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EN 1   EN  EUROPEAN COMMISSION 
Brussels, 19.4.2011 
SEC(2011) 501 final 
  
COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT 
EU Accountability Report 2011 on Financing for Development 
  
Review of progress of the EU and its Member States 
  
Accompanying document to the 
 
COMMUNICATION FROM THE CO MMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN 
PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL 
COMMITTEE AND THE COMMI TTEE OF THE REGIONS 
 
Enhancing EU Accountability on Financing for Development 
towards the EU Official Devel opment Assistance Peer Review 
  
VOL II 
{COM(2011) 218 final} 
{SEC(2011) 500 final} {SEC(2011) 502 final} {SEC(2011) 503 final} {SEC(2011) 504 final} {SEC(2011) 505 final} 
 
EN 2   EN  
Annex 1 Bibliography 
Annex 2 ODA methodology Annex 3 Statistical Annex on ODA trends Annex 4 Results of the EU fast star t Climate Finance monitoring exercises 
 
EN 3   EN Annex 1 Bibliography 
Domestic resource mobilisation 
MEMO/10/146, Date: 21/04/2010, Tax and development: promoting good governance in 
taxation as part of development cooperation ,   
http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleas esAction.do?reference=MEMO/10/146 
 
Tax Challenges Facing Developing Countries , Richard M. Bird: Inaugural Lecture of the 
Annual Public Lecture Series of the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New 
Delhi, India, March 12, 2008.  http://ec.europa.eu/developm ent/services/events/tax_developm ent/docs/td_tax_challenges_bir
d.pdf 
 
IMF, Review of Recent Crisis Programs , Prepared by the Strategy, Policy and Review 
Department. In consultation with other departments. Approved by Reza Moghadam 
September 14, 2009  World Development Indicators  (WDI ), http://data.worldbank .org/data-catalog/world-
development-indicators 
 
Innovative finance 
Annual Reports for Lotteries, UNTAID fo r Airline Levy, UNFCC for Adaptation Fund, 
GAVI for AMC and IFFIm, OECD  DAC for EU philanthropy 
 
Private flows 
Eurostat statistics on FDI and Remittances 
 
The Road to Europe: Program of Accounti ng Reform and Institutional Strengthening  
(REPARIS) 
 Directive 2004/17/EC of 31 March 2004 coordina ting the procurement pr ocedures of entities 
operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sector s (OJ L 134, 30.4.2004) and 
Directive 2004/18/EC of 31 March 2004 on the coor dination of procedures for the award of 
public works contracts, public supply contra cts and public service contracts (OJ L 134, 
30.4.2004)  World Bank’s Remittance Prices Worldwid e, http://remittanceprices.worldbank.org/ 
 The 2979th Justice and Home Affairs Counc il meeting, Brussels, 30 November 2009 
ODA Section 
T.J. Moss (2005). Ghost of 0.7%: Origins and Relevance of the Interna tional Aid Target . 
Centre for Global Development  History of the 0.7 target:  http://www.oecd.org/document/19/0,3746,en_2649_34447_45539475_1_1_1_1,00.html  OECD DAC’s Development Co-operation Reports 2005, 2008 and 2010  
 
EN 4   EN OECD DAC 2010 and 2011 press releases on preliminary ODA data  
 OECD DAC (2008) Special Review  of Development Co-operation of the Republic of Korea 
 OECD DAC (2010), Development Finance Challenges – Issues Paper , 
DCD/DAC(2010)6/REV2  OECD DAC Online Table 1 and Table 2A  AidWatch Briefing (February 2011), Between austerity and political  will: EU Member States 
ODA budgets in 2011. Risks that in 2011 genuine EU aid will fall for th e first time since 1997 . 
 2010 OECD Report on Aid Predictability Surv ey on Donors’ Forward Spending Plans 2010 – 
2012  
Climate and biodiversity sections 
Conclusions on Climate Change and Developm ent of the General Affairs and External 
Relations Council of 17 November 2009 
 European Council Conclusions of 30 October 2009  European Council Conclusions on 10/11 December 2009 European Council, EU Fast start fi nance Report for Cancun, 6 December 2010 
 EU Council Conclusions on Biodiversity: Post -2010 EU and global vision and targets and 
international ABS regime, 15 March 2010  EU Council Conclusions on Preparat ion of the tenth meeting of th e Conference of the Parties 
(COP 10) to the Convention on Biologi cal Diversity (CBD), 14 October 2010 
 EU Council conclusions on Convention on Biologi cal Diversity: outcome of and follow-up to 
the Nagoya biodiversity conference, 20 December 2010  European Commission, European Ne ighbourhood Policy, COM (2004) 373 final 
 European Commission, Wider Europe — Ne ighbourhood: A New Framework for Relations 
with our Eastern and Southern Neighbours, COM (2003) 104 final 
 European Commission, Proposal for a Joint Declaration by the Co uncil, the European 
Parliament and the Commission on the European  Union Development Policy “The European 
Consensus”, COM (2005) 311 final  European Commission, Policy Coherence for Development Accelerating progress towards 
attaining the Millennium Devel opment Goals, COM (2005) 134 final 
 European Commission, Stepping up international climate finance: A European blueprint for 
the Copenhagen Deal, COM(2009) 475 final  
 
EN 5   EN Commission Staff Working Docume nt, Consolidated Profile A ccompanying Document to the 
Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament the 2010 
Assessment of Implementing the EU Biodi versity Action Plan, SEC(2010) 1163 final 
 GEF Secretariat & World Bank, Summary of Ne gotiations Fifth Replenishment of the GEF 
Trust Fund, May 17, 2010, 
http://www.thegef.org/gef/sites/th egef.org/files/documents/GEF-A.4-
7%20Summary%20of%20Negotiations%20of%20the%20Fifth%20Replenishment%20of%20the%20GEF_0.pdf  
 
USAID, Biodiversity Conservation and Fore stry Programs Annual Report, October 2010 
 The ‘Rio markers’: www.oecd.or g/dac/stats/rioconventions 
 The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity ( TEEB) study: a major inte rnational initiative 
to draw attention to the globa l economic benefits of biodiversity, http://www.teebweb.org/ 
 
Debt section 
International Development Associati on and Internationa l Monetary Fund, Heavily Indebted 
Poor Countries (HIPC) Initia tive and Multilateral Debt Relief Initiativ e (MDRI)—Status of 
Implementation , Prepared by the Staffs of IDA and the IMF, Approved by Otaviano Canuto 
and Reza Moghadam, September 14, 2010  Global Development Finance 2011: External Debt of Developing Countries , World Bank, 12 
Dec 2010  UN General Assembly, Sixty- fifth session, Item 18 (c) of  the provisional agenda, 
Macroeconomic policy questions, External debt sustainabi lity and development, Report of the 
Secretary-General, 21 July 2010  Paris Club Debt Relief Additional to  HIPC, HIPC CBP, September 2009 
 Seventh UNCTAD Debt Management Confer ence, Geneva, Statements by Supachai 
Panitchpakdi, Secretary-General of  UNCTAD (2008-2011) , 9 November 2009 
httpwww.unctad.orgtemplateswebflyer .aspdocid=12383&intItemID=3549&lang=1 
 International Development Associati on and International Monetary Fund, 2010 Survey of 
Commercial Creditor Participation and Creditor Lawsuits against HIPCs , September 14, 
2010  Debt relief committed under HI PC and MDRI Initiatives, 
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/mdg/Metada ta.aspx?Indicato rId=0&SeriesId=688 
 IMF Country Report No. 10/360, , Democratic Republic of the Congo: Enhanced Initiative 
for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries—Compl etion Point Document and Multilateral Debt 
Relief Initiative Paper  , December 2010  
 OECD Journal: Financial Market Trends, Vo lume 2010 – Issue 1, Pre-publication version, 
Debt Markets: Policy Challenges in the Post- Crisis Landscape  
Minutes from the 11th OECD-WBG-IMF Gl obal Bond Market Forum, 8-9 April 2010
 
EN 6   EN Annex 2 ODA methodology  
The Commission methodology applied for analysing ODA indications/ forecasts 
provided by EU Member States: 
Figures on Official Development Assistance (ODA ) are in current prices and have been taken 
from the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) for the years 1995 to 2010, 
inclusive, for those Member States for which DAC reports1. For those Member States that do 
not report ODA volumes to the DAC, figures for 2009 and 2010 have been taken from Member States' replies to the annual questionnaire.  
The Commission requested all Memb er States to share their replies to the DAC Advance 
Questionnaire on ODA 2010, in order to ensure consistency between fig ures published here 
and those that Member States report to the OECD DAC in the Advance Questionnaire. From 
2011 onwards, ODA figures have been taken, as far as available, from Member States’ 
replies. For those Members States that gave ODA figures in national currencies the 
Commission’s annual average exchange rates for th e respective years ha ve been applied to 
convert them into euro. Up to 2012, the exchange rates have been taken from the Commission’s autumn 2010 forecast and, beyond t hat, nominal exchange rate stability has 
been assumed.  
Where a Member State has presented only the ODA/GNI ratio, ODA has been calculated by 
multiplying it with the Commi ssion’s estimate of GNI. Where a Member State has reported 
both the ODA figure and the ODA/GNI ratio, preference has been given to using the 
ODA/GNI ratio.  
The ratios of ODA to GNI might be subject to change after the publication of this report. For 
the year 2010 only preliminary GNI figures were available from the Commission's official AMECO database
2 and from EU Member States' information on their ODA volumes and 
national GNI provided to the Commission (in the replies to the Monte rrey questionnaire) and 
the OECD DAC (March 2011 in response to th e DAC advance ODA questionnaire).   We 
used DAC GNI data for 2010 for EU Member States reporting to DAC and AMECO data for 
all others.   
For the remaining years  the Commission established 2 diffe rent scenarios for reaching the 
2015 targets for Member States (0.7% for EU -15 Member States and 0.33% for Member 
States that joined the EU after 2002). 
- when Member States provided budgets for ye ars after 2011 these figures were inserted 
in the projections;  
- in this scenario, the Commission calculated  the ODA amount that  is required in 
addition to the 2010 ODA volume by distri buting this required increase evenly 
                                                 
1 For figures between 1995 and 2010, the Commission se rvices used the OECD DAC exchange rates and GNI 
figures to ensure consistency with percentages already published by the OECD DAC. For figures between 2011 
and 2015, Commission estimates for exchange rates and GNI were used. Marginal differences in the ODA/GNI 
ratios for some countries in the Commission calculations compared to the OECD DAC calculations could still, 
however, be due to minor differences in the applied ex change rates and GNI estimates. DAC data for the years 
2004-2009 are as of March 31, 2011. The OECD DAC also published figures for EU Member States that are not 
DAC members. Where available, such data were used.  
2 http://ec.europa.eu/ec onomy_finance/ameco/user/serie/SelectSerie.cfm 
 
EN 7   EN between 2011 and 2015. ODA as a % of GNI was calculated using the official 
Commission GNI/GDP growth estimates, as described below. 
- Figures for Gross National Income (GNI) in  current prices for 2010 were taken from 
the OECD DAC where available; othe rwise from the Commission’s autumn 2010 
forecast. The GNI figures in the February 2011 interim forecast were used for the 
years 2011 and 2012. For EU Member States reporting to DAC, the Commission applied the implicit nominal GNI growth rate s to the 2010 GNI figures provided by 
DAC to ensure consistency with ratios for the previous years. 
GNI figures for the years 2013 to 2015 were calculated by applying the Commission’s 
country-specific projections of nominal GDP growth rate s to the 2012 GNI forecasts. 
Calculation of ODA to Africa, Sub-Sahar an Africa and LDCs including Imputed 
Multilateral Aid 
When reporting on aid to groups of countries, it is necessary to count both the aid that is 
provided bilaterally  by the donor directly to each country or region and the share of  each 
donor’s contributions to multilateral agencies  that is provided as aid to those countries or 
regions. The latter is known as ‘imputed multilatera l aid’ and is included in this report in the 
calculations of ODA provided to Afric a, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and Least Developed 
Countries (LDCs) and other income groups . The Commission has used the OECD DAC 
methodology
3 to make these calculations, as follows:   
1) The percentage of each multilateral age ncy’s total annual gross aid disbursements 
that each recipient country/re gion receives is calculated.  
2) The recipient percentages derived in step 1) are multiplied by a donor's 
contribution in the same year to the core resources of the agency concerned to arrive 
at the imputed flow from that donor to each recipient. (Example: In a given year, WFP 
provides 10% of its disbursements from co re resources to Sudan. Donor A contributes 
USD50 million to WFP core resources in  the same year. Donor A’s imputed 
multilateral ODA to Sudan through WFP is 0.1*50million = USD5 million). This calculation is repeated fo r each multilateral agency. 
3) The results from step 2) for all agenc ies are summed to obtain the total imputed 
multilateral aid from each donor to each recipient country.   
These calculations are available only for count ries reporting to the DAC (the EU20). This 
excludes Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, and Romania for which there 
are insufficient data to impute their multilate ral aid by country/region. For 2010, the data on 
are estimated for the 15 EU countries that are members of the DAC, since the detailed 
geographic spend by multilateral agencies in 2010 is not yet available. For example for 
Africa, the imputed share for Africa in Au stria’s 2009 multilateral ODA is multiplied by 
Austria's multilateral ODA in 2010.  
                                                
 
3 OECD methodology for calcula ting imputed multilateral ODA 
(www.oecd.org/document/54/0,3746,en_2649_34447_41037110_1_1_1_1,00.html). 
 
EN 8   EN Annex 3 Statistical Annex on ODA trends 
0.370.37
0.33 0.330.31 0.320.330.35 0.35 0.350.41 0.41
0.370.400.420.430.500.550.610.650.70
0.43 0.43 0.44 0.45 0.45
0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.80
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIEU27  - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and projections for reaching 2015 targets
EU15 EU25 EU27 EU15 ODA to Africa EU15 ODA to LDCs Required linear increase EU27  Commission projections or MS forecasts
2010 Target: 0.562015 Target: 0.70
LDC Target: 0.15
 
 
EN 9   EN 0.27
0.230.240.220.240.230.34
0.26
0.200.230.52
0.470.50
0.43
0.300.32 0.320.350.34 0.34
0.310.320.410.490.570.640.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIAustria - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70Trend from
2015
MS Forecasttill 2014
 
 
EN 10   EN 0.38
0.34
0.310.35
0.300.360.370.430.60
0.410.53
0.50
0.430.480.550.640.70 0.70 0.70 0.70 0.700.640.70 0.70 0.70
0.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIBelgium - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
 
EN 11   EN 0.010.00
0.060.04 0.04
0.09 0.08 0.090.100.110.120.090.150.200.25 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIBulgaria - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33Trend from
2012 MS Forecast
till 2011
 
 
EN 12   EN 0.03
0.090.15
0.120.170.20 0.200.19 0.19 0.18 0.18 0.170.200.230.260.29
0.31
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNICyprus - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
 
EN 13   EN 0.03 0.03 0.030.05
0.070.11 0.110.120.110.12 0.12 0.12 0.12 0.13 0.12 0.13 0.130.120.170.220.26 0.30
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNICzech Republic - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33Trend from
2014 MS Forecast
till 2013
 
EN 14   EN 0.961.04
0.970.991.011.06
1.03
0.96
0.840.85
0.810.800.810.820.880.90
0.82
0.790.770.790.810.90
0.80 0.80 0.80
0.80
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIDenmark - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend National Path ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend from
2014MS Forecast
till 2013
 
EN 15   EN 0.05
0.080.090.080.10 0.10 0.100.120.14 0.140.160.170.100.160.220.26 0.30
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIEstonia - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
 
EN 16   EN 0.310.330.320.310.330.310.320.35 0.350.370.46
0.400.390.440.540.55 0.56 0.56 0.56 0.550.570.550.590.620.650.680.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIFinland - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70Trend from
2015MS Forecast
till 2014
 
EN 17   EN 0.55
0.48
0.44
0.38 0.38
0.300.310.370.400.410.47 0.47
0.380.390.470.50
0.47 0.48
0.42 0.43 0.430.500.540.590.63 0.670.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIFrance - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70Trend from
2014MS Forecast
till 2013
 
