COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT
Date: 2011-04-19
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: climate change, developing countries, development aid, development plan, development policy, distribution of EU funding, international cooperation

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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 COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN 
PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL 
COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS 

Enhancing EU Accountability on Financing for Development 
towards the EU Official Development 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} 

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Annex 1 

Bibliography 

Annex 2 

ODA methodology 

Annex 3 

Statistical Annex on ODA trends 

Annex 4 

Results of the EU fast start Climate Finance monitoring exercises 

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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/pressReleasesAction.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/development/services/events/tax_development/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 

Indicators 

(WDI),  http://data.worldbank.org/data-catalog/world-

World  Development 
development-indicators 

Innovative finance 

Annual  Reports  for  Lotteries,  UNTAID  for  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  Accounting  Reform  and  Institutional  Strengthening 
(REPARIS) 

Directive 2004/17/EC of 31 March 2004 coordinating the procurement procedures of entities 
operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors (OJ L 134, 30.4.2004) and 
Directive 2004/18/EC of 31 March 2004 on the coordination of procedures for the award of 
public  works  contracts,  public  supply  contracts  and  public  service  contracts  (OJ  L  134, 
30.4.2004) 

World Bank’s Remittance Prices Worldwide, http://remittanceprices.worldbank.org/ 

The 2979th Justice and Home Affairs Council meeting, Brussels, 30 November 2009 

ODA Section 

T.J. Moss (2005). Ghost of 0.7%: Origins and Relevance of the International 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 

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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 the first time since 1997. 

2010 OECD Report on Aid Predictability Survey on Donors’ Forward Spending Plans 2010 – 
2012 

Climate and biodiversity sections 

Conclusions  on  Climate  Change  and  Development  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 finance 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 Preparation of the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties 
(COP 10) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), 14 October 2010 

EU Council conclusions on Convention on Biological Diversity: outcome of and follow-up to 
the Nagoya biodiversity conference, 20 December 2010 

European Commission, European Neighbourhood Policy, COM (2004) 373 final 

European  Commission,  Wider  Europe  —  Neighbourhood:  A  New  Framework  for  Relations 
with our Eastern and Southern Neighbours, COM (2003) 104 final 

European  Commission,  Proposal  for  a  Joint  Declaration  by  the  Council,  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 Development Goals, COM (2005) 134 final 

European  Commission,  Stepping  up  international  climate  finance:  A  European  blueprint  for 
the Copenhagen Deal, COM(2009) 475 final 

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Commission Staff Working Document, Consolidated Profile Accompanying Document to the 
Report  from  the  Commission  to  the  Council  and  the  European  Parliament  the  2010 
Assessment of Implementing the EU Biodiversity Action Plan, SEC(2010) 1163 final 

GEF Secretariat  &  World  Bank,  Summary of Negotiations Fifth Replenishment of the GEF 
Trust  Fund,  May  17,  2010,  http://www.thegef.org/gef/sites/thegef.org/files/documents/GEF-A.4-
7%20Summary%20of%20Negotiations%20of%20the%20Fifth%20Replenishment%20of%20the%20GEF_0.pdf 

USAID, Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry Programs Annual Report, October 2010 

The ‘Rio markers’: www.oecd.org/dac/stats/rioconventions 

The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) study: a major international initiative 
to draw attention to the global economic benefits of biodiversity, http://www.teebweb.org/ 

Debt section 

International  Development  Association  and  International  Monetary  Fund,  Heavily  Indebted 
Poor  Countries  (HIPC)  Initiative  and  Multilateral  Debt  Relief  Initiative  (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 sustainability 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  Conference,  Geneva,  Statements  by  Supachai 
Panitchpakdi,  Secretary-General  of  UNCTAD 
,  9  November  2009 
httpwww.unctad.orgtemplateswebflyer.aspdocid=12383&intItemID=3549&lang=1 

(2008-2011) 

International  Development  Association  and  International  Monetary  Fund,  2010  Survey  of 
Commercial  Creditor  Participation  and  Creditor  Lawsuits  against  HIPCs,  September  14, 
2010 

