region, Southern African Region

Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines.

Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Macedonia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan.

GIS Studies: Bulgaria, Latvia, Russian Federation, Ukraine.

Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia

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Latin America

Innovative CF Instruments Argentine Carbon Facility Mexico Carbon Fund Brazil Auction Platform

New country programs launched in Paraguay and Ecuador

New target countries: Central America, Columbia

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Middle East and North Africa

Focusing on project development in Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt

Programs initiated in Lebanon and Yemen

Algeria and Jordan new prospects Successful Regional Forum held in

Morocco

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Most countries in preliminary phase of capacity development

New countries launched under Africa Assist: Botswana, Burkina Faso, Kenya,Rwanda

Regional programs in southern and western Africa

Sectoral assessments in cement and biofuels

Successful CF event at COP/MOP2 CF Investment Forum for Bankers in May

‘07

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Europe and Central Asia

In JI countries, focus is on helping set up the regulatory framework, and GIS

In CDM countries, emphasis on strengthening local institutions and project development

New target countries are Croatia, Moldova and Kazakhstan

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South Asia

Comprehensive country program implemented in Sri Lanka National CDM strategy DNA strengthening 20 PINs and 5 PDDs developed

Focus in India is on unlocking potential in public sector

PHRD grant for CB in Pakistan with emphasis on Power sector

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East Asia

Decentralization of institutional structure and promotion of CDM Fund in China

Project portfolio development in Philippines and Indonesia

Institutional strengthening in Cambodia

Target new countries are Mongolia and Vietnam

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Carbon Expo 2006

2035 participants from 92 countries 185 Exhibitors from 50 countries 150 journalists 29 non-Annex I host country

representatives Over 100 project transactions

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Regional Events

Regional Carbon Forum for North Africa April 4-5, Rabat, Morocco 86 Participants (40 buyers) and15 Exhibitors

Africa CF Forum November 13-14, Nairobi, Kenya 440 participants; 30 exhibitors

Carbon Expo Asia October 26-27, Beijing, China 1062 participants; 107 exhibitors

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Sector Assessment

Transportation Potential assessment Methodology development

Cement industry in Africa Barrier analysis Estimation of potential Assistance to project development Identification of capacity needs

Biofuels in Africa Barrier analysis Estimation of potential Identification of capacity needs

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Knowledge Management

Annual State of the Carbon Market Verification, Validation and Monitoring

Manual Outreach

Dedicated Website (www.worldbank.org\wbi\cfassist)

Pamphlets for CF-Assist and Africa Assist Host Country Committee

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Nairobi Framework

Announced at COP/MOP2 for capacity building with initial focus on Africa

Partners: UNFCCC, UNDP, UNEP, AfDB and WB

CF-Assist, with CDCF, represents WB Carrying out CDM assessment in Africa Dialog with African host countries on 4

May Feedback to be presented on 14 May at

SB

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CF-Assist PartnersPartner Country/Region Program/Event

Center Mario Molina Mexico Executing Agency for CF-Assist

IETA Global Carbon Expo

Koelnmesse Global Carbon Expo

CEFEB AFR CF Training Programs in Africa

AFD AFR / MNA Africa Assist

UNDP Global UNDP Project Development Facility

UNEP-RISOe Center Africa CF-SEA and CD4CDM

Argentine Secretary of Environment

Argentina Argentine Carbon Facility

METAP MNA METAP CF Initiative

Regional Energy Association

El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua

Central America program

OLADE LAC LA Carbon Forum

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Achievements in 2006-07

Expo37%

GHG Forum30%

Training33%

Africa17%

Europe/ Central Asia

22%South Asia50%

Middle East and North

Africa11%

1673 People

5295 People

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Achievements

Special products designed Argentina, Brazil, Mexico

DNAs strengthened Albania, Bolivia, Cambodia, China, Kenya,

Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Mali, Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Uruguay, Uzbekistan

Project portfolios developed 150 projects in different stages of development in

Albania, Cameroon, China, Ghana, India, Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Macedonia, Madagascar, Mozambique, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Uzbekistan and Zambia

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Key Lessons from 2006-07

Need for targeted capacity building in short term

Importance of accelerated procedures for project approvals

Focus on underlying finance for CF projects

Differentiated emphasis in capacity building for short term and long term requirements

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Work Program 2007-09

Program Ongoing New Implementation Proposals

Sub-Saharan Africa

Botswana, Madagascar, Mali, Mozambique, Senegal, Uganda

Burkina Faso, Kenya, Rwanda, Southern Africa, Western Africa.

Benin, The Gambia, Niger, Nigeria

Middle East and North Africa

Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia Lebanon Algeria, Jordan, Yemen

South Asia India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka Nepal

East Asia and Pacific

Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Philippines

Papua New Guinea Mongolia, Vietnam, Pacific Islands

Latin America and Caribbean

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay

Central America, Ecuador, Paraguay

Columbia, Central America

Europe and Central Asia

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uzbekistan

Russian Federation Croatia, Kazakhstan, Moldova

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Work Program

Program Ongoing New Implementation

Proposals

Global Program

Transportation Study

Market Facilitation

Carbon Expo 2008; Nairobi Framework

Latin America Carbon Forum

North America Carbon Forum; Asia Carbon Expo

Knowledge Management and Outreach

State of Carbon Report

E-Training Tools and Modules

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Spain6

Switzerland2.525

France2.04

Australia1.315

DCF0.15

Denmark0.425

French MEDD0.18

PCF Plus0.8

CF-A Resources ($13.4m)

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Overall Allocation (2005-09)

National52%

Global 8%

Expo19%

HCC4%

Management14%

Miscellaneous3%

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Regional Distribution

AFR24%

ECA8%

EAP17%

LAC34%

MNA8%

SAR9%

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2006-07 Budget ($4m)

AFR

17%

ECA

4%

EAP

12%

LAC

24%MNA

6%

SAR

3%

Global

10%

Expo

11%

HCC

2%

Management

9%Misc

2%

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Priorities and Next Steps

Increase Coverage and Depth

•Ensure geographical equity

•Strengthen Public and Private Institutions

•Future role of Expo and regional events?

Accelerate Pipeline Development for 2008-12

•Sectoral focus (Energy - EE, IGCC, HHE; LULUCF)

•Programmatic approaches

•Project-focus for CB

Vision beyond Kyoto

•Post-2012 regime discussions

•Linking development with mitigation

•Clean Energy Investment Framework

•Adaptation???