EN 18   EN 0.310.32
0.280.26 0.260.27 0.27 0.270.28 0.280.36 0.360.370.38
0.350.380.40 0.40 0.41 0.41 0.420.380.450.520.590.640.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIGermany - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend from 2011 
 
EN 19   EN 0.150.140.15 0.150.20
0.170.21 0.21
0.160.17 0.170.160.210.190.170.19 0.19 0.19 0.19 0.190.170.300.420.520.620.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIGreece - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend 
 
EN 20   EN 0.070.110.13
0.08 0.080.10 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.08 0.080.090.140.190.24 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIHungary - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33Trend from
2012 MS Forecast
till 2011
 
EN 21   EN 0.290.31 0.310.300.310.290.330.400.39 0.390.420.540.550.59
0.540.53 0.520.550.570.600.63 0.530.580.630.66
0.680.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIIreland - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70Trend from
2012 MS Forecast
till 2011
 
EN 22   EN 0.150.20
0.110.20
0.150.130.150.20
0.170.150.29
0.200.190.22
0.16 0.15 0.160.20
0.120.110.090.150.270.380.490.600.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIItaly - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend from
2014
MS Forecasttill 2013
 
EN 23   EN 0.060.070.06 0.060.07 0.070.06 0.06 0.06 0.06 0.06 0.060.060.130.190.24 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNILatvia - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
Trend 
 
EN 24   EN 0.010.04
0.060.080.11 0.11 0.11 0.100.110.130.140.160.180.100.160.210.25 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNILithuania - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
Trend  
 
EN 25   EN 0.360.440.550.650.660.72 0.73 0.730.86
0.79 0.790.890.920.971.041.09
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.001.09
1.00 1.00 1.00
1.00
0.000.200.400.600.801.001.20
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNILuxembourg - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast National Path ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
 
EN 26   EN 0.18 0.18
0.15 0.150.200.18
0.110.220.240.270.300.33
0.110.160.200.25
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIMalta - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
 
EN 27   EN 0.81 0.81 0.810.80
0.730.840.820.810.80
0.730.820.81 0.810.800.820.81
0.76
0.71 0.70 0.70 0.700.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNINetherlands - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend National Path ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
 
EN 28   EN 0.050.070.090.100.080.09
0.08 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.10 0.100.080.140.200.25 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIPoland - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/2005-2010 Trend National Path ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
 
EN 29   EN 0.25
0.210.250.240.26 0.260.250.27
0.220.63
0.21 0.210.220.27
0.230.29
0.200.210.230.240.260.290.390.490.570.64
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIPortugal - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend
 
EN 30   EN 0.070.09 0.090.07 0.08 0.09 0.100.110.120.070.140.190.24 0.29
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIRomania - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
Trend
 
EN 31   EN 0.040.030.040.020.070.120.100.090.100.09
0.090.10 0.09 0.08 0.070.120.090.150.210.26 0.30
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNISlovak Republic - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33Trend from
2014
MS Forecast
till 2013
 
EN 32   EN 0.100.110.12 0.120.130.150.130.17 0.17 0.17 0.17 0.170.130.180.230.26 0.30
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNISlovenia- ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume
2010 Target: 0.172015 Target: 0.33
 
EN 33   EN 0.240.220.24 0.240.230.220.30
0.26
0.230.240.270.320.370.45 0.46
0.43
0.40
0.360.390.430.470.430.500.560.62 0.67
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNISpain - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
Trend
 
EN 34   EN 0.730.84
0.73 0.72 0.720.80
0.730.84
0.730.780.941.02
0.930.981.12
0.97
1.00 1.001.00 1.001.00
0.000.200.400.600.801.001.20
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNISweden - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast or 2005-2010 Trend National Path ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70Trend from
2015MS Forecast
till 2014
 
EN 35   EN 0.290.270.260.27
0.240.32 0.320.310.340.360.470.51
0.360.430.520.56 0.560.560.70 0.70 0.70
0.560.610.650.70
0.000.200.400.600.801.00
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015ODA as a % of GNIUnited Kingdom  - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets
Historical/MS Forecast Linear increase in ODA volume ODA to Africa incl. imputed multilateral ODA to LDCs incl. imputed multilateral
2010 Target: 0.512015 Target: 0.70
 
EN 36   EN Annex 4 Results of the EU Fast Start Cl imate Finance (FSF) monitoring exercises 
1. PLEDGES/CONFIRMED CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 2010 – 2012 FSF   
EU CONTRIBUTION 
(2010-2012)  EU CONTRIBUTION 2010
  (million EUR) (million EUR) 
NUMBER OF RESPONSES 28 / 28 28 / 28 
TOTAL AMOUNT PLEDGED 7 200 2 400 
TOTAL CONTRIBUTION 7 250 2 340 
% OF TOTAL AMOUNT PLEDGED 101% 98% 
2. FSF / OVERALL CLIMA TE FINANCING IN 2010  
Number of Member States reporting on this question 14 / 28 
Total FSF amount of Member States reporting on this question (million EUR) 610 
Total amount (million EUR) 1 650 
Overall Climate Financing in 2010 not 
counted as FSF % of total FSF amount  271% 
3. PRINCIPAL AND SIGNIFICANT CLIMATE OBJECTIVES IN 2010  
Number of Member States reporting on this question 23 / 28 
Total reported amount of reporting Me mber States (million EUR) 2 344 
Overall reported amount as % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 100% 
Total amount (million EUR) 1 917 
Climate is principal objective 
% of total reported amount  82% 
Total amount (million EUR) 426 
Climate is significant objective 
% of total reported amount  18% 
4. TYPES OF INVESTMENTS IN 2010  
Number of Member States reporting on this question 23 / 28 
Total reported amount of reporting Member States  (million EUR) 2 341 
Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 100% 
Total amount (million EUR) 1061 
Grants 
% of total reported amount  45% 
Loans, equities or others Total amount (million EUR) 1 280 
 
EN 37   EN % of total reported amount  55% 
5. BILATERAL & MULTILATERAL CHANNELS IN 2010  
Number of Member States reporting on this question 25 / 28 
Total reported amount of reporting Me mber States (million EUR) 2 347 
Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 100% 
Total amount (million EUR) 1 027 
BILATERAL 
% of total reported amount  44% 
Total amount (million EUR) 1 320 
MULTILATERAL 
% of total reported amount  56% 
Total amount (million EUR) 0 
NOT ALLOCATED 
% of total reported amount  0% 
6. OBJECTIVES AND SECTORS IN 2010  
Number of Member States reporting on this question 24 / 28 
Total reported amount of reporting Me mber States (million EUR) 2 112 
Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 90% 
Total amount (million EUR) 735 
ADAPTATION 
% of total reported amount  35% 
Total amount (million EUR) 313 
REDD+ 
% of total reported amount  15% 
Total amount (million EUR) 946 
MITIGATION (excluding REDD+) 
% of total reported amount  45% 
Total amount (million EUR) 118 
NOT ALLOCATED 
% of total reported amount  6% 
 
  
 
  
 
EN 38   EN  
 
 
 7. OVERVIEW OF MULTILATERAL CHANNELS USED FOR FSF IN 2010  
Number of Member States using multilateral channels 20 / 28 
Number of Member States providing details on multilateral channels 20 / 20 Total reported amount for multilate ral channels(billion EUR) 1017 
Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Multilateral contribution in 2010 77% 
MULTILATERAL AND REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS (million EUR) 
UNFCCC and KYOTO PROTOCOL 
FUNDS (million EUR) 
World Bank: Clean Technology Fund 292 GEF 134 
World Bank: Strategic Climate Fund 177 Adaptation Fund 67 
World Bank: Forest Carbon  Partnership Facility 49 UNFCCC 1 
World Bank: others 27 Least Developed Countries Fund 22 
WB IFC 18 Special Climate Change Fund 4 
African Development Bank: CBFF 40 Subtotal  228 
Inter American Development Bank 28 UN INITIATIVES / FUNDS (million EUR) 
EBRD 12 UN REDD Programme  16 
Global Facility For Disaster Reduction and Recovery  1 UNESCO 0.6 
CGIAR 5 FAO 20 
Others  45 UNEP 20 
Subtotal  720 UNDP 6 
  ISDR 4 
  Subtotal  68 
  TOTAL  1 017  
  
 
 
EN 39   EN 8. INDIVIDUAL ACTIONS SUPPORTED BY EU FAST START FINANCING  
Updated data Questionnaire on financing for development (Annex 4 i ndividual actions) on specific ex amples of Fast Start Climate  Finance actions, following the November 
8th 2010 EU Fast Start Finance report for Cancun 
 
Donor Beneficiary 
Country / Region Thematic area Program me or Project 
title Implementat-
ion Period Implement-ing Agency Contribution 
by EU or MS 
(million€)Type          
(grant / loan) Additional information (short description of th e action, co-financing 
arrangements, etc.)  
AT South Eastern 
Europe mitigation  IFC Renewable Energy 
Program for SEE  2009-2010 IFC 4,0 grant The program will promote small hy dro power plants (SHPP) project in the Western 
Balkan region. The Project will focu s on the following key objectives: 
1. Improve existing regulatory framework to enable SHPP sponsors to develop and construct feasible SHPP. 
AT Russia mitigation  EBRD TA for Improving 
Energy Efficiency of 
Buildings in Russian 
Districts   2009-2011 EBRD 2,0 grant The objective of the technical as sistance is to improve the energy performance of 
buildings in three Russian districts. The TA  aims at improving  the legal and regulatory 
framework, build capacities in the public and banking sector and raise public awaren 
AT ETC region mitigation  EBRD Energy Efficiency 
Program for Early Transition Countries  2009-2011 EBRD 2,0 grant The objective of  the program is to introduce energy efficiency and demonstrate the  
efficient use of energy. The main focus of t he Program will be to assist selected clients 
of the EBRD  in the ETC region, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova 
AT Western Balkan mitigati on  IFC Integrated Solid 
Waste Management TA Program (ISWMP)   2009-2011 IFC 2,3 grant Integrated Solid Waste Managem ent Program (ISWMP) will address the financial, 
training, consulting, and market needs of the waste management/recycling sector, 
focusing on solid waste; focus its activiti es on government, municipalities, public and 
business 
AT Ukraine mitigation  EBRD Ukraine Energy 
Efficiency TC Program  2009-2012 EBRD 2,0 grant The program aims at  supporting energy efficiency measures  in the industrial sector in 
the Ukraine. The grant techni cal assistance help prepare the legal and institutional 
framework and provides training, capacity building and awareness raising in the con 
AT Albania mitigation  Weltbank Albania 
Coastal Zone Program (ICZMCP)/Land Fill  2010-2012 World Bank 2,0 grant Austria is cofinancing two landfill components of the Coastal Zone Management 
Program in Albania. The objectives of the co mponent are to provide (grant technical 
assistance) for the construction of a municipal landfill near Saranda and a waste transfer st 
AT global mitigation  Global Environment 
Facility (GEF), 5th 
Replenishment period  2010-2014 GEF 14,0 grant The Global Environment Facility (GEF) provides grants to developing countries and 
countries with economies in transition for proj ects related to biodive rsity, climate change, 
international waters, land degradation, the ozone layer, and persistent organic  
AT Armenia adaptation IFC Armenia Sustainable 
Energy Finance Project 2010-2011 IFC 0,7 grant The Austrian funded TA Projec t seeks establish a sustainable market for energy 
efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) investments in Armenia. The Project will 
achieve this goal by: 1.Supporting the development of renewable energy financing 
through loca 
 
EN 40   EN AT Sub-Sahara Africa mitigation  IFC Devco Afrika 
(Renewable/Waste) 2010-2012 IFC 3,6 grant IFC DevCo ("In frastructure Development Collaboration Partnership Fund") is a 
transaction advisory facility, supporting governments in preparing and structuring 
infrastructure projects for private investment s. More specifically, DevCo funding is used 
to al 
AT Western Balkan, 
South Caucasus  mitigation/                       
capacity building   EBRD Energy Efficiency 
Supporting TA 
Programme  2010-2012 EBRD 2,0 grant The TA focuses on capacity building of local experts , businesses and banks in the area 
of energy efficiency and energy savings to improve the quality of sustainable energy 
investments ( energy saved and greenhouse gas emissions avoided). Training and awa 
AT Western Balkan, 
Eastern Europe, Central Asia mitigation  EBRD TA Municipal 
Environment Infrastructure Program  2009 -2012 EBRD 4,0 grant The Austrian MEI Fund supports advise and promot es environmental infrastructure 
projects in municipalities in Western Balk an, Eastern Europe and Central Asia through 
training and capacity building to communal institutions. The focus is on Water/Waste, 
Ene 
AT global adaptation The Energy Sector 
Management Assistance Program (ESMAP)    World Bank 1,9 grant The program addresses the cha llenges posed by energy security, poverty reduction and 
climate change through its core functions as a think thank and knowledge clearing house, but also through operational leveragi ng. ESMAP assists low-  and middle-income 
cou 
BE TBD Mitigation:         
renewable energy sector Belgian Investment 
Company for Developing Countries: scaling-up of the infrastructure and energy facility starting 
September 2010 Belgian Investment 
Company for Developing Countries (BIO) 20,00 mix of loans, 
equities and subsidies BIO will receive an additional 20 million EUR to scale-up its infrastructure and energy 
facility for direct investments or participatio ns in funds in the renewable energy sector. 
Particular efforts will be made in least devloping countries particularly in Africa where tyhe need for access to energy is more evident. 
BE TBD Adaptation LDCF starting 
November 2010 N.A. 10,00 grants The LDCF was established under the UNF CCC and aims to address the special needs 
of the LDCs, which are especially vulnerabl e to the adverse impacts of climate change. 
This includes preparing and implementing NAPAs. 
BE TBD REDD+ SFM/REDD+ starting 
December 2010 N.A. 10,00 grants The SustainableF orest management/REDD+program is  a renewed investment scheme 
within GEF-5 open to all type of forests and designed to provide incentives for the emergence of more impactful SFM/LULUCF projects and pr ograms as well as respond 
to countries'  REDD+ plans. This money comes over and above the Belgian contribution to the 5th replenishment of the GEF. 
BE Equador mitigation Government of Equador starting 
december 2010 Walloon Agency for Air 
and Climate (Walloon Region) 0,30 Grant Yasuni ITT is  a project of the government of E quator to protect the environment by 
preventing the petrol extraction and preserve biodiversity. 
BE Central Africa mitigation adaptat ion Institut de l'Energie et de 
l'Environnement de la Francophonie (IEPF)          starting 
december 2010 Walloon Agency for Air 
and Climate (Walloon Region) 1,60 Grant Within the OIF, the IEPF is actively acting to support African French speaking countries 
on climate change issues. We have decieded to fi nance several of t hese projects aimed 
to adress mitigation and adaptation on climate change that are about to be decided by the autorities of the national countries.  
BE Senegal mitigation adaptation Territorial approach to 
climate change (TACC),  Senegal starting 
november 2010 Walloon Agency for Air 
and Climate (Walloon Region) 0,10 Grant Territorial approach to climate c hange (TACC). The program launch by UNEP aimed to 
develop  skills to integrate mitagation and adaptation actions in  developpment plan of 
the Ferlo Region of Senegal. The program also seek to strengten  Capacity building at 
local level to set up CDM projects. 
 