Debt relief committed under HIPC and MDRI Initiatives, 
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/mdg/Metadata.aspx?IndicatorId=0&SeriesId=688 

IMF Country Report No. 10/360, , Democratic Republic of the Congo: Enhanced Initiative 
for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries—Completion Point Document and Multilateral Debt 
Relief Initiative Paper , December 2010 

OECD Journal: Financial Market Trends, Volume 2010 – Issue 1, Pre-publication version, 
Debt Markets: Policy Challenges in the Post- Crisis Landscape 

Minutes  from  the  11th  OECD-WBG-IMF  Global  Bond  Market  Forum,  8-9  April  2010

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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  Member  States  to  share  their  replies  to  the  DAC  Advance 
Questionnaire on ODA 2010, in order to ensure consistency between figures 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 the respective years have 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  that,  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 Commission’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  database2  and  from  EU  Member  States'  information  on  their  ODA  volumes  and 
national GNI provided to the Commission (in the replies to the Monterrey questionnaire) and 
the  OECD  DAC  (March  2011  in  response  to  the  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 different 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). 

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when Member States provided budgets for years 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  distributing  this  required  increase  evenly 

1 For figures between 1995 and 2010, the Commission services 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 exchange 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.  
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between  2011  and  2015.  ODA  as  a  %  of  GNI  was  calculated  using  the  official 
Commission GNI/GDP growth estimates, as described below. 

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Figures for Gross National Income (GNI) in current prices for 2010 were taken from 
the  OECD  DAC  where  available;  otherwise  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  rates  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  rates  to  the  2012  GNI  forecasts. 
Calculation  of  ODA  to  Africa,  Sub-Saharan  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 multilateral aid’ and is included in this report in the 
calculations  of  ODA  provided  to  Africa,  Sub-Saharan  Africa  (SSA)  and  Least  Developed 
Countries  (LDCs)  and  other  income  groups.  The  Commission  has  used  the  OECD  DAC 
methodology3 to make these calculations, as follows:   

1) The percentage of each multilateral agency’s total annual gross aid disbursements 
that each recipient country/region 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 core 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 for each multilateral agency. 

3)  The  results  from  step  2)  for  all  agencies  are  summed  to  obtain  the  total  imputed 
multilateral aid from each donor to each recipient country.   

These  calculations  are  available  only  for  countries  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 multilateral 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  Austria’s  2009  multilateral  ODA  is  multiplied  by 
Austria's multilateral ODA in 2010. 

3 OECD methodology for calculating imputed multilateral ODA 
(www.oecd.org/document/54/0,3746,en_2649_34447_41037110_1_1_1_1,00.html). 

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Annex 3 

Statistical Annex on ODA trends 

EU27  - 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

I

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f
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D
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0.80

0.70

0.60

0.50

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.56

0.70

0.65

0.61

0.55

0.50

0.40

0.37

0.37

0.33

0.33

0.31

0.32

0.33

0.35

0.35

0.35

0.42

0.40

0.37

0.41

0.41

0.43

0.43

0.43

0.44

0.45

0.45

0.30

0.20

0.10

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

LDC Target: 0.15

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Austria - 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

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

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N
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f
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a
s
a
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D
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2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

Trend from
2015

MS Forecast
till 2014

0.70

0.57

0.64

0.52

0.50

0.47

0.43

0.32

0.49

0.41

0.27

0.20

0.23

0.24

0.22

0.24

0.23

0.26

0.23

0.20

0.34

0.30

0.32

0.32

0.35

0.34

0.34

0.31

0.00

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2005

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Belgium - 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

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.38

0.34

0.31

0.35

0.30

0.36

0.37

0.60

0.43

0.41

0.53

0.50

0.55

0.48

0.43

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.64

0.64

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f
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a
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D
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1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Bulgaria - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

Trend from
2012

MS Forecast
till 2011

0.25

0.29

0.20

0.15

0.09

0.04

0.04

0.09

0.08

0.09

0.10

0.11

0.12

0.01

0.00

0.06

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Cyprus - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets

