UNFCCC COP25
MADRID, SPAINPREPARATION FOR CLIMATE CHANGERESPONSES IN HO CHI MINH CITY
Mai Tuan AnhDirector,Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DONRE)
Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
December, 20191

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Progress updates of climate change mitigation
implementation and city-level GHG inventory

2. Next CCAP update for the period of 2021-2030, withvision to 2050

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1. Progress updates of climatechange mitigation implementationand city-level GHG inventory3Background of Ho Chi Minh City Climate Change Action PlanRequest for updating theClimate Change Action Plan inaccordance to the Decision on
approval of Target Programon climate change response
and green growth in the 20162020 period

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Guideline on updating theClimate Change Action Plan
issued together with theDecision
No.990/BTNMTKTTVBĐKH dated 24/3/2014
4Overview of current Climate Change Action Plan until 2020

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Status of GHG emissions (City-level GHG Inventory)
Stationary energy
Transport

2016 GHG Inventory in HCM CITY

WastesApply the methodology in the city-level
GHG inventory manual (by JICA SPINAMA project)

IPPU
AFOLU

2013 GHG Inventory results•Data collection from various authorities
and additional surveys for supplementarydata•Estimation of GHG emission in 05 sectors
and subsectors•Recommendations and assessment of GHG
emission reduction potentials in selectedsectors

GHG Inventory manual6

Progress of City-level GHG Inventory in 2016 (GPC Compliant)
GHG Emissions andRemovals
GHG Emissions Sources (BySector and Sub-sector)
Stationary Energy

Total

Scope 1

Scope 2

Scope 325,377,181

5,952,755

18,648,642

775,784

Transportation

23,983,566

20,009,914

0

3,973,652

Waste

3,513,889

3,513,889

IPPU

108,152

108,152

AFOLU

430,987

430,987

53,413,775

30,015,697

18,648,642

4,749,436

Total GHG (metric ton CO2e/year) in 2016

GHG Emissions and Removals
7%0%

1%

47%
45%

StationaryEnergy
Transportati
onWaste3% GHG Emissions on Stationary Energy
Residential buildings
Sub-sector

0%

0% 0%

33%
46%
18%

Commercial and institutionalbuilding and facilities
Manufacturing industries andconstruction
Energy industries
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Institutional arrangement for City-level GHG Inventory

DONRE

Single agency
responsible forpreparing GHG
inventory

DataProviding
Organizations

Data provision
Check of providing
dataLocal
Consultant

Performs the actualwork of GHG inventory
compilation

JICA

Support for HCMC’sActivity

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2. Next CCAP update for the periodof 2021-2030, with vision to 2050

9UPDATING THE NEXT CCAP FOR 2021-2030, VISION TO 2050
Updated scientific grounds:- IPCC’s 5th report- The CC Sea level rise scenario
of 2016

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In response to the current
and forthcoming centralorders(Decrees, 2Circulars)

Changes in the hydrometeorological data in
3 HCMCIn response to thesustainable development
requirement of the city:
4 - to reduce CC relatedrisks- To tap on opportunities
from Climate Change- In line with common
5 trend of major cities inthe world- Meeting international
commitments
enteredinto by the country and10the CityUPDATING THE NEXT CCAP FOR 2021-2030, VISION TO 2050
Planning for City-level Paris
Agreement implementation onclimate change•Guidelines
inLetterRef.4126/BTNMT-BDKH datedonAugust 11, 2017 by MONRE;•Elaborate duties for HCMC in 05
groups of duties listed in the DecisionRef. No. 2053/QD-TTg•Contribution to the National GHG
emission reduction targets for 20212030
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Key issues to be resolved
 Todetermine the baseline GHG emission or GHG emission
scenarios for the city; To assess quantitative GHG emission reduction target, which issuitable to the city’s current context and international
commitments that Viet Nam entered into;

 To

prioritize CC mitigation and adaptation actions so as tostrengthen the feasibility of the CCAP.

12JICA SPI-NAMA Support to Ho Chi Minh City
Major Activities

Contents

Activity 1.
Estimating future GHG
emission trend (BAU)
and emission
reduction potential

Expected Outputs

Collection of relevant data for analysis andbackground information such as plans, policies andregulations( including Inventory)
Scenario analysis by AIM model.
Technical input and capacity development activities
for setting GHG emission reduction targets

Technical analysis
report on GHGemission scenarios(BAU and Mitigation
Potentials)

BAU emission
ton-CO2

Project emission

Estimating
reduction
potential

real data

Source: NIES2015

Estimation of GHG emission in futurewith AIM Model

Provides scientific evidence for the next
HCMC CCAP(2021-2030) with mitigation
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targets and actions!

Thank you for your attention

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