EN 41   EN CY NEPAL Adaptation EU/DFID Project 
"Building Climate Resilience in Nepal" 36 months 
from signing of Financing Agreement between 
EU/DFID and 
Nepal DFID 0,60 Grant The project aims at enabling the Go vernment of Nepal to adopt climate change policies 
and actions through capacity building at national and local levels and through establishment of local and sub-regional  design and implementation mechanisms for 
climate adaptation. The project will be co -financed by the EU (€8.000.000), DFID 
(€10.800.000) and Cyprus (€600.000). 
CZ Ethiopia Capacity Buildin g Capacity development in 
the field of engineering geology and hydrogeology 2010 - 2012 Aquatest a.s. 0,10 grant The project aims to train the employees of Geolog ical Survey of Ethiopia (GSE) in the 
field of engineering geology and hydrogeology in order to introduce new methods of compilation, editing, presentation and practi cal interpretation of maps of groundwater 
sources. 
CZ Ethiopia Capacity Building Soil protection, 
minimization of negative effects of agriculture and water supply management in the 
Southern 
Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' Regional State  2010 - 2012 Mendel University in 
Brno 0,30 grant The project will be carried out in Al aba Special Wereda and Awassa Zuriya Wereda 
districts. The water management part of this project is focused on revitalization of 
existing wells and enlargement of water suppl y system. The second part of the project 
will deliver specific measures among others to prevent soil degradation, for cultivation 
and planting of seedlings and application of erosion control measures. 
CZ Mongolia Adaptation Plant Production Support 
in Arid Regions of 
Mongolia 2010 Czech University of Life 
Sciences in Prague 0,36 grant The aim of the project is to carry out analysis of  needs in crop production sector and 
afforestation of desert areas and to recommend steps to maintain, enhance and 
optimize crop production. Moreover, appropria te protection measures against sand and 
dust storms will be proposed together with efficient irrigation measures, measures to 
prevent soil salinisation, and to use alternative energy resources. 
CZ Mongolia Adaptation Water supply - extention 
of water resources in the province of Orkhon 2010 - 2012 Geomin cooperative 0,16 grant Under this project 16 wells  are going to be built in order to secure sustainable suppl y of 
water in the Zalugeen Gol and Ulaan Tolgoi regions. Complementary objective is to 
create water balance of these regions and to develop a water management plan for further development of grazing lands,  fields and residential centers. 
CZ Georgia Mitigation Electrification of remote 
areas in Georgia 2010 Sunny Watt 0,30 grant The project aims to ensu re sustainable development of Tusheti region through 
electrification of public buildings and building an appropriate grid, using renewable energy resources (photovoltaic panels). 
CZ Moldova Capacity Building Flood warning and 
monitoring system on the 
Prut River 2010 - 2012 Aquatest a.s 0,44 grant The primar y objective is to improve public awareness of incoming floods on the river 
Prut. The new monitoring system will enable early warning of population by periodical 
monitoring of water flow. The secondary objective is to demonstrate suitable 
technological approach to river basin monitori ng network, which could be used for others 
river basins as well.   
DE Africa (Benin, 
Mosambique, Namibia, Uganda) Adaptation Fast Start Finance of 
Adaptation to Climate Change in Africa 07/2010-
12/2010 GIZ 2,1 Grant Adaptation-related direct technical support a nd capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 
DE Asia Mitigation End-User Finance for 
Access to Clean Energy 
Technologies in South and South-East Asia (FACET) 09/2010-
08/2014 UNEP 5,0 Grant The project will implement country programme s aiming at mobilizing end-user financing 
for small scale climate friendly technologies  such as solar systems and high efficiency 
appliances. 
 
EN 42   EN DE Asia (Bangladesh, 
India, Nepal, Mongolia) Adaptation Fast Start Finance of 
Adaptation to Climate Change in Asia 07/2010-
12/2010 GIZ 2,7 Grant Adaptation-related direct technical support a nd capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 
DE Brazil Mitigation: Technology Solar-hybrid Microturbine 
Systems for Cogeneration in Agro-industrial Electricity and Heat Production (SMILE) 03/2010-
05/2013 German Aero-Space 
Centre (DLR)  1,7 Grant The aim of the project is to build two hi ghly innovative solar thermal power plants in 
Brazil for distributed electricity supply.  
DE Brazil REDD Monitoring of climate-
relevant biodiversity in protected areas in 
consideration of 
reduction and adaptation measures 11/2010-
10/2013 GIZ 3,5 Grant Even though Brazil is a global pioneer in terms of forest monitoring, biodiversity is not 
yet fully integrated in the monitoring syst ems and only scarcely linked to the issue of 
climate change. The structuring and improv ement of the monitoring of climate- 
DE Brazil Mitigation: Technology Refrigerator Recycling 
Programme - Phase II 08/2010-
4/2012 GIZ 0,9 Grant The purpose of the project is to set up a recy cling system for old refrigerators as a best-
practice model. To this end, a pilot scheme will be developed to recover the refrigerants from the cooling systems and the greenhouse gases contained in the insulat 
DE Brazil REDD Fundo Amazônia 11/2010-
12/2010 KfW 3,0 Grant Finance of REDD-activities. 
DE Chile Mitigation: LEDS/MRV Implementing fast-track 
climate finance - development of proposals for Nationally 
Appropriate Mitigation 
Actions (NAMAs) 11/2010-
12/2011 Ecofys Germany GmbH 0,3 Grant To support fast track climate finance, the project supports Chile to make timely 
proposals on nationally appropriate mitigation actions (NAMAs). It builds on Ecofys experience on NAMA development in Mexico, China and Turkey. Good NAMA proposals are a pre- 
DE Chile Mitigation Energy Efficiency and 
Cogeneration in Public 
Hospitals (Pilot Project) 11/2010-
04/2012 GIZ 1,1 Grant This pilot programme focuses on the devel opment and implementation of measures to 
increase energy efficiency (EE) and cogeneration in public hospitals. The aim is to apply 
this pilot model to other hospitals, primar ily in the target areas worst affected b 
DE China Mitigation: Technology Switching XPS Foam 
Production from F-Gases to Climate-Friendly CO2 
Technology - Phase II 08/2010-
6/2011 GIZ 1,0 Grant The project aims to convert production at up to two foam insulation production lines to 
CO2 technology to replace the F-gases cu stomarily used. Participating companies 
receive technical support and training.   
DE China Mitigation Energy Efficiency in 
Chinese and Indian Industry 04/2010-
12/2010 DEG - Deutsche 
Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH 0,5 Grant The aim of this project is to identify specif ic energy efficiency projects in China and 
supply advice and know-how for the implem entation. The target groups are Chinese 
industrial enterprises and power plants with great energy efficiency potential. Planne 
DE China Mitigation Climate Change 
Mitigation by Promoting 
Energy Efficiency in 
Buildings -  12/2010-
02/2012 GIZ 1,5 Grant Energy efficiency in residential buildings in northern China is poor, and such buildings 
are responsible for high greenhouse gas emissions. To date very few mechanisms have 
been introduced for promoting energy rehabilit ation in these buildings. A baseline 
DE China Mitigation Low Carbon 
Development Achieved Through Energy 
Efficiency Measures in 10/2010-
10/2014 GIZ 3,0 Grant The project develops and supports the impl ementation of strategies for reducing 
greenhouse gas emissions in Jiangsu Province as well as in selected towns and industrial areas. The project aims to cont ribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas 
emissions by  
 
EN 43   EN Jiangsu Province 
DE China Mitigation Transportation Demand 
Management in Beijing – 
Sector-oriented 
Development of Urban NAMAs Focusing on Transportation 01/2011-
02/2014 GIZ 2,0 Grant The project aims to improve transport dem and management (TDM) in Beijing in order to 
manage the steadily increasing traffic density in line with nationally appropriate 
mitigation actions (NAMAs). The project provides capacity building for decision-makers  
DE China Mitigation: Technology From Halogenated 
Refrigerants to Climate-Friendly Hydrocarbons - Showcase Production of Environmentally Sound Air-Conditioning Systems 
- Phase II 08/2010-
10/2011 GIZ 0,9 Grant The project aims to convert the production of  air-conditioning systems by a local Chinese 
manufacturer from HCFCs to natural refriger ants (hydrocarbons), thereby establishing a 
best-practice model. It also includes comprehensive training delivery for prod 
DE Costa Rica REDD Fondo de Biodiversidad 
Sostenible 11/2010-
12/2010 KfW 6,0 Grant Contribution to the "Fondo de Biodiversidad Sostenible", meant to finance REDD+-
activities. 
DE Costa Rica Adaptation Protection of Marine and 
Costal Biodiversity through Capacity 
Building and Adaptation 
to the Impacts of Climate Change 12/2010-
11/2014 GIZ 3,5 Grant The purpose of the project is the protection of costal and marine areas through capacity 
development actions towards the Costa Rican authorities. Co requisite ecosystem-based 
adaptation actions to the impacts of climate change are an integral part. 
DE El Salvador, 
Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama Adaptation Climate Change 
Governance Capacity: Building Regional and Nationally-tailored 
Ecosystem-based 
Adaptation in Mesoamerica  06/2010 - 
12/2012 International Union for 
Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 2,5 Grant The project addresses the Bali Roadmap call for climate adaptation by building 
frameworks for governance on climate change re sponses. It aims to develop climate 
change governance capacity in the target countries through applied research, demonstration sit 
DE Fiji, Vanuatu, 
Solomon Islands, 
Papua New Guinea REDD Climate protection 
through forest 
conservation in Pacific Island States 11/2010-
10/2014 GIZ 4,9 Grant The purpose of the project is to conserve fore sts in the Pacific Island States in order to 
avoid greenhouse gas emissions. To achieve th is, REDD+ processes are to be initiated 
and implemented in island states and a regi onal REDD+ strategy is to be elabora 
DE India Mitigation Promoting Low Carbon 
Transport in India 09/2010-
12/2013 UNEP 2,0 Grant The project aims to promote low carbon sust ainable transport systems in India through 
modal substitutions and technological improv ements. To this end an integrated 
assessment for the transport sector in four cities will be carried out and linked to the na 
DE India Mitigation Solar Mapping and 
Monitoring  11/2010-
02/2014 GIZ 1,6 Grant The project aims at mapping potential for so lar power production and thus furthering the 
production of renewable energies. 
DE India Mitigation: Technology Research Cooperation 12/2010-
12/2013 KfW 5,0 Grant The programme’s objective is to deepen the Indo-German research cooperation in the 
field of innovative clean energy technologies. Within the programme, it is foreseen to 
finance e.g. research/testing facilities in  the field of solar thermal energy and fur 
 
EN 44   EN DE Indonesia Mitigation Energy Efficiency for  
sustainable tourism in Pangandaran, Indonesia 11/2010-
10/2013 United Nations World 
Tourism Organization-UNWTO 1,2 Grant In the nationally important destination of P angandaran, West Java, the project aims at 
community based low carbon development especial ly in the tourims sector by increasing 
efficiency of energy use, showing exemplary use of renewable energy and increasing 
DE Indonesia Adaptation Database for 
management of climate 
adaptation information 
and data 11/2010-
11/2013 GIZ 2,1 Grant In Indonesia, the statistical basis for the ef ficient use of climate adaptation information 
and the formulation of appropriate  adaptation strategies are st ill insufficient. There is a 
lack of scientific capacities as well as of human, financial and techni 
DE Indonesia, 
Thailand, Vietnam  Adaptation Vulnerability assessment 
and adaptation to climate change for water 
resource management in 
coastal cities of Southeast Asia 11/2010-
10/2014 Asian Institute of 
Technology  (AIT) 0,1 Grant The goal of this project is to enhance local adaptive capacities through learning from the 
cooperative research results on climate c hange impacts in Southeast Asian coastal 
cities. The project will be launched at sele cted coastal cities in three countries 
DE Indonesia, Brazil, 
Colombia REDD Balancing Land Use 
Management, Sustainable Biomass Production and Conservation - a Practical Multi-stakeholder Approach to 
Land Use Planning for 
Climate Change Mitigation  02/2010 - 
04/2013 World Wide Fund for 
Nature (WWF) 2,7 Grant The goal of the project is the development  of a land use planning framework in 
partnership with major land users, government partners, communities and conservation groups to avoid greenhouse gas emissions. 
DE Kenya Adaptation Risk Management 
Strategies for Adaptation 
to the Impacts of Climate Change in the Kenyan Highlands Agriculture 12/2010-
02/2014 GIZ 2,3 Grant Measures of the project contain the development of extensive risk management 
strategies for value chains of selected agricultural products. Further, an upscaling of 
weather insurances and activities for an  innovative impact monitoring are planned.  
DE Latin America 
(Honduras, Guatemala) Adaptation Fast Start Finance of 
Adaptation to Climate Change in Latin America 07/2010-
12/2010 GIZ 0,7 Grant Adaptation-related direct technical support a nd capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 
DE Member States of 
the Mekong River Commission Adaptation Flood Prevention and 
Disaster Risk Management in the 
Lower Mekong Basin 12/2010-
03/2014 GIZ 3,2 Grant The project is part of the Mekong Ri ver Commission’s (MRC)  Flood Mana gement and 
Mitigation programme. It suppl ements the activities of this programme in the areas of 
flood forecasting, structural measures and r egional cooperation. The project is also supp 
DE Mexico Mitigation German-Mexican Climate 
Change Mitigation Alliance 12/2010-
01/2014 GIZ 3,0 Grant The project aims to support the effective and efficient implementati on of Mexican climate 
change mitigation policy encour age further development for the period after 2012 and 
promote the integration of additional innovative mechanisms for adapting to and  
DE Mexico REDD Climate change and 
protected area management 10/2010-
09/2014 GIZ 4,0 Grant The purpose of the project is to explore the use of protected areas to conserve carbon 
reservoirs and to promote adaptation to clim ate change. To this end, Mexico's National 
Commission for Protected Areas (CONANP) is to be supported in connection with the 
DE Morocco Mitigation Construction of a Solar 
Power Plant in Ouarzazate 07/2010 - 
12/2012 KfW 10,0 Grant Support für construction of solar power plant in the Ouarzazate region. 
 
EN 45   EN DE Morocco Mitigation Promoting Wind Energy 
and other Renewables in Morocco (Plan Solaire)  04/2010-
12/2012 Investitionsbank 
Schleswig-Holstein (IB-SH) 1,5 Grant The purpose of this project is to help Morocco expand its wind and other renewable 
energy sources. This will be achieved by establishing a national competence network 
and holding information and training events.  
DE Mosambique Adaptation Fast Start Finance of 
Adaptation to Climate 
Change along the River 
Chire 8/2010-
12/2010 Munich Re 
Foundation/GIZ 0,3 Grant Implementation of a flood warning system al ong the river Chire and sensitisation of the 
local population. 
DE Peru REDD Support of the 
Development of a 
National REDD-system in 
Peru 12/2010-
11/2014 KfW  6,3 Grant Goal of the project is to support the Peruvian government during the development of a 
national REDD-system. It will then be possibl e to integrate sub-national approaches into 
the national REDD-politics.  
DE Peru REDD Facilitation of the 
Peruvian Tropical 
Rainforest Programme 
„Conservando Juntos“ 11/2010-
10/2013 GIZ 3,0 Grant This project will support the Peruvian envi ronmental ministry during the development 
and exemplary testing of the tropical rain forest programme "C onservando Juntos".  
DE Peru Adaptation Insurances for Small 
Loans in the Agricutlutral Sector for Adapting to the 
Effects of Climate 
Change 11/2010-
10/2013 GIZ 2,0 Grant During the implementation of the project the development of an innovative insurance 
system in order to cover the risks of climat e change will take place. The project goal ist 
to establish a sustainable market for insurances in the agricultural sector.    
DE Peru, Guatemala, 
Tajikistan, India Adaptation Capacity Building for 
Adaptation to Climate 
Change 08/2010-
12/2010 German Agro Action/Oro 
Verde 0,7 Grant Strengthening of local population by information on possible adaptation actions to 
climate change and initial implemantation as we ll as development of climate proofing 
methology. 
DE Philippines Adaptation Forest and Climate 
Protection on Panay 08/2010-
05/2014 GIZ 2,0 Grant The goals of the project are to establish the st atus as a protected area for the last major 
block of forest on the island of Panay which will secure a key carbon sink, to develop alternative energy sources and to spread sustainable agroforestry in buffer  
DE Philippines and 
India Adaptation Cities in Asia develop 
Climate Sensitive Adaptation Plans 02/2010-
08/2013 ICLEI European 
Secretariat GmbH 1,6 Grant The project aims at developing local governm ent capacity to enable 8 participating cities 
in India and the Philippines to increase t heir resilience to climate change through the 
implementation of a climate sensitiv e local adaptation action plan.  
DE Sahel-Region Adaptation Sahel-Adaptation-Facility 11/2010-
12/2010 KfW 10,7 Grant Contribution to the "fonds de Bonification " of the BOAD (Banque Ouest Africaine de 
Developpment), meant to financ e adaptation-related activiti es of UEMOA-memberstates 
(West African Economic and Monetary Union). 
DE South Africa Mitigation Open Programme for 
Renewable Energy and 
Energy Efficiency 01/2011- 
12/2013 GIZ 10,0 Grant Technical cooperation in the field of renewable energies,and energy efficiency with 
special focus on private sector cooperation. 
DE Southeastern 
Europe Mitigation Open Regional Fund 
Energy Efficiency 01/2010-
12/2012 GIZ 3,0 Grant Different energy efficiency measures in the fi eld of private sector cooperation, capacity 
building. 
DE Turkey Mitigation Efficient and 
Environmentally-Friendly 
Use of Animal Waste in 
Turkey 10/2010-
04/2014 GIZ 2,5 Grant The project aims to establish the envi ronmentally-friendly use and processing of 
agricultural waste in Turkey. A pilot plant for generating biogas (energy) and fertiliser is 
having a direct impact by reducing gre enhouse gas emissions. There are now plans  
 