Historical/MS Forecast

Linear increase in ODA volume

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.29

0.26

0.31

0.23

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.17

0.19

0.19

0.18

0.18

0.17

0.03

0.09

0.15

0.12

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Czech 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

Trend from
2014

MS Forecast
till 2013

0.26

0.30

0.22

0.17

0.12

0.03

0.03

0.03

0.05

0.07

0.11

0.11

0.12

0.11

0.12

0.12

0.12

0.12

0.13

0.12

0.13

0.13

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Denmark - 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

0.90

0.90

0.88

0.80

0.80

0.80

0.81

0.80

0.81

0.82

0.82

0.79

0.79

0.77

0.80

0.81

0.84

0.85

MS Forecast
till 2013

Trend from
2014

1.00

1.04

0.96

0.97

1.06

1.03

1.01

0.99

0.96

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Estonia - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets

Historical/MS Forecast

Linear increase in ODA volume

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.05

0.08

0.09

0.08

0.10

0.10

0.10

0.10

0.26

0.30

0.22

0.14

0.14

0.16

0.17

0.16

0.12

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Finland - 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

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.31

0.33

0.32

0.33

0.31

0.31

0.32

0.35

0.35

0.37

0.46

0.44

0.40

0.39

MS Forecast
till 2014

Trend from
2015

0.65

0.62

0.70

0.68

0.59

0.55

0.54

0.55

0.56

0.56

0.56

0.55

0.57

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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France - 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

1.00

0.80

2015 Target: 0.70

0.60

0.55

0.48
2010 Target: 0.51

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

0.44

0.38

0.38

0.30

0.31

0.40

0.20

0.00

MS Forecast
till 2013

Trend from
2014

0.59

0.54

0.47

0.48

0.50

0.50

0.63

0.67

0.70

0.42

0.43

0.43

0.47

0.47

0.47

0.40

0.41

0.37

0.38

0.39

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Germany - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.31

0.32

0.28

0.26

0.26

0.27

0.27

0.27

0.28

0.28

0.36

0.36

0.37

0.38

0.35

0.70

0.59

0.64

0.52

0.45

0.38

0.38

0.40

0.40

0.41

0.41

0.42

Trend from 2011 

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

18 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Greece - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.70

0.62

0.52

0.42

0.30

0.15

0.14

0.15

0.15

0.20

0.17

0.21

0.21

0.16

0.17

0.17

0.16

0.21

0.19

0.17

0.17

0.19

0.19

0.19

0.19

0.19

Trend 

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

19 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Hungary - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

Trend from
2012

MS Forecast
till 2011

0.24

0.29

0.19

0.14

0.09

0.13

0.11

0.07

0.08

0.08

0.10

0.09

0.09

0.09

0.09

0.08

0.08

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

20 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Ireland - 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

Trend from
2012

MS Forecast
till 2011

0.66

0.63

0.70

0.58

0.53

0.54

0.53

0.52

0.57

0.55

0.68

0.60

0.63

0.59

0.54

0.55

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.29

0.31

0.31

0.30

0.31

0.29

0.33

0.40

0.39

0.39

0.42

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

21 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Italy - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.70

0.60

0.49

Trend from
2014

0.38

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.15

0.11

0.15

0.15

0.13

0.17

0.15

0.29

0.20

0.19

0.22

MS Forecast
till 2013

0.27

0.20

0.15

0.16

0.15

0.16

0.12

0.11

0.09

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

22 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Latvia - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.24

0.29
Trend 

0.19

0.13

0.06

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

0.06

0.07

0.06

0.06

0.07

0.07

0.06

0.06

0.06

0.06

0.06

0.06

EN 

23 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Lithuania - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.25

0.29

0.21

0.16

0.04

0.01

0.08

0.06

0.11

0.11

0.11

0.10

0.11

0.10

0.13

0.14

0.16
Trend  

0.18

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

24 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Luxembourg - 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

1.20

1.00

0.80

0.60

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

0.92

0.89

0.86

0.79

0.79

2015 Target: 0.70

0.72

0.73

0.73

0.65

0.66

0.55
2010 Target: 0.51

1.09

1.09

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.04

0.97

0.40

0.44

0.36

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

25 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Malta - ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets

Historical/MS Forecast

Linear increase in ODA volume

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.25

0.27

0.33

0.30

0.20

0.24

0.16
0.22

0.18

0.18

0.15

0.15

0.20

0.18

0.11

0.11

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

26 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Netherlands - 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

0.81

0.81

0.81

0.80

0.84

0.82

0.81

0.80

0.82

0.81

0.81

0.80

0.82

0.81

2015 Target: 0.70

0.73

0.73

0.76

0.71

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

27 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Poland - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.25

0.29

0.20

0.14

0.07

0.05

0.09

0.10

0.08

0.09

0.08

0.08

0.09

0.09

0.09

0.10

0.10

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

28 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Portugal - 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

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

2015 Target: 0.70

0.63

2010 Target: 0.51

0.20

0.25

0.21

0.25

0.24

0.26

0.26

0.25

0.27

0.22

0.21

0.21

0.22

0.27

0.23

0.57

0.64

0.49

0.39

0.29

0.29

0.23

0.24

0.26

0.20

0.21

Trend

0.00

EN 

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

29 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Romania - 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.24

0.29

Trend

0.19

0.14

0.07

0.09

0.09

0.07

0.07

0.08

0.09

0.10

0.11

0.12

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

30 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Slovak 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

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.04

0.03

0.04

0.02

Trend from
2014

MS Forecast
till 2013

0.12

0.07

0.10

0.09

0.10

0.09

0.09

0.26

0.30

0.21

0.15

0.09

0.10

0.09

0.08

0.07

0.12

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

31 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Slovenia- ODA as a % of GNI 
Historical data and scenario for reaching 2015 targets

Historical/MS Forecast

Linear increase in ODA volume

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

2015 Target: 0.33

2010 Target: 0.17

0.26

0.30

0.23

0.18

0.17

0.17

0.17

0.17

0.17

0.13

0.13

0.10

0.11

0.12

0.12

0.13

0.15

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

32 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Spain - 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

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.20

0.24

0.24

0.24

0.22

0.23

0.22

0.30

0.26

0.23

0.24

0.27

0.62

0.67

0.56

0.50

0.47

0.43

0.40

0.39

0.36

Trend

0.45

0.46

0.43

0.43

0.37

0.32

0.00

EN 

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

33 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Sweden - 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

1.20

1.00

1.12

1.02

0.94

0.93

0.98

0.97

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.84

0.80

0.73

0.84

0.80

0.78

0.73

0.72

0.72

0.73

0.73

MS Forecast
till 2014

Trend from
2015

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.00

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

EN 

34 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
United 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

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

I

N
G

f
o
%
a
s
a
A
D
O

2015 Target: 0.70

2010 Target: 0.51

0.29

0.20

0.27

0.26

0.27

0.24

0.32

0.32

0.31

0.36

0.34

0.70

0.65

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.61

0.56

0.56

0.56

0.52

0.56

0.51

0.47

0.43

0.36

0.00

EN 

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

35 

EN 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Annex 4 

Results of the EU Fast Start Climate 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 

TOTAL AMOUNT PLEDGED 

TOTAL CONTRIBUTION 

% OF TOTAL AMOUNT PLEDGED 

28 / 28 

7 200 

7 250 

101% 

2. FSF / OVERALL CLIMATE FINANCING IN 2010 

Number of Member States reporting on this question 

Total FSF amount of Member States reporting on this question (million EUR) 

Overall Climate Financing in 2010 not 
counted as FSF 

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total FSF amount  

3. PRINCIPAL AND SIGNIFICANT CLIMATE OBJECTIVES IN 2010 

Number of Member States reporting on this question 

Total reported amount of reporting Member States (million EUR) 

Overall reported amount as % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 

Climate is principal objective 

Climate is significant objective 

4. TYPES OF INVESTMENTS IN 2010 

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Number of Member States reporting on this question 

Total reported amount of reporting Member States  (million EUR) 

Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 

Grants 

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Loans, equities or others 

Total amount (million EUR) 