EN 46   EN DE Turkey Mitigation Credit Programme for 
Climate Protection 01/2011-
12/2013 KfW 5,0 Grant The project will contribute towards guaranteeing an environmentally sound power supply 
and more efficient use of energy. In addition, it will demonstrate that investment in 
renewable energy sources and energy efficiency can deliver both environmental and  
DE Vietnam Mitigation Support to the Building of 
a Renewable Energy 
Agency (REDO) 01/2011-
12/2013 GIZ 3,0 Grant The main goal of the project is to build  up capacity for the implementation of a 
renewable energy agency. 
DE Vietnam REDD Exploring Mechanisms to 
promote High Biodiversity REDD: Piloting in Vietnam 11/2010-
08/2013 SNV Vietnam 0,9 Grant The goal is to promote high biodiversity RE DD schemes leading to the protection of 
biodiversity, helping mitigate global climat e change and benefiting local communities. It 
will achieve this by exploring and testing national and international mechanisms t 
DE Vietnam Adaptation Innovative Financing for 
Building Community Resilience to Climate Change in Coastal Vietnam 11/2010-
08/2013 SNV Vietnam 1,2 Grant The goal is to make the livelihoods of coasta l communities more resilient to the impacts 
of climate change. This can be achieved by  introducing innovative financing tools; in 
particular using income from ecosystem payments to build capacity to adapt to cl 
DE Vietnam Adaptation Promoting Biodiversity as 
Adapting Action to the Impacts of Climate Change in Bac Lieu Province  12/2010-
11/2014 GIZ 3,5 Grant The goal of the project is the protection of coastal forests through the sustainable use of 
resources and promoting biodiversity. This can be achieved in enabling local authorities 
to face the impacts of climate c hance within developing land use plans. 
DE MENA Mitigation Solar Resource Atlas for 
the Mediterranean 10/2010-
09/2012 Deutsches Zentrum für 
Luft- und Raumfahrt  1,5 Grant The aim of the project is to develop a high quality and easy accessible database of 
available solar resource in the Mediterranean and to disseminate relevant information to stakeholders in the field of solar energy use via internet. With it, among other t 
DE MENA Mitigation Providing Training for 
Integrating the Renewable Energy Networks for Supplying Electricity in Selected Newly Industrialised Countries and 
Developing Countries 
(RE Grid System) 12/2010-
12/2013 Renewables Academy 
(RENAC) AG 1,9 Grant Providing Training for Integrating the Renewable Energy Networks for Supplying 
Electricity in Selected Newly Industrialised Countries and Developing Countries (RE Grid 
System). The project provides knowledge on integrating renewable energy networks to 
gri 
DE Global Mitigation Public-private 
Partnership (PPP) 
Programme for Climate 
Protection  03/2010-
12/2013 DEG Invest (Deutsche 
Investitions- und 
Entwicklungsgesellschaft 
mbH) 2,0 Grant The purpose of this project is to cofinance me asures in the field of climate protection for 
preparing and supporting private investment on a public-private partnership basis (PPP). 
Companies will receive support, up to a ma ximum of € 200,000 per measure,  
DE Global Mitigation Advancing UNFCCC 
Negotiating Process through Preparatory Workshops for Negotiators from Developing Countries 10/2010-
12/2010 UNEP 0,5 Grant The objective of this project is to sup port climate change negotiators from developing 
countries through workshops to discuss an d refine their regional policy positions. 
DE Global Mitigation National Climate Finance 
Institutions Support Programme 11/2010-
12/2012 UNEP 2,4 Grant A support programme will be established to assi st national climate finance agencies  to 
maximize the impact of climate finance activi ty in developing countries. A coordinated 
set of research activities will be aligned with joint project preparatory activi 
 
EN 47   EN DE Global Mitigation: Technology Clean Technology Fund 
(CTF)   World Bank 125,0 Loan The CTF is part of the Cllimate Investm ent Funds (CIFs) and finances scaled-up 
demonstration, deployment and transf er of low carbon technologies. 
DE Global REDD Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility (FCPF)   World Bank 34,0 Grant FCPF assists developing countries in their ef forts to reduce REDD by providing value to 
standing forests. 
DE Global Adaptation Trust Fund for 
Ecosystem Based Adaptation   UNEP 10,0 Grant The objective of the programme is to str engthen the capacities of development countries 
to strengthen ecosystem resilience for promoting ecosystem based adaptation (EBA) 
options and to reduce the vulnerability of communities, with particular emphasis on m 
DE Global Mitigation Thematic Trust Fund for 
Support to Energy and Environment for Sustainable 
Development    UNDP 5,0 Grant The overall objectives of the programme ar e to strengthen the capacity of developing 
countries (DCs) a) to monitor, report and ve rify greenhouse gas emissions; b) to identify 
opportunities for Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) in the conte 
DE Global Mitigation Global Climate 
Partnership Fund (GCPF)   KfW 10,0 Grant The Global Climate Partnership Fund (GCPF) is an innovative funding instrument that 
should allow highly effective investments to be made in climaterelevant projects in 
selected countries. This involves providing local financial institutions with credit li 
DE Global Adaptation Special Climate Funds 07/2010-
06/2011 Protestant and 
Catholique Association for Cooperation in Development 2,7 Grant Strengthening of local population by information on possible adaptation actions to 
climate change and inittial implementation. 
DE Global Adaptation PREVENT – Providing 
Support to Delegations from Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing 
States (SIDS) for the 
Post-2012 Negotiations - Phase II 08/2010-
06/2011 Potsdam Institut für 
Klimafolgenforschung (PIK) e.V. 0,8 Grant The project objective is to provide sci entific and strategic s upport on demand for the 
negotiating delegations from least devel oped countries (LDC) and small island 
developing states (SIDS) providing briefings,  analyses and modelling tools. It builds on a 
DE Global Adaptation Adaptation Fund    World Bank 10,0 Grant The Adaptation Fund has been est ablished by the Parties to t he Kyoto Protocol of the 
UNFCCC to finance concrete adaptation projects and programmes in developing 
countries that are Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. 
DE Global Adaptation Pilot Programme for 
Climate Resilience (PPCR)   World Bank 8,0 Grant PPCR is a program für climate change adapta tion under the Strategic Climate Fund 
(SCF), which is one of two funds within the design of the Clim ate Investment Funds 
(CIFs). 
DE Global Adaptation Dialog Programme about 
Climate Protection 07/2010-
12/2010 German political 
foundations 1,9 Grant Strengthening and sensitization of civil societ y for the process of national and/or regional 
adaptation policies. 
DE Global Adaptation Fast Start Climate 
Facility 07/2010-
12/2010 GIZ 0,2 Grant Technical assistance and capacity building for development or improvement of climate 
strategies in developing countries. 
DE Global Adaptation Adaptation Fund Network09/2010-
08/2013 Germanwatch 0,5 Grant Supporting facility for the NGO monitoring of the Adaptation Fund under the Kyoto 
Protocol of the UNFCCC especially to check the implementation of "direct access" in 
developing countries. 
 
EN 48   EN DE Global Mitigation Sectoral Study on 
Climate and Refrigeration Technology in Developing Countries and the Development of 
Methods and Instruments 
for Identifying Reduction Potential and Implementing NAMAs 11/2010-
12/2012 GIZ 1,9 Grant The project allows decision-makers in developing countries to assess the greenhouse 
gas emissions from fluorinated gases and also to evaluate the reduction potential of alternative technologies, such as natural refrigerants. Building on this knowledge, de 
DE Global Adaptation Gender in Adaptation 
and Low-Carbon Development. Raising Awareness, Building Capacity, Supporting 
National and 
International Policy Making. 11/2010-
10/2013 GenderCC - Women for 
Climate Justice 0,5 Grant Raising awareness of clim ate change and developing capacity particularly among 
women on adaptation & low carbon development; raising awareness of gender aspects mainly among policy makers at national & intern ational levels; contributing to integrating 
gen 
DE Global Mitigation: Technology Facility for climate 
friendly transport 
technologies and actions 11/2010-
08/2013 GIZ 1,5 Grant The project supports developing countries through specific handouts regarding existing 
instruments and technologies as well as climate related processes (e. g. MRV). 
DK Interregional Adaptation Capacity building of civil 
society 2010- 92-gruppen (Danish 
NGO) 1,07 grant   
DK Interregional Adaptation UNFCCC Trust Fund for 
Participation 2010-2011 UNFCCC 0,80 grant Pa rticipation by developing countries in extraordinary meetings leading up to COP16 
DK Interregional Adaptation Pilot activities - Green 
Facility 2010- UNEP Risoe 0,80 grant   
DK Interregional Adaptation, Mitigation Green growth: pilot 
activities under 
programming 2010- Danish Embassies 1,30 grant   
DK Interregional Adaptation, REDD+, 
Mitigation Strategic Climate Fund 
(PPCR, FIP and SREP) 2010- World Bank 16,90 grant Supplemental contribution for 1)  Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR), Forest 
Investment Programme (FIP) and Program on Scaling-up Renewable Energy in Low-income Countries (SREP) 
DK Interregional Mitigation Technology and capacity 
building 2010- UNEP 5,40 grant   
DK Interregional REDD+ UN REDD 2010- UNDP 4,40 grant Supplemental co ntribution for UNDP's Reduced Emissions from Deforestation a nd 
Degradation in Developing Countries programme fund (FCPF) 
DK Interregional Adaptation LDCF - Least Developed 
Countries Fund 2010-   10,70 grant Contribution for  
EC 
Ethiopia Adaptation Ethiopia Global Climate 
Change Alliance (GCCA-E): Building the national capacity and knowledge on climate change 
resilient adaptation 
actions  2011-2013 AFD/GTZ 8,0 Grants 
Total EC Contribution: €13.7M (of which €8M  counting as fast start). The overall 
objective is to contribute towards the construction of a carbon neutral and climate 
resilient economy .The specific objective is to increase the awareness and capacity of 
tar 
 
EN 49   EN EC 
Nepal Adaptation Building climate 
resilience in Nepal 2011-2013 DfID 7,0 Grants 
Total EC Contribution: €8M (o f which €7M counting as fast start). Other MS will also 
contribute. Build capacity of Government  of Nepal to develop, cost, budget and 
implement evidence-based policy and measur es aimed at mainstreaming climate 
change in key d 
EC 
Pacific Adaptation Increasing climate 
resilience of Pacific Small 
Islands States through 
the Global Climate Change Alliance   2011-2013 The Secretariat of the 
Pacific Community 
(SPC) 10,0 Grants 
Total EC Contribution: €11.4M (of which €10M  counting as fast start). Promote a long 
term/strategic approach to adaptation to CC planning and budgets and to pave the way 
towards more effective and coordinated aid delivery modalities at national and region 
EC In consultation with 
Kenya, Uganda, 
Zambia, DRC, Egypt,  Morocco, Peru, Colombia,  Ecuador, Chile, Philippines 
MRV, LEDS EU-UNDP Climate 
Change Capacity 
Building Programme 2011-2014 UNDP 8,0 Grants 
The overall objectives of the programme ar e to strengthen the capacity of developing 
countries a) to monitor, report and verify greenhouse gas emissions; b) to identify 
opportunities for Nationally Appropriate Mitiga tion Actions (NAMAs) in the context of  
EC Pilot countries in 
Asia, Africa and Latin America (to be defined) Carbon market 
mechanisms Partnership for Market 
Readiness 2011-2014 World Bank 5,0 Grants 
Overall objective is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions globally in a cost effective 
manner by scaling up of the use of carbon ma rket mechanisms in developing countries. 
Specific objective is to improve capacity  of developing countries to develop and impl 
EC The Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility currently supports 15 countries in Latin America, 14 countries in Africa 
and 8 countries in  
Asia Pacific 
REDD+ Support to the Forest 
Carbon Partnership Facility's Readiness Fund (possibly including provisions for support to REDD+ Partnership 
actions / Paris-Oslo 
process) 2011-2014 World Bank 4,0 Grants 
The overall development objective of the Faci lity is to set the stage for a much larger 
system of positive incentives and financing fl ows in the future, which is in line with the 
EU strategy on REDD described above. It is expected that the framework and a 
EC Pilot countries in 
Asia, Africa and 
Latin America (to be defined) 
REDD+ EU REDD Facility 2011-2014 European Forestry 
Institute 3,0 Grants 
Within the overall principle of enhancing fo rests’ contribution to poverty reduction, 
sustainable economic development, and mitigati on of the impacts of climate change by 
reducing deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries, the general o 
EC 
Africa Mitigation/Technology Africa-EU Renewable 
Energy Cooperation 
Programme 2011-2014 GTZ/AFD 5,0 Grants 
The overall objective of the RECP is to  stimulate sustainable economic and social 
development in Africa through an increased us e of Africa’s renewable energy sources. 
The purpose  of the EU support to the start-up  phase is that a basis is established for  
EI Ethiopia Adaptation Regional (Tigray) support 
programme 2010 Ethiopian Govt. 0,50 grant Building resilience to drought and hunger by halting and reversing environmental 
degradation.  
EI Malawi Adaptation International Potato 
Centre 2010 CIP 0,75 grant Research, assessment  and roll out of improved drought resistent varieties of potatoes.  
EI Africa  Adaptation Global Climate Change 
Alliance (GCCA): 
Specific countries yet to be decided.  2010-2012 EC GCCA 23,00 grant Support to EC-GCCA for increasing the capacities of developing countries to cope with 
the effects of climate change.  Priority to be given to one or a number of countries which 
Ireland prioritises in it's overseas development assistance, i.e. Ethiopia, Ug 
 
EN 50   EN EL Albania, Bosnia 
Herzegovina, Croatia, FYROM, Moldavia, Montenegro, 
Serbia, Georgia, 
Ukraine MITIGATION "SYNENERGY" 2010 Hellenic Centre for 
Renwable Energy Sources (CRES) 0,9 Grant The objectives of the project include: Promotion of the use of RES for electricity and 
heat production, Promotion of EE in resident ial and public buildings, scientific and 
business cooperation for RES and E.E, Support to the development of an institutiona 
EL BSEC member 
states (not yet 
defined)  MITIGATION RES and EE project 
fianacing through the 
Hellenic Development 
Fund of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) 2010 Call for proposals still 
open 0,5 Grant The BSEC-HDF is a financial instrument  set up as a voluntary contribution from the 
Hellenic Republic within the BSEC, aiming to provide grants for the implementation of 
projects in BSEC member states. Proposals eligible to be funded by BSEC-HDF, 
according 
EL Burkina Faso, 
Chad, Mali, Niger, Sudan, Uganda ADAPTATION Climate Change 
Adaptation in East and Central Africa 2010 World Meteorological 
Organization 1,00 Grant The objective of the project is to  support the re-establishment of the National 
Meteorological Services (NMS) of Burki na Faso, Chad, Mali, Niger, Sudan and Uganda, 
sustaining their capability for national w eather and climate monitoring and weather 
forecas 
EL Indian Ocean 
Commission member states (not yet defined) ADAPTATION Indian Ocean 
Commission Secretariat 2010 Indian Ocean 
Commission Secretariat 1,00 Grant Collection, analysis, and dissemination of meteorological and sea-level data, awareness 
raising, capacity development. 
EL Saint Lucia, Saint 
Vincent and the 
Grenadines ADAPTATION Climate Change 
Vulnerability, Risk 
Assessment, Adaptation 
in the Caribbean 2010 Carribean Community 
Climate Change Centre 1,00 Grant Collection, analysis, and dissemination of meteorological and sea-level data, awareness 
raising, capacity development. 
ES International Adaptation Adaptation Fund 2010- World Bank 45,00 Gr ant The Adaptation Fund, established by the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on 
Climate Change (UNFCCC), is ma ndated to finance concrete adaptation projects and 
programmes in developing countries.  
ES Latin America Adaptation, REDD+, 
Mitigation Thematic Window for 
Climate Change   (Spain-IADB Fund for Latin America ) 2010- Inter-American 
Development Bank 28,00 Loan Inside this Fund, the main areas in t he thematic window for climate change could be: 
land-use and forestry, agriculture, wate r management and sanitation, sustainable 
energy, and climate change adaptation in cities. 
ES Africa REDD+, Mitigation Africa Sustainable 
Forestry Fund 2010- Global Environment 
Fund  15,10 Capital 
contribution - 
75% grant 
equivalent Established in 1990, the Global Environm ent Fund (GEF) promotes solutions to 
environmental and energy challenges. The Afri ca Sustainable Forestry Fundf is based 
on investments in forest management and forestry.  
ES International Mitigation GEF Replenishment 2010-11 GEF 10,40 Gr ant To provide funding to developing countries and those with economies in transition for 
projects and activities targetting global benef its in the areas of biodiversity, climate 
change, international waters, the ozone layer and land degradation. 
ES International Adaptation Pilot Program for Climate 
Resilience (PPCR) 2010-11 World Bank 10,00 Concessional 
loan PPCR is a program for climate change adapta tion under the Strategic Climate Fund 
(SCF), which is one of two funds within the design of the Clim ate Investment Funds 
(CIFs) 
ES International REDD+ Forest Investment 
Programme (FIP) 2010-11 World Bank 10,00 Concessional 
loan FIP is a program to supports efforts by the develo'ping countries to combat deforestation 
and promotes sustainable management of forest s with the aim of reducind emissions 
and protecting carbon reserves 
 
EN 51   EN ES International Adaptation Special Climate Change 
Fund 2010-11 GEF 4,00 Grant SCCF is a specific fund to support activities and  programs in the area of adaptation to 
climate change, technology transfer, energy, transport , industry and waste management, 
among others, in developing countries. 
ES International Mitigation Scaling-up Renewable 
Energy Program (SREP) 2010-11 World Bank 3,00 Concessional 
loan SREP promotes the acces to energy in de veloping countries through the use of 
renewable energies  
ES International Adaptation GEF Replenishment 2010-11 GEF 2,60 Grant  To provide funding to developing countries and those with e conomies in transition for 
projects and activities targetting global benef its in the areas of biodiversity, climate 
change, international waters, the ozone layer and land degradation. 
ES International REDD+ UN-REDD 2010- UNDP 1,00 Grant The Programme wa s launched to assist developing countries prepare and imple ment 
national REDD+ strategies, and builds on t he convening power and expertise of  FAO, 
UNDP and UNEP. The Programme currently supports REDD+ readiness activities in several count 
FI Africa (Niger, 
Ghana, Kenya and 
Mozambique) Adaptation INGO/Care Danmark 
Adaptation Learning 
Programme for Africa 2010-2013 CARE Danmark/CARE 
International 1,65 grant  The objective  is to strengthen the capacity of poor households to adapt to climate 
variability and change. The programme uses  a community-based adaptation approach 
and it has special focus on women and vulnerable groups. Learning, application of 
collected information and spreading of the re sults are integral parts of the programme. 
FI Indonesia Mitigation Indonesia Energy and 
Environment Partnership 2010-2012   4,00 grant One of the Finnish key projec ts has been the Energy and Environment Partnership 
Program (EEP) which aims to promote renewable energy, energy efficiency, and clean technology investments in selected program countries, with the twin objectives of 
providing sustainable energy services to the poor and simultaneously combating clim ate change. The Energy and Environment 
Partnership with Central Amer ica (EEP-CA), was launched by the Ministry for Foreign 
Affairs of Finland and the seven participating Central American countries in 2002, during 
the United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development. Since 2003, Finland has allocated a total of 7 MEUR for the partnership, for the period 2010-2012, a total of 6 MEUR has been allocated. Based on the encour aging results from the Central American 
EEP, the MFA Finland has initia ted similar programs in other regions (Mekong 2009-12 
4,9 MEUR; Indonesia 2010-12 4 MEUR; Sout hern and East Africa 2010-12 8,5 MEUR; 
and Andean Region 2010-12 6 MEUR). 
FI Nepal Adaptation/CB Increased Capacity of 
Hydrometeorological Services ICI-project 2010-2012 Finnish Meteorological 
Institute  0,49 grant The project aims to improve the capacity of the Department of Hydrology and 
Meteorology under the Ministry of Environm ent in hydrometeorological observations, 
services and international data shari ng and thus improve the capability of the 
Government of Nepal to respond to the incr eased risks of natural disasters related to 
weather and climate.  
 
EN 52   EN FI Global Capacity building, 
gender Support for GGCA for 
Gender Mainstreaming in Global Climate 2010-2011 Global Gender and 
Climate Alliance (GGCA)2,60 grant  The Global Gender and Climate Alliance br ings together key UN actors in the field of 
international environmental and development policy to address the question of gender 
and climate change. Its main goal is a more widespread recognition of a gender 
perspective in decision making and policy planning related to climate change. Participation of women government delegates to UNFCCC negotiations is supported 
through the Women Delegates Fund. 
FI Global Mitigation GE F, 5th Replenishment 
period 2010-2014   11,60 grant Calculated from the growth of the total contribution using the climate change focal area 
allocation percentage presented in the GEF's Annual Report 2008 (32 %). Finland's total 
contribution for GEF5 is around 84 % higher than for GEF4. Total contribution for GEF is 
57,3 MEUR during the 5th Replenishment Period. 
FI Global Mitigation/CDM/gender Study on clean 
development mechanism and gender 2010 MFA 
Finland/GreenStream Network Oyj 0,03 grant The aim of the st udy is to 1) create a set of criteria to be used for analyzing the impacts 
of CDM projects from gender perspective 2) study the social impacts that CDM project 
have on the local population from the gender persp ective 3) identify project types that 
have the potential to create positive impacts among the local people, especially local women. 
FI Global Mitigation/Adaptatation Making agriculture part of 
the solution to climate change–Building capacities for Agriculture 
Mitigation) 2010-2014 FAO 2,58 grant Agriculture and land use are res ponsible of around 30 percent of the emissions and 
have a significant potential for mitigation. The goal of the project is to enable countries to 
better realize  the opportunities of clim ate change mitigation in agriculture while 
improving food security and increasing resilience of farming systems at the same time. 
The project implementation can be divided into five modules: 1) Better knowledge 
support 2) Increased awareness, particip ation and partnerships; 3) Strengthened 
technical consultative processes; 4) developed communities of practices and 5) 
Development and advice on optio ns. The duration of the project is five years (2010-
2014) and the total budget is about 40 000 000 Euros. 
FR Morocco Adaptation Amélioration du 
rendement du réseau 
d'eau de la ville d'Oujda 2010-2012 AFD 10,00 loan Dans un contexte de ressources en eau restreintes et de besoins en croissance, la 
gestion de la demande en eau est un enjeu crucial qui vise une meilleure résilience de 
l’économie aux effets du changement climat ique. Le programme d’amélioration du 
rendeme 
FR Niger basin Adaptation suivi et gestion des 
ressources en eau : autorité du bassin du 
Niger 2010-2012 AFD 1,70 grant Le bassin du Niger qui regroupe 9 pa ys d’Afrique de l’Ouest sur près de 100 000 km2 
est confronté à un enjeu critique de mobilisation de la ressource en eau, face à la réduction importante des écoulements de surf ace et une augmentation forte des besoins 
e 
FR Nigeria Adaptation Réhabilitation de réseaux 
d'adduction d'eau potable2010-2012 AFD 65,10 loan renforcement de la gestion des re ssources en eau en milieu urbain. Le projet vise en 
particulier la réhabilitation et l’extension de réseaux d’adduction d’eau potable dans plusieurs villes du pays permettant à la fois un accroissement de l’accès à l’eau p 
FR Mozambique Adaptation Adaptation parc de 
Quirimbas 2010-2012 French GEF 1,00 grant Le projet vise à créer les conditions d'une ges tion économiquement, socialement et 
écologiquement durable du Parc au bénéfice des  populations, tout en promouvant la  
résilience des écosystèmes d'une aire protégée et de sa périphérie aux changements climat 
 
EN 53   EN FR West Africa Adaptation Programme régional de 
gestion durable terres et adaptation au changement climatique au Sahel 2010-2012 French GEF 2,00 grant Renf orcement des capacités des acteurs locaux (ONG, Collectivités locales) en matière 
de gestion des terres en zones sahéliennes.L' objectif du projet est de créer les 
conditions politiques, stratégiques et techni ques pour que les acteurs locaux puissent d 
FR Central Africa Adaptation Suivi de la ressource en 
eau et outil prospectif bassin versant et fleuve du Congo 2010-2012 French GEF 1,30 grant Mise en place d'un système de suivi hydrologique et environnemental dans le bassin du 
fleuve Congo. Le projet permettra de contribuer au développement durable du bassin versant du fleuve Congo en développant une politique de gestion intégrée des ressource 
FR Kenya Mitigation Appui au développement 
des ER via financement 
du schéma directeur national et soutien à la Geothermal Development Company 2010-2012 AFD 56,00 loan Appui au développement des énergie s renouvelable via le financement d'un schéma 
directeur national et un soutien à la Geothermal Development Company. Ce programme 
est associé à un financement de 150 M€ concernant la construction de centrales géothermiques 
FR North Africa Mitigation Appui au PSM** 2010-2012 French GEF 0,80 gr ant Le projet  a pour objectif d'appuyer la structuration des projets du Plan Solaire 
Méditerranéen et le renforcement de capacit és au sein des pays méditerranéens dans le 
développement des énergies renouvelables et de l'efficacité énergétique. 
FR West Africa Mitigation Développement de 
référentiels pour accès à l'énergie à partir de jatropha** 2010-2012 French GEF 1,50 grant Développement  de filières de production d'énergie renouvelable et sobre en carbone à 
partir de Jatropha ayant un impact significatif dan s la lutte contre la pauvreté en milieu 
rural africain : ramme a pour objectif : appui des opérations de développement, 
FR Ghana REDD+ Plantations villageoises 
d'hévéa 2010-2012 AFD 14,00 loan Le projet permettra de financer 10 500 ha de plantations nouvelles par des planteurs 
villageois dans les Régions Ouest et Centrale du pays avec des impacts significatifs en 
termes économiques ainsi que de séquestration de GES. 
FR Tunisia REDD+ Gestion écosystèmes 
forestiers de Chambi 2010-2012 French GEF 0,90 grant Appui aux populations locales vivant en périphér ie du Parc National de Chaambi et 
valorisation des produits issus des ressources naturelles de la région.Le projet vise à la 
réconciliation du Parc National avec les popultaions riveraines, sur la base d'un  
FR Central Africa REDD+ A ppui à l'écocertification 
des concessisons forestières 2010-2012 French GEF 1,50 grant Contribution à la prise en comsidération des crit ères environnementaux et sociaux dans 
les systèmes de certification des bois en Afri que centrale. Valorisation de ces certificats 
auprès des acheteurs occidentaux.Le proj et a pour objet la promotion d'une e 
FR West Africa REDD+ Afrique de l'Ouest - Forêt 
et adaptation au changement climatique   French GEF 1,60 grant Analyse du rô le des forêts dans l'ar tténuation des impacts du changement climatique en 
Afrique de l'Ouest et intégration de ce s éléments dans les politiques nationale 
d'adaptation. Le projet contribuera au dével oppement de politiques et projets d'adaptati 
FR Indonesia Mitigation (including 
REDD+) Financement de la 
politique nationale de LCC 2010 AFD 142,00 loan Il s’agit de la troisième tranche d’appui au gouvernement indonésien. L’AFD met en 
place depuis 2008 des opérations (à ce jour  en Indonésie, Mexique, Maurice, Vietnam) 
visant à accompagner et promouvoir la mi se en oeuvre des stratégies nationales de 
lutte 
FR China REDD+ Carbone rural (bambous) 
et renforcement de capacités (Yunnan, Sichuan)   French GEF 1,00 grant L’AFD, av ec le soutien du FFEM,  et l’ACCA21, centre agenda 21 du ministère des 
sciences et technologies chinois (MOST) ont coopéré de 2006 à 2009 sur un projet de promotion du MDP dans 4 provinces du sud-oues t de la Chine. Ce projet là propose de 
poursuiv 
 
EN 54   EN FR China REDD+ Programme de 
reboisement et de biogaz dans le Yunnan 2010-2012 AFD 35,00 loan Opérations de boi sement et reboisement à grande échelle dans la province du Yunnann 
et contribution au développemnt de programmes de biogaz ruraux participant d'une réduction de la pression exercée sur le massif forestier. 
FR Albania REDD+ Protection zones 
montagneuses Albanie et 
pays limitrophes** 2010-2012 French GEF 1,20 grant Mise en place d'un système d'Indications Géographiques pour des productions 
provenant des zones de montagne balkaniqu e (Chataigne, Moutons, …) afin de 
valoriser le potentiel économique de ces régi ons au bénéfice des populations locales. Le 
projet donnera  
FR World Adaptation and 
Mitigation (including REDD+) Global Environment 
Facility 2010-2012 GEF 13,00 grant Share of France's 2010 payment to  GEF allocated to fight against climate change. 
FR World Mitigation Clean Technology Fund 2010-2012 CTF 67,70 loan A third of France's loan contribution to the Clean Technology  Fund, which will be fully 
disbursed (203Meur) in December 2010. For the pu rpose of this reporting, it is split over 
the three years of the fast start period. 
FR Brazil REDD+ Gestion durable de la 
forêt et de la biodiversité dans l'Etat de l'Amapa 2010-2012 French GEF 1,60 grant Renforcem ent de la politique de développement  durable et de conservation de la 
biodiversité du gouvernement de l’Amapá, en contribuant à l’instauration d’un cadre 
légal encourageant l’exploitation durable de la  forêt, en association avec les populations 
c 
FR South America REDD+ Développement REDD+ 
sur le plateau des Guyanes** 2010-2012 French GEF 1,00 grant Créer une alliance technique à l’échelle du plateau des Guyanes destinée à conserver 
ses forêts et à contribuer au bien-être de ses populations, de sa biodiversité et de la communauté globale. Mise à disposition des ressources et compétences techniques de 
FR South America REDD+ Appui au financements 
innovants des aires protégées 2010-2012 French GEF 1,00 grant Le réseau de fonds fiduciaires pour  la conservation de la biodiversité d'Amérique latine 
et Caraïbes (FFC RedLAC) a identifié plus ieurs innovations de financement basées sur 
des instruments de marchés pouvant apporter des solutions durables et intégrées a 
FR DRC REDD+ Appui à la gestion 
durable des forêts 2010-2012 AFD 5,00 grant L’objectif du projet est de fa voriser le démarrage de l’élaboration des plans 
d‘aménagement des concessions forestières afin de créer une dynamique 
d'aménagement durable capable de s’étendr e rapidement à l'ens emble des massifs 
forestiers de la RDC. 
IT Lebanon Adaptation-Mitigation Enforcement of the 
national Lebanese strategy for the mitigation 
of fire risks in rural areas. 2010-2011 Italian Cooperation 0,50 grant In the fr amework of the National Strategy implement ation of the forest  fire risk preven tion 
system. Based on over on local and international meteorological networks the system will forecast fires risks for the country. T he program in executed in collaboration with 
Italian Department of Civil Protection 
IT Lebanon Adaptation-Mitigation Risk prevention and 
management  measures and management of cedar nature reserve in 
Lebanon. 2010-2011 Italian Cooperation 0,82 grant The init iative aims at strengthening local c apacities of mitigating and preventing fore st 
fires and  managing the reserve in a sustainable and economical sound way.The project is therefore build by three main component : infrastructures, equipment and Capacity 
building 
 