28 / 28 

2 400 

2 340 

98% 

14 / 28 

610 

1 650 

271% 

23 / 28 

2 344 

100% 

1 917 

82% 

426 

18% 

23 / 28 

2 341 

100% 

1061 

45% 

1 280 

EN 

36 

   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 Member States (million EUR) 

Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 

BILATERAL 

MULTILATERAL 

NOT ALLOCATED 

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

6. OBJECTIVES AND SECTORS IN 2010 

Number of Member States reporting on this question 

Total reported amount of reporting Member States (million EUR) 

Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Contribution in 2010 

ADAPTATION 

REDD+ 

MITIGATION (excluding REDD+) 

NOT ALLOCATED 

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

Total amount (million EUR) 

% of total reported amount  

2 347 

100% 

1 027 

44% 

1 320 

56% 

0 

0% 

24 / 28 

2 112 

90% 

735 

35% 

313 

15% 

946 

45% 

118 

6% 

EN 

37 

   EN 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  7. OVERVIEW OF MULTILATERAL CHANNELS USED FOR FSF IN 2010 

Number of Member States using multilateral channels 

Number of Member States providing details on multilateral channels 

Total reported amount for multilateral channels(billion EUR) 

Total reported amount in % of EU FSF Multilateral contribution in 2010 

20 / 28 

20 / 20 

1017 

77% 

MULTILATERAL AND REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS (million EUR) 
FUNDS (million EUR) 

UNFCCC and KYOTO PROTOCOL 

World Bank: Clean Technology Fund 

World Bank: Strategic Climate Fund 

292 

177 

GEF 

Adaptation Fund 

World Bank: Forest Carbon Partnership Facility 

49 

World Bank: others 

WB IFC 

African Development Bank: CBFF 

Inter American Development Bank 

EBRD 

27 

18 

40 

28 

12 

Global Facility For Disaster Reduction and Recovery  

CGIAR 

Others  

Subtotal 

5 

45 

720 

Least Developed Countries Fund 

Special Climate Change Fund 

Subtotal 

UN INITIATIVES / FUNDS (million EUR) 

UN REDD Programme 

1 

FAO 

UNEP 

UNDP 

ISDR 

Subtotal 

TOTAL 

134 

67 

UNFCCC 1 

22 

4 

228 

16 

UNESCO 0.6 

20 

20 

6 

4 

68 

1 017 

EN 

38 

   EN 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
8. INDIVIDUAL ACTIONS SUPPORTED BY EU FAST START FINANCING 

Updated data Questionnaire on financing for development (Annex 4 individual actions) on specific examples of Fast Start Climate Finance actions, following the November 
8th 2010 EU Fast Start Finance report for Cancun 

Donor  Beneficiary 

Thematic area 

Country / Region 

Programme  or  Project 
title 

Implementat-
ion Period 

Implement-ing Agency  Contribution 
by EU or MS 
(million€)

Type          
(grant / 
loan) 

Additional 
arrangements, etc.)  

information 

(short  description  of 

the  action,  co-financing 

AT 

South Eastern 
Europe 

mitigation  

IFC  Renewable  Energy 
Program for SEE  

2009-2010 

IFC 

4,0 grant 

The  program  will  promote  small  hydro  power  plants  (SHPP)  project  in  the  Western 
Balkan 
following  key  objectives: 
1.  Improve  existing  regulatory  framework  to  enable  SHPP  sponsors  to  develop  and 
construct feasible SHPP. 

region.  The  Project  will 

focus  on 

the 

AT 

Russia 

mitigation  

AT 

ETC region 

mitigation  

AT  Western Balkan 

mitigation  

EBRD  TA  for  Improving 
Energy  Efficiency 
of 
Buildings 
in  Russian 
Districts   

EBRD  Energy  Efficiency 
Program 
Early 
Transition Countries  

for 

IFC 
Integrated  Solid 
Waste  Management  TA 
Program (ISWMP)   

2009-2011 

EBRD 

2,0 grant 

The  objective  of  the  technical  assistance  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 

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 the Program will be to assist selected clients 
of the EBRD  in the ETC region, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova 

2009-2011 

IFC 