EN 55   EN IT Lebanon Mitigation Integrated Waste 
Management in Baalbek, Bekaa 2010-2012 Lebanese Ministry of 
Environment 2,50 grant The project aims at developing an inte grated management system for the Baalbek Casa 
and to rehabilitate the actual dumping site located in a cave with high archeological 
value. Managing the waste will reduce bioth aer eial and ground pollution. The initiative 
also aims at developing the capacities of the Mi nistry of Environment in order to increase 
environmental mainstreming among lo cal and central institutions. 
IT Lebanon Mitigation Climate Change 
Mitigation - Renewable 
energies (SHW) 2010-2012 Italian Cooperation 1,00 grant The project aims at incr easing pubblic awearens in the fi eld of energy conservation and  
renewable energy. The installation of over 900 solar heater systems  on pubblic bulding 
(hospitals, schools, others), combined with sound and taylored social campaignes, will 
reach the large pubblic and stimulate thei r interest in using such systems. 
IT Kenya Adaptation Agro-idraulic 
development in Sigor - III phase 2010-2012 DGCS 9,19 loan The aim of the project is to im plement the third and final phase of the Sigor Wei-Wei 
Agro Hydraulic Development Project situated in  Kerio Valley (West Pokot District-Kenya) 
through two components: infrastructure component and capacity building and supply 
component.  
IT Syria Adaptation Sustainable development 
and conservation of the Syrian badia 2010-2012 DGCS and IUCN 0,50 grant Improve the living standards of people inhabiting the Ibis Protected Area through 
consolidating their active involvement in  the management of the protected areas and 
ensuring the biodiversity cons ervation and the sustainable use of  ecosystems services 
IT MEDITERRANEAN 
AREA (Lybia, 
Morocco, Tunisia, 
Egypt, Israel) Adaptation and 
Mitigation Mediterranean climate 
activities Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project Various depending on 
the specific project 0,76 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Ministries of Environment /Energy of the countries, with the 
participation of UNDP and UNEP, the Program covers various projects including the 
promotion  of renewable energy sources and rational use of energy, application of energy efficiency technology in buildings, pl ants for mitigating climate change effects 
and desertification, costal zone mana gement to adapt to climate change 
IT Iraq Adaptation and 
Mitigation Iraq climate actions Various 
depending on the specific 
project Various depending on 
the specific project 4,77 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Ministries of Environment /Energy /Water Resources,with the participation of UNEP,  the Program covers various projects including preservation and 
ecosystem management, pilot mitigation action s for the use of the flare gas produced in 
the oilfields,  monitoring of the forest res ources and soil erosion processes,  activation of 
fuel switching mechanisms in selected areas of Iraq, optimisation of water and energy utilization for water and sanitation se rvices, environmental  analysis of the 
Iraqi coastline and proposals for sustainable development,  promotion of the development of green belts in the areas affe cted by sand-storms and the re-seeding of 
degraded rangelands, strategies and actions to adapt to the extreme drought event 
IT China Adaptation Biodiversity monitoring 
and protection of the protected forest area of Kanas and Bogeda 
(Tianchi), in the 
independen province of Xinjian 2010-2012 DGCS 11,96 loan The Project objective is to strengthe n the capacity of the local authorities (i) to monitor 
and manage biodiversity in the Bogeda Biosphere Natural Reserve and in the Kanas National Natural Reserve, (ii) to collect , update and store biological, ecological, 
hydrological and human activities informat ion so to enable the prioritization of 
management and advocacy decisions as well as  enhance scientific research and (iii) to 
systematically identify values, threat s and potential management actions. 
 
EN 56   EN IT Vietnam REDD+       10,00 debt swapt    
IT Indonesia REDD+       30,00 debt swapt    
IT Pacific Small Island 
Developing States  Mitigation Managing ecosystem & 
livelihood implications of energy policies in the 
Pacific Island States. 2009-
2012(only the contribution 
for 2010 has 
been considered in the column  "Contribution by EU or MS 
(million€)" IUCN 0,50 grant Support beneficiary Countries in developing and implementing environmentally sound, 
sustainable energy policies and in exec uting a number of renewable energy pilot 
projects focusing on ecosystem conservation and livelihood enhancement. 
IT CHINA Adaptation and 
Mitigation Sino-Italian Climate 
Change Cooperation Program  Various 
depending on the specific project Sino-Italian Cooperation 
Project for the Environmental Protection - Program 
Management Office 11,96 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the National Development and Reform Commission,   the MInistries for the 
Environment, of Science and Technology, of Water Resources of P.R.China, the Municipalities of Beijing and Shanghai, the World EXPO Bureau, the Program covers 
various projects including:  
a) Institution and Capacity Building for t he development and implementation of climate 
change policies and plans; b) cooperation on adaptation, including development of local plan and pilot projects; c) technological cooperation, including mitigation and low-carbon solutions; d) solutions for sustainable mobilit y (2-4 wheels electric and hybrid vehicles), 
energy efficiency solution for the building sector (tri-generation) and sustainable design; 
e)  promote an increased use of clean energy in China; f) development of new standards 
and guidelines for energy–efficiency and environmental protection in the residential sector,g) training of senior officials and experts in the sustainable management of natural and energy resources. 
IT Pacific Small 
Islands Developing 
States Adaptation and 
Mitigation Cooperation on climate 
change Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project Various depending on 
the specific project 0,95 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Countries, the program in cludes climate change adaptation measures; 
Assessment of energy requirements and st rengthening of energy policies and action 
plans;  Rural Electrification; Development of biofuels; Development of renewable energy 
sources 
IT Albania Adaptation Institutional Support to 
the Albanian Ministry of Environment for Sustainable Biodiversity Conservation and Use in Protected Areas and the 
Management of 
Hazardous Waste 2010-2012 IUCN 2,22 grant Strenghtening of the capacities of the Albanian Ministry of Environment in sustainable 
management and conservation of biodiversity  in Protected Areas and management of 
hazardous waste.  
 
EN 57   EN IT BALCANIC AREA 
(Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania) Adaptation and 
Mitigation Balcanic climate 
initiatives Various 
depending on the specific project Various depending on 
the specific project 6,80 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Ministries of Environment /Ener gy of the countries,with the participation 
of UNEP, the Program covers various proje cts including capacity building, the promotion 
of renewable energies and energy efficiency,  the spread of thermal solar systems, 
methane recovery,  the support for  sustai nable agriculture practices, sustainable 
tourism,  system of sustainable mobility , adaptation measures in coastal areas   
IT MULTILATERAL Adaptation and 
Mitigation Capacity building 
program Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project Regional Environmental 
Center for Central and 
Eastern Europe (REC) 0,75 grant Capacity building and training for senior  officilas in the southern eastern Europe and 
central asia countries 
IT MULTILATERAL Mitigati on SLED initiative - Clean 
Energy Access Program 2010-2015 IFC World Bank 7,70 grant Based on a bilateral agreement  between the Italian Ministry of the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank. The program is aimed at accelarating the deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency tecnologies in developing countries, with the aim of reducing GHG emissions. 
IT MULTILATERAL REDD+ Forest Carbon 
partnership facility -  Readiness Fund  2010 Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility 3,84 grant Based on a bilateral agreement between t he Italian Ministry of the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the World Bank. The contribution is for the Readiness Fund of the FCPF 
aimed at reducing emissions from deforestat ion and forest degradation, forest carbon 
stock conservation, sustainable management  of forests and enhancement of forest 
carbon stocks (REDD+).  
IT MULTILATERAL Mi tigation   Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project UNEP 3,84 grant Renewable energy, sustainable production and consumption 
IT MULTILATERAL Adaptation Strategic Partnership for 
Marine Ecosystem and Coastal Management Various 
depending on the specific 
project UNESCO 0,58 grant   
IT MULTILATERAL Mitigation Center for international 
sustainable development Various 
depending on the specific project Harvard University 2,30 grant Training and education on su stainable development strategies and policies  for high 
level representatives from developing countyries 
IT MULTILATERAL Adaptation and 
Mitigation Environment Conflict 
Resolution Various 
depending on the specific project Columbia University 0,59 grant   
IT MULTILATERAL Mitigation Global Bioenergy 
Partnership Various 
depending on the specific project FAO 3,87 grant   
 
EN 58   EN IT Bolivia Mitigation Renewable hydraulic 
energy supply through the construction of micro hydropower stations.  2008-2010 ALISEI (NGO) 0,28 grant   
IT Bolivia Mitigation Trilateral Initiative 
'Amazonia sin fuego': 
reducing wildfires and 
promoting alternative solutions to the use of fire in the Amozon Bolivia2011-2013 Italian Cooperation; 
Brasilian Cooperation 
Agency; Bolivian 
Government 1,50 grant The Programme promot es economic and social development through an integrated 
scheme of wildfire management. An innovative participatory approach will be used to 
develop alternative agricultural practices.   
IT Bolivia Mitigation Creating a regional 
system of protected areas, indigenous lands and forests for integrated sustainable management of the Amazon Bolivia. 
Aid. 8378/CESVI/BOL 2008-2010 
(only the contribution for 2010 has been considered in 
the column  
"Contribution by EU or MS (million€)" CESVI (NGO) 0,18 grant The project aims to strengthen institutional capacities  by capacity-building and decision-
making support activities in order to improve sustainable land management and integrated natural resources management at regional, national and transboundary 
levels. 
IT Bolivia Adaptation Emergency Initiative in 
response to natural disasters and aimed at the promotion of an integrated natural disaster risk management and climate 
change adaptation. Aid. 
8896/01/06 2009 - 2010 
(only the contribution for 2010 has been considered in the column  
"Contribution 
by EU or MS (million€)" Italian Cooperation 0,50 grant The Project aims to meet t he needs of the areas affected by natural disasters and to 
reduce vulnerability of local populations by promoting food security and improving early warning systems and natural disaster risk management. 
IT Bolivia Adaptation Promoting climate risk 
management and 
reducing vulnerability to 
strengthen sustenable agriculture production in selected areas of Bolivia. Aid 9407/02/0 2010 - 2011 FAO 1,00 grant The Project ai ms to enhance capacities for clim ate risk management and response 
mechanisms within the institutional setting at  the community level. The initiavite aims 
also to reduce vulnerability by promoting su stainable agriculture practicies and divers 
IT Ecuador REDD+       35,00 debt swapt    
IT Ecuador Adaptation Integrated Programme 
for Institutional consolidation, social and economic developmen and biodiversity conservation in the 
Galapagos Archipelago: 
design and pilot application of a Decision Support System in the framework of the Global Island Partnership. 2010-2012 DGCS 1,55 grant the project aims  at promoting a systemic management for the archipelago, in support of 
environment conservation and livelihood enhancemen t, by consolidating the capacities 
of the local institutions in terms of sustainable management of natural resources 
 
EN 59   EN IT Mexico Mitigation MEXICO CLIMATE 
INITIATIVES Various 
depending on the specific project Various depending on 
the specific project 0,92 grant Based on  bilateral agreements between t he Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Ministries of Environment  /Energy , the Program includes ENERGY 
EFFICIENCY AN RENEWABLE ENERGY M EASURES IN  BUILDINGS; REUSE OF 
THE ORGANIC WASTE FRACTION; SOLAR WATER HEATERS IN A PILOT AREA OF 
MEXICO CITY 
IT Latin America Adaptation       0,62     
IT Latin America REDD+       1,18     
IT Latin America Mitigation       0,28     
IT Central America Adaptation       4,15     
IT Middle East Adaptation       64,32     
IT Middle East REDD+       1,32     
IT Middle East Mitigation       3,50     
IT Africa and Sahel Adaptation       23,86     
IT Asia Adaptation       15,71     
IT Asia REDD+       10,00     
IT Asia Mitigation       12,50     
IT Balkans Adaptation       1,45     
  UNDP Adaptation       1,24     
LV Georgia Adaptation Activity in the framework 
of Agreement between the Ministry of the Environment of the Republic of Latvia and the Ministry of 
Environment Protection 
and Natural Resources of Georgia  2010 Ministry of the 
Environment of the Republic of Latvia 0,00 grant Action aims to assist in identification  of adaptation mesaures by providing expertise  
LV Georgia Mitigation Activity in the framework 
of Agreement between the Ministry of the Environment of the 
Republic of Latvia and 
the Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources of Georgia  2010-2011 Ministry of the 
Environment of the Republic of Latvia 0,01 grant Action aims to build the capacity of public administration and experts in receiving 
country. The  skills gained will be used  duri ng the project for creating instruments for 
rising  public awareness and to promot e climate change  mitigation actions and 
technologies  
LU International Adaptation       1,00     
LU International REDD+ UN REDD Programma     1,00     
LU International Adaptation Global Facility for 
Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR)     1,00     
 
EN 60   EN MT Small island 
developing states  Capacity building for 
adaptation  Climate Change 
Diplomacy Project The project 
ran from 2008 to 2010. The funds for 2010 were 
allocated 
from Fast-Start financing. DiploFoundation 0.025 Grant The project focused on preparing sma ll island states for the Bali  process. In the period 
2008/2009 it involved: 1. An international co nference on climate change diplomacy; 2.  
The development of an online course on cl imate change; and 3.  Delivery of onli 
MT Various developing 
countries  Mitigation Global Alliance for Clean 
Cookstoves 2010 Global Alliance for Clean 
Cookstoves  0.125 Grant The Global Alliance fo r Clean Cookstoves is a new pub lic-private partnership, which 
amongst othersaims at combating climate chan ge by creating a thriving global market for 
clean and efficient household cooking solution s. The Alliance is sponsored by the U 
NL Burundi, DRC 
Congo, Rwanda mitigation Regional Programme 
Renewable Energy Great 
lakes  2009-2013 IFDC-FMO 38.00 grant This € 50 million programme focusses on the regional implementation of renewable 
energy in the Great Lakes region. It contribu tes, among others, to the rehabilitation of 
the Ruzizi hydropower plant and the interconne ction of powergrids in the region. The 
programme includes as well reforestation activities and sustainable production of firewood. 
NL Rwanda mitigation Nat.Progrramme 
Ren.Energy Rwanda 2008-2012 GoR-BTC 27.00 grant The € 40 million programme in Rwanda encom passes a contribution to  the national 
Energy Strategy, the National Strategy  for reforestation and sustainable forest 
management and the introduction of renewable energy technologies. The focus of the 
Dutch funded activities is on small scale hydropower and biogas, and sustainable production of firewood. Rwanda takes also part in the regional Great Lakes programme 
of the Netherlands. 
NL Burkina Faso, 
Ethiopia, Kenya, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda mitigation African Biogas 
Partnership Programme (ABPP) 2009-2014 HIVOS 25.60 grant The Africa Biogas Partnership Programme (ABPP) comprises a partnership between 
HIVOS and SNV in supporting national progra mmes on domestic biogas in six African 
countries. The Programme aims at constructing 70,000 biogas plants in Ethiopia, Kenya, 
Tanzania, Uganda, Senegal and Burkina Faso providing about half a million people access to a sustainable source  of energy by the year 2013. The overall objective of the 
ABPP is to contribute to the achievement of  the Millennium Development Goals through 
the dissemination of domestic biogas plants  as a local, sustainable energy source 
through the development of a commercially vi able, market-oriented biogas sector.The 
financial contribution of the Netherlands amounts to €30 million, covering approximately 
one third of the total programme costs. These funds are channelled through Hivos, 
which carries out the role of fund and programme manager, operating from an office in Nairobi. SNV will provide capacity building services in the six countries and take 
responsibility for knowledge management at su pra-national level. Use will be made of 
knowledge generated by SNV through the setti ng-up of large-scale domestic biogas 
programmes in Asia. Link: http://www.snvworld.org/en/ourwork/Pages/A frica_Biogas_Partnership_Programme.aspx 
 
EN 61   EN NL  Indonesia mitigation Nat.Programme 
Ren.Energy Indonesia 2008-2013 WB-Agency NL-HIVOS 24.00 grant In the framework of a 15 year l ong cooperation on energy between Indonesia and the 
Netherlands, a program on renewable ener gy has been developed. This program 
includes capacity building, institutional  strengthening and implementation of new 
technologies such as geotermal energy and biogas; it supports t he implementation of 
small scale hydropower for rural electrification;  and it includes activities in the field of 
sustainable palmoil production. 
NL Bangladesh, Benin, 
Bolivia, Burkina 
Faso, Ethiopia, 
Ghana, Honduras, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicaragua, Peru, Rwanda, 
Senegal, Uganda mitigation Energising Development 2009-2013 GTZ 114.99 grant In close collaboration with the Germ an Ministry for Development Cooperation, the 
Netherlands is contributing with € 68 mill ion to the second phase of the German 
Energising Development Programme. The aim is to provide access to renewable energy 
services to 5 million people before 2015. The activities focus on people lacking modern and sustainable energy services. Link: http://www.senternovem.nl/energising_development 
NL Ethiopia, Honduras, 
Kenya, Maledives, Mali, Nepal mitigation Scaling Up Renewable 
Energy Program in Low Income Countries 
(SREP) 2009-2013 WB 54,00 grant The Scaling Up Renewable Energy Pr ogram in Low Income Countries (SREP) is one of 
three strategic funds under the Strategic Cl imate Fund of the World Bank.  The SREP 
stimulates economic growth through the scaled-up development of renewable energy 
solutions and, it acts as a catalyst for t he transformation of the renewables market by 
obtaining government support for market crea tion, private sector implementation, and 
productive energy use. The support of the Nether lands to SREP is Euro 54 million. Link: 
http://www.climateinvest mentfunds.org/cif/srep 
NL Brazil, Colombia, 
Indonesia, Mali, Mexico, Mozambique, Nicaragua, Panama, Sierra Leone, South 
Africa, Tanzania, 
Vietnam, Zambia. mitigation Dutch fund for 
sustainable production of biomass for energy 2009-2014 GoM-Agency NL 28,00 grant This € 28 million programme is been managed by several Dutch ministries; the Ministry 
of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environm ent, The Ministry of Economic Affairs, the 
Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Qualit y, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It 
aims to support developing countries in the development of knowledge and capacity on 
biomass production for energy purposes, including assessment of the possible economical benefits and advers e impacts on the environment. The funding includes the 
€ 17 million Dutch Global Sustainable Biomass Fund, which is designed for partnerships 
with private sector and non-governmental organisations in the field of sustainable 
production of biomass. The Global Sust ainable Biomass Fund supports developing 
countries in making their biomass producti on for energy uses sustainable. It thus 
enables them to access the local or intern ational market of sustainable biomass for 
energy uses. The overall goal of the subs idy is to enhance sustainable economical 
growth, the improvement of people’s livi ng conditions and the achievement of the 
Millennium Development Goals. Link: 
http://www.senternovem.nl/globalsustainablebiomass/general/index.asp. 
 
EN 62   EN NL Mozambique Mitigation Nat.Progrramme 
Mozambique 2009-2012 GoR-BTC 2,89 grant The programme in Mozambique st arts with sustainable bi ofuel production and a study 
for certification of biomass for export. Coll aboration opportunities are explored within the 
Netherlands-Mozambique country programme. 
NL Angola, Armenia, 
Bangladesh, 
Bhutan, Cameroon, 
Cape Verde, Fiji, India, Mali, Morocco, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Papua New 
Guine, Rwanda, 
Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Timor Leste,Turkmenistan and Yemen adaptation, mitigation, 
capacity building Climate resilience 2009-2014 Red Cross and Red 
Crescent 20,76 grant Support to the national Red Cross/Red Crescent organizations for capacity building in 
managing changed climate risks. This 2nd phase  builds on the experiences of the first 
phase and receives funding form the Netherland s. This second phase reaches out to 27 
National societies. An inventory of the humanitarian consequences of climate change is 
made as a starting point to strengthen risk resilience. 
NL Afghanistan, 
Angola, Bangladesh, 
Burkina-Faso, 
Cambodia, DRC, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali,  Mozambique, 
Rwanda, Senegal, 
Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. adaptation, mitigation 
and technology Knowledge and 
technology 2010-2014 CDKN / WRI / Daey 
Ouwens Fund / Senter Novem 27,70   This support goes to three differnt know ledge sharing institutes. The Daey Ouwens fund 
works together with Senter Novem on the transfer of small scale renewable energy 
initiatives in 18 African countries. The initiatives vary between EUR 140 000 and EUR 
2.200.000 and include Jatropha oil, solar power, biomass, micro-hydro power. The 
CDKN  provides 'demand' driven research and policy advice on climate change issues. 
Support and dialogue with WRI  continues in the areas of renewable energy, water and climate change. WRI is a top re search institute and policy advi sor in the field of climate 
change. 
NL                
NL   adaptation Water and adaptation 
under programming 2011-2014   8,00   Includes water and adaptation activities, water and food security and water governance 
activities under programming 
NL   REDD+ REDD+ under 
programming 2011-2014 FCPC 13,30   Includes the Forest Carbon Partnership facility and the FLEGT under programming 
PL Afghanistan  Adaptation Hydoelectric power 
station in Gelan  2010 Minstry of Defence 0,07 Grant The overall objective of the project is to increase access to electricity in Gelan town 
PL Afghanistan  Adaptation Mechanical sewage 
treatment plant building 
in Ghazni  2010 Ministry of Defence 0,49 Grant 
The overall aim of the investment is to improve hygiene and sanitary conditions and 
raise standards of living in Ghazni 
 
EN 63   EN PL Belarus Adaptation Institutional 
strengthening of the Belarusian administration responsible for protection of the environment 
through the promotion of 
good governance in selected areas 2010 Ministry of Environment 0,03 Grant 
Strengthening of the administrative capacity of environmental protection in the Republic 
of Belarus to develop policies and implement environmental law consistent with European standards in a manner commensurate with the principles of good governance 
PL Georgia Disaster risk reduction 
Preparation of a concept 
model of forestry in Georgia in the example 
of the Racza Region 2010 
Forest Research 
Institute 0,05 Grant 
The reform of Georgia's forest management  based on the principles of sustainable 
development  
PL Georgia Disaster risk reduction 
Forestry Education in 
schools in Kvemo Kartii in Georgia 2010 
Polish Embassy in 
Georgia 0,04 Grant 
 
Support for the development of civil societ y through the increased involvement of 
teachers and youth in environmental protection   
PL Georgia Disaster risk reduction Support for the reform of 
forestry - protection of 
forests by strengthening 
the competence of foresters 2010 Polish Embassy in 
Georgia 0,06 Grant 
Implementation of forest resources management plans 
  
PL Ukraine Adaptation 
Energy efficiency 
planning for the benefit of 
budget and climate in Ukraine 2010 
Polish-Ukrainian 
Cooperation Foundation PAUCI 0,12 Grant 
Increasing energy efficiency in the municipal households by introducing energy 
management professional principles in selected cities in Ukraine and information and 
educational campaign in local schools 
PL Ukraine Adaptation Exchange of experience 
between the Polish agricultural advisory and 
Ukraine in the field of 
agricultural development including environmental and renewable energy sources 2010 
The Warmia and 
Masuria Center of Agricultural Advisory 
Support 0,12 Grant 
Contribution to the development of agricu lture and implementation of environmental 
programs and renewable energy sources 
PL Ukraine Adaptation An exchange of 
experience in the field of system solutions and good practices in energy efficiency in Poland and 
Ukraine 2010 
Association for 
Innovation and Technology Transfer "Horizons"  0,04 Grant 
Developing active attitudes of Ukrainian partners through the acquisition of knowledge 
and European experience in energy efficiency  
PL Ukraine Adaptation Two countries - one 
energy efficiency programme. Polish-
Ukrainian cooperation in 
the supranational European Commission initiative entitled Covenant of Mayors 2010 
Association of 
Municipalities - Polish Network "Energie Cites" 0,09 Grant 
Natural resources sustainable management by implementing energy efficiency 
programmes, using renewable energy sources and engaging in activities aimed at climate protection 
 
EN 64   EN PL China Disaster risk reduction, 
Adaptation Fire fighting cars and 
extinguishing equipment  2010-2011 Ministry of Finance 2,09 Credit   
PT Angola Mitigation/Adapt ation MoU on Fast Start 
support 2010-2012 to be defined on a 
project by project basis 3.00 Grant Support programme to assist Angola in implementing climate change related 
programmes and projects with particular focu s on capacity building for mitigation and 
adaptation. 
PT Cape Verde   Supporting participation 
of Cape Verde delegates in theUNFCCC process 2010 CECAC 0,02 Grant Participation by developing countries in UNFCCC meetings in 2010 
PT Guinea-Bissau Adaptation Access to water 2010 VIDA 0.1 Grant Support to the local Comunities of Mamelamu  in watter sector, improvement of the local  
comunities acess to  water 
PT Guiné-Bissau, East 
Timor Mitigation DNA support 2010-2012 CECAC 0,11 Grant Support in establishing countries DNA 
PT Mozambique Mitigation, Adaptation MoU on Fast Start 
support 2010-2012 to be defined on a 
project by project basis 3.00 Grant Support programme to assist Mozambi que in implementing climate change related 
programmes and projects with particular focu s on capacity building for mitigation and 
adaptation.  
PT São Tomé and 
Principe Mitigation Solar panels in schools 2010 TESE 0,12 Grant Support to the education sector toward the im provement of the acess to m odern sources 
of energy  
SE Mali Adaptation - REDD Climate Change Initiative 
GEDEFOR adaptation 2010-2012 Ministry of Environment, 
Gov of Mali 2,26 Grant Adaptation of existing program for forest management decentralisation to ensure 
incorporated climate adaptation perspective.  
SE Mali Adaptation Climate Change RESO 
Mali 2010-2012 Le Mali-Folkecenter 
Nyetaa 2,86 Grant Resource fund for local initiative s by NGOs in climate change adaptation work. 
SE Burkina Faso Adaptation IUCN Adaptation Fund 2010-2012 IUCN 2,16 Grant Support local adaptation initiaves through IUCN manage d pool of funding. 
SE Regional Africa Adaptation Regional Climate 
Change Adaptation Programme in Southern Africa 2010-2012 One World/DFID 1,62 Grant To enable transboundary adaptation to climate change, with equi table access to climate 
funding, in southern Africa. 
SE Regional Africa Adaptation NEPAD - Conservation 
Agriculture 2010-2012 New Partnership for 
Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Agency 1,72 Grant An african framework for adaptation to climate change in agriculture, based upon 
Conservation Agriculture (CA); to deepen the knowledge base and planning infrastructure to achieve the above mentioned goal.  
 
EN 65   EN SE Cambodia Adaptation Cambodia Climate 
Change Alliance 2010-2012 Govt of Cambodia 2,80 Grant Support to EC-CCCA Multi Donor Trust Fund, strengthening institutional capacity for 
CCA coordination and coastal zone management 
SE Bangladesh Adaptation Bangladesh Climate 
Change Resilience Fund 2010-2012 Govt of Bangladesh 9,70 Grant A Multi Donor Trust Fund administered by World Bank to support implementation of 
Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan, endorsed by the elected government in September 2009 
SE Regional Asia Adaptation Wetlands Alliance II 2010-2012 Wetlands Alliance 3,61 Grant Alliance of  development partners committ ed to a progress of regional collaboration to 
strengthen local level capacity for sust ainable poverty focused wetlands management 
and adaptation to climate change. 
SE Bolivia Adaptation PROAGRO Phase II - 
joint programme with GTZ (Germany) and Bolivian Government 2010-2012 Govt of Bolivia 6,47 Grant Increasing resilience among sm all farmers in arid and semi-arid areas, increasing their 
return from agricultural production , while ensuring food security.  
SE Bolivia Adaptation Periurban Water and 
Sanitation (co-financed 
with EU Commission) 2010-2012 Govt of Bolivia 3,02 Grant Applying defined parameters  for Climate Change adaptation aspects (with well-defined 
technical descriptions and indicators) to a major program  for access to water and 
sanitation in towns with at least 10,000 inhabitants 
SE Various adaptation     Adaptation Fund 11,00 grant   
SE Various adaptation research 
and development     CGIAR 5,00 grant   
SE Various REDD+     GEF additional 
contribution 11,00 grant   
SE Various mitigation     GEF additional 
contribution 17,00 grant   
SE Various disaster risk reduction     ISDR 4,00 grant   
SE Various Mitigation     Climate Techn Fund 
(WB) 22,00     
SE Various mitigation     GEF replenishment  15,00     
SE Various adaptation     various 30,00     
SK Kenya Adaptation /capacity 
building/ Forest Protection 
Strategy for Improved Carbon Balance and Preservation of Biodiversity Despite 
Climate Change 2010-2011 SAIDC 0,12 Grant The overall objecti ve is to suggest a list of action for protection of forest resources, 
sustaining of carbon deposits in forests and improvement of forest management in order 
to increase carbon deposits and assure preserva tion of biodiversity of  forest ecosystems 
despite climate change and land desertification. 
SK Kenya Other mitigation 
(capacity building for MRV) Adaptation Capacity Building for 
Activities Concerning Climate Change MRV 
System and Adaptation 2010-2011 SAIDC 0,33 Grant Capacity building on preparing nat ional communications on climate change, 
development of monitoring, r eporting and verification system s for mitigati on polic ies and 
measures; training on development and impl ementation of methodology to quantify 
reduction potential of policies and measures; development and trainings on methodology 
for correlation between climate change impacts and vulnerability assessment. 
 
EN 66   EN SK Kenya Mitigation /technology/ Utilization of Solar 
Energy in Kenya 2010-2011 SAIDC 0,21 Grant The overa ll aim is to develop a series of photovolt aic complexes in rural areas of Kenya, 
i.e. regions without regular electricity supply and without di stribution lines. Further solar 
electricity produced will be used for purificat ion and disinfection of drinking water to 
increase the hygienic standards of local community and enhance the overall living conditions. 
SK Sudan Adaptation /agriculture 
and water/ Restarting of Farming 
with Modern Technology at Maridi, South Sudan  2010-2011 SAIDC 0,19 Grant The project will promote sustainable farming and strengthen capacities. The building of 
irrigation system will reduce the dependence on the weather and affect the local climate 
in positive way. The ambition of the project is also to offer applicable solutions how to resolve consequences of climate changes in the agricultural sector.  
SK Serbia Mitigation /technology/ Solar Energy for 
Handicapped Children in Serbia 2010-2011 SAIDC 0,12 Grant Installation of sola r thermal technology for all day care facilities for handicapped children 
and young people. The installed solar thermal technology will include solar collectors, heat exchangers, water tanks and complete equipment for solar heating of domestic hot 
water. 
SK Various Mitigation       0,11     
SK   Mitigation EBRD Technical 
Cooperation Fund     0,13     
SL Western Balkans Mitigation: investment 
project Two demonstration 
energy projects 2010-2011 NGOs 0,03 grant   
SL Montenegro Mitigation: investment 
project Expanded energy survey 
of public facilities and 
economic evaluation of 
the biomass heating system 2010-2011 Ekoideja 0,04 grant   
UK International All CLIMATE INVESTMENT 
FUNDS, CBFF and 
FCPF: 2010-11    Capital 
contribution - 
75% grant equivalent To help developing countries respond to climate change 
UK International Adaptation Pilot Program for Climate 
Resilience (PPCR) 2010-11   230,34   " 
UK International Mitigation Clean Technology Fund 
(CTF) 2010-11   176,75   " 
UK International REDD+ Forest Investment 
Programme (FIP) 2010-11   71,84   " 
UK International Mitigation Scaling-up Renewable 
Energy Program (SREP) 2010-11   39,91   " 
UK Congo Basin REDD+ Congo Basin Forest 
Fund (CBFF) 2010-11   39,91   " 
 
EN 67   EN UK International REDD+ Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility (FCPF) 2010-11   11,40   " 
UK International Mitigation GLOBAL 
ENVIRONMENT FACILITY (CLIMATE COMPONENT) 2010-11   13,30 Grant To provide funding to developing co untries and those with economies in transition for 
projects and activities targeting global benefits in the area climate change 
UK Malawi All DFID MALAWI CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 2010-11   0,23 Grant To support Malawi's effor ts to respond effectiv ely to climate change. 
UK Southern Africa All REGIONAL CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 2010-11   2,28 Grant To enable transboundary adaptation to climate change, with equi table access to climate 
funding, in Southern Africa 
UK Zimbabwe All CLIMATE CHANGE 
ZIMBABWE 2010-11   0,07 Grant To provide knowledge and informat ion on climate risks and vulnerability in urban areas 
in Zimbabwe 
UK Ghana All GHANA CLIMATE 
CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL 
GOVERNANCE 2010-11   0,49 Grant To support Gove rnment's policies and responses on climate change and environmental 
governance 
UK Africa All AFRICA CLIMATE 
CHANGE RESOURCE FACILITY 2010-11   0,08 Grant To enable flexible limited scale support to country partner s in the near term to catalyse 
initial assessment, informed dialogue and ac tion on addressing climate variability and 
change 
UK Africa All EUROPEAN CAPACITY 
BUILDING INITIATIVE 
SUPPORT TO AFRICAN NEGOTIATORS 2010-11   0,34 Grant To support African negotiators' partici pation in international climate change negotiations. 
UK Africa All AFRICA CLIMATE 
CHANGE CHAMPIONS 2010-11   0,05 Grant Increase Africa voice and influen ce for a new international climate change agreement. 
UK Ethiopia All STRATEGIC CLIMATE 
INSTITUTIONS PROGRAMME 2010-11   0,11 Grant Support organisational and institutio nal capacity growth within Ethiopian Government, 
civil society and the private sector to 1) incr ease resilience to current climate variability 
2) adapt to future climate change and 3) benefit from the opportunities for 
UK Rwanda All SUPPORT TO LOW 
CARBON 
DEVELOPMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE 2010-11   0,29 Grant Support the development of a path of robust low carbon and climate resilient economic 
growth and a comprehensive climate adaptation action plan. 
UK Uganda All STRATEGIC 
INFLUENCING FUND 2010-11   0,38 Grant Provide timely, strategic financial and technical support to the climate change, oil and 
diversity task teams to fac ilitate their influencing agenda. 
UK Africa All AFRICAN 
DEVELOPMENT BANK TECHNICAL COOPERATION ARRANGEMENT - CLIMATE CHANGE 2010-11   0,43 Grant To support Afri can Development Bank policy and pr ogramme delivery on climate change 
 
EN 68   EN UK Africa All RENEWABLE ENERGY 
AND ADAPTATION CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES WINDOW (AFRICA 
CLIMATE CHANGE). 2010-11   0,23 Grant To catalyse private sector inve stment and innovation in low cost, clean energy and 
climate change technologies 
UK Tanzania All RENEWABLE ENERGY 
AND ADAPTATION CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES WINDOW (AFRICA 
CLIMATE 
CHANGE)/TANZANIA 2010-11   0,23 Grant To catalyse private sector inve stment and innovation in low cost, clean energy and 
climate change technologies in Tanzania 
UK Rwanda All PILOTING OUTPUT-
BASED FINANCING 
FOR CLIMATE CHANGE2010-11   0,06 Grant To demonstrate the potential of a results-based finance, market-pull approach to 
promoting the deployment of low carbon, renewable energy technologies, to support the 
accelerated roll-out of modern energy services in rural Rwanda as part of the country’s  
UK Mozambique Adaptation ACCOUNTABLE GRANT 
SAVE THE CHILDREN: FLOODPLAIN 
MANAGEMENT 
(ZAMBEZI) 2010-11   0,64 Grant Enable communities living in four dist ricts in the flood-prone areas of the Zambezi valley 
to develop resilient livelihood options 
UK Zambia Adaptation ZAMBIA CLIMATE 
RESILIENCE 
PROGRAMME 2010-11   0,09 Grant To support the Go vernment of Zambia to integrate climate resilience into its 
development planning, and provide scaled-up support to priority public and private 
investments 
UK Kenya Adaptation STRENGTHENING 
ADAPTATION AND RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN KENYA (STARCK) 2010-11   0,34 Grant To help strengthen organisational capacity within the Kenyan Government, civil society 
and private sector to increase resilience to cu rrent climate variability, adapt to to future 
climare change and benefit from opportunities for low carbon growth 
UK Southern Africa Adaptation REGIONAL 
TRANSBOUNDARY WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 2010-11   2,28 Grant To help ensure that River Basin Organisations have the authority and ability to deliver 
improved water resource management in  at least 5 transboundary river basin 
organisations 
UK West and Central 
Africa Adaptation SUPPORT TO THE 
WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICAN COUNCIL FOR AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 
(WECARD/CORAF)  2010-11   0,86 Grant To help increase both the qualit y and quantity of appropriate regional agricultural and 
natural resource management technologi es and policies developed and adopted at the 
sub-regional level in West and Central Africa through better linkage between researc 
UK Africa Adaptation CLIMATE CHANGE 
ADAPTATION AFRICA RESEARCH 2010-11   6,06 Grant To help improve the capacity of Afri can countries to adapt to climate change in ways that 
benefit their most vulnerable citizens. 
UK Africa Adaptation COOPERATION IN 
INTERNATIONAL 
WATERS IN AFRICA (COOPERATION IN MANAGEMENT OF RIVER BASINS) 2010-11   4,71 Grant To strengthen cooperative managem ent and development of international waters within 
selected river basins, so as to strengthen cl imate resilient growth , reduce the risk from 
climate related vulnerability and enable greater use of water for productive deve 
 
EN 69   EN UK Africa Adaptation CARE ADAPTATION 
LEARNING PROGRAMME 2010-11   0,45 Grant To hep ensur e that community-based adaptation approaches for vulnerable 
communities incorporated into development pol icies and programmes in Ghana, Kenya, 
Mozambique and Niger with plans to replicate across Africa 
UK Africa Adaptation PAN AFRICA DISASTER 
RISK POOL FOR FOOD 
SECURITY 2010-11   0,03 Grant Design a potential programme to impr ove food security in Africa through regional risk 
financing that protects against the impact of climate related disasters. 
UK Mozambique Mitigation BIOFUELS TECHNICAL 
SUPPORT TO MINISTRY OF ENERGY (FA) 2010-11   0,18 Grant To support the Mozambican Government to implement its National Biofuels Strategy 
UK Africa Mitigation PROMOTING AFRICAN 
ACCESS TO CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM AND ENERGY (PACE) 2010-11   0,03 Grant Scope possible support to provi de poor people and communities across sub-Saharan 
Africa with access to international carbon finance. In particular the Programme should demonstrate how poor communities can use carbon markets to benefit from cost-
effective  
UK Central Africa REDD+ CONGO BASIN 
FORESTRY START UP FUND 2010-11   2,87 Grant Start-up funding for the interim es tablishment and operation of the Congo Basin Forest 
Fund (CBFF) and the delivery of a small regional project portfolio responding to immediate national and regional demands and pressures faced by the forests of the Congo 
UK Nepal All SUPPORT TO CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 2010-11   0,19 Grant To support the dev elopment of a strategic framework of action on climate change behind 
which stakeholders can align their response 
UK Vietnam All VIETNAM: DFID-
WORLD BANK CLIMATE CHANGE PARTNERSHIP 2010-11   0,20 Grant To support the Vietnamese Gove rnment in policy and decision-making on climate 
change 
UK Indonesia All SUPPORT TO CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME IN INDONESIA 2010-11   1,38 Grant To provide support to the In vestment and Policy framework for climate change 
adaptation and mitigation 
UK Tajikistan Adaptation TECHNICAL 
ASSISTANCE TO START UP PILOT 
PROGRAM FOR 
CLIMATE RESILIENCE (PPCR) IN TAJIKISTAN 2010-11   0,31 Grant Help the governm ent of Tajikistan to make PPCR effective and ensur e that climate 
change resilience is mainstreamed into policies and planning in the government 
UK South Asia Adaptat ion SOUTH ASIA WATER 
INITIATIVE 2010-11   0,51 Grant To help develop the knowledge, rela tionships and institutions to enable significant and 
measurable improvements in intern ational water resource management. 
UK Indonesia Mitigat ion INDONESIA LOW 
CARBON GROWTH PROJECT 2010-11   1,71 Grant To support the pol icies, structures and financing me chanisms integral to Indonesia’s 
integrated low-carbon growth strategy. 
UK International Adaptation ECO SYSTEM 
SERVICES FOR POVERTY 
ALLEVIATION 2010-11   1,59 Grant To ascertain w hat institutional changes need to be put in place for ecosysyem 
management to improve for the benefit of the poor. 
UK International Adaptation UK COLLABORATIVE 
ON DEVELOPMENT SCIENCES - DISASTER 
RESEARCH 2010-11   0,02 Grant To conduct a s hort, high-level review of ongoing and planned work on natural hazards, 
extreme events and disaster research 
 
EN 70   EN UK International Adaptation ASSESSING 
ADAPTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, MONITORING AND 
EVALUATION OF 
ADAPTATION 2010-11   0,04 Grant To help develop methodology and approach to climate change adaptation at national 
levels 
UK International Adaptation RESEARCH INTO USE 
PROGRAMME - SCALING UP OUTPUTS FROM DFID'S 
NATURAL RESOURCES 
RESEARCH 2010-11   2,61 Grant To promote the production and uptake of technologies that will contribute to poverty 
reduction and the achievement of MDGs 
UK International Adaptation GLOBAL WATER 
PARTNERSHIP 
CONTRIBUTION 2010-11   0,57 Grant To help ensure that Integrated Water Resources Management is applied in a growing 
number of regions and countries, as a means to ensure equitable and efficient 
management and sustainable water. 
UK International Adaptation U N WATER SUPPORT 
(FAO/WHO) 2010-11   0,91 Grant To improve the management of water resources for economic growth, building resilience 
to climate change and supporting adaptation through the implementation of integrated 
water resources management. 
UK International Adaptation SUPPORT TO WORLD 
BANK WATER PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM 2010-11   0,86 Grant To help ensure that approaches  to water resources management mainstreamed and 
better quality and effective water service delivered to developing countries 
UK International Adaptation DISASTER RISK 
REDUCTION PROJECTS IN CONFLICT HUMANITARIAN FUND 
2005 2010-11   1,73 Grant Various projects involved in br inging about sustainable disaster risk reduction to 
communties, through education, livelihoods and international policy. 
UK International Adaptation INSTITUTE FOR 
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 
CONSORTIUM - 
EFFECTIVE RESILIENCE TO DISASTERS AND CLIMATE CHANGE 2010-11   0,59 Grant To enhance the ab ility of governments and CSOs in de veloping countries to build the 
resilience of communities to disasters and cl imate change as part of their development 
work. 
UK International Adaptation OXFAM CONSORTIUM - 
BUILDING RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE RELATED HAZARDS 2010-11   0,61 Grant To promote t he increased use of evidence by go vernments and other development and 
humanitarian actors in developing and impl ementing policies and interventions that 
improve people's resilience to climate related hazards. 
UK International Adaptation UN DEVELOPMENT 
PROGRAMME'S BUREAU FOR CRISIS PREVENTION AND RECOVERY, PHASE V - MULTI-YEAR FUNDING (2010-12)  2010-11   0,80 Grant National and local capacities est ablished and/or strengthened to prevent , mitigate and 
recover from violent conflict and natural disasters 
 
EN 71   EN UK International Adaptation STRATEGIC 
FRAMEWORK WITH BRITISH RED CROSS - BUILDING RESILIENCE AND DISASTER 
PREPAREDNESS 2010-11   0,14 Grant To support the British Red Cross' contribution to strengtheni ng the effectiveness of the 
international work of the Red Cross Move ment in its core functions (emergency 
response, resilience building, and international humanitarian law) 
UK International Adaptation STRATEGY FOR 
DFID/INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT 
PARTNERSHIP - 
REDUCING VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS 2010-11   0,65 Grant Strengthen International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent's capabilities in 
Field Operations and Preventative Action 
UK International Adaptation SUPPORT TO 
CONSULTATIVE GROUP FOR 
INTERNATIONAL 
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH (CGIAR) 2010-11   10,09 Grant To increase the contribution of agriculture and natural resources to food security, 
growth, poverty reduction, and environmental sustainability by increasing the relevance 
and impact of international agriculture and natural resources research 
UK East and Central 
Africa Adaptation SUPPORT TO THE 
ASSOCIATION TO 
STRENGTHEN AGRICULTURE RESEARCH IN EAST AND CENTRAL AFRICA (ASARECA)  2010-11   0,68 Grant To contribute to increas ed and sustainable productivity, value addition and 
competitiveness of the sub-regional agricultural  system (The Associat ion for Agricultural 
Research in East and Central Africa) 
UK International Adaptation COMBATING 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES OF LIVESTOCK (CIDLID) - TO HELP IMPROVE 
AGRICULTURAL 
PRODUCTION IN A CHANGING CLIMATE 2010-11   0,51 Grant To support basic and strategic biolog ical and biotechnological research in animal health 
that contributes to the ac hievement of the MDGs thro ugh greater understanding of how 
to combat diseases of dom esticated livestock that af fect the livelihoods of poor  
UK South Africa Adapt ation SOUTH AFRICAN 
DEVELOPMENT 
COMMUNITY MULTI-COUNTRY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMME 
(SADC/MAPP) PRE 
IMPLEMENTATION PHASE  2010-11   0,04 Grant To contribute to the development of a multi-country agriculture productivity programme 
in Southern Africa 
UK Africa Adaptation AFRICAN 
AGRICULTURAL 
TECHNOLOGY 
FOUNDATION (AATF) PHASE 2 OF DFID FUNDING, 2010 – 2013  2010-11   0,32 Grant To facilitate public-private part nerships for the transfer, development, production and 
deployment of agricultural technology. AATF works closely with African farmers, 
scientists, businesses, NGOs to identify  needs of poor farmers and to match these 
needs 
 
EN 72   EN UK International Mitigation POLICY INNOVATION 
SYSTEMS FOR CLEAN ENERGY SECURITY 2010-11   0,85 Grant To advance evidence based lear ning on energy, delivery and sustainability to improve 
equity of access for poor people. 
UK International Mitigat ion DFID PARTICIPATION 
IN EUROPEAN RESEARCH AREA NETWORK (ERA-NET) TRANSNATIONAL CALL 
ON BIO ENERGY: AN 
OPPORTUNITY OR THREAT TO THE RURAL POOR 2010-11   0,06 Grant DFID participation in European Resear ch Area Network (ERA-NET) transnational call on 
bio energy: An opportunity or threat to the rural poor. 
UK International All HIGH-LEVEL DESIGN 
OF THE "CLEAN POOL FUND" 2010-11   0,17 Grant Potential support to a pilot public-pri vate fund (the "Climate Public Private Partnership", 
or "CP3") to catalyse private investment at scale, into low carbon infrastructure in Asia, 
to achieve significant carbon abatement as well as rural electrification 
UK International All OPTIONS FOR 
PILOTING CREDITING 
AND TRADING MECHANISMS 2010-11   0,34 Grant To increase poor countries’ ac cess to, and benefit from, the Clean Development 
Mechanism and other market-based mechanisms 
UK International REDD+ SUPPORT SERVICES 
FORESTRY 2010-11   0,15 Grant Provide support to International Forest Policy Processes 
UK International All INTERNATIONAL 
CENTRE FOR TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - 
STRATEGIC 
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT 2010-11   0,29 Grant To foster constructive dial ogues and strengthen knowledge communities on trade and 
sustainable development. 
UK International All LEARNING HUB FOR 
EVIDENCE-BASED 
POLICY MAKING ON CLIMATE CHANGE 2010-11   0,46 Grant To build capacity to effectiv ely support and guide national and sub-national adaptation 
and low carbon development. 
UK International All LOW CARBON 
GROWTH, 
ADAPTATION AND 
MITIGATION 2010-11   0,06 Grant To support the development of low carbon growth workplans 
UK International All INTERNATIONAL 
INSTITUTE FOR 
SUSTAINABLE 
DEVELOPMENT - CLIMATE CHANGE 2010-11   0,08 Grant To make available better inform ation on the scope, value and impacts of fossil-fuel 
subsidies, on the environment, society, and the economy.  
UK International All CLIMATE AND 
DEVELOPMENT 
KNOWLEDGE 
NETWORK  2010-11   9,99 Grant That developing countries have improved access to high quality research and 
information in designing climate change policies and programmes by 2015. 
UK International All CLIMATE SCIENCE 
RESEARCH 2010-11   1,37 Grant To narrow the range of climat e futures planners have to confront when designing 
resilient livelihood and development strategies  for African regions/sub-regions. More 
specifically, the project will 'produce im proved knowledge and climate science capacity’  
 
 
EN 73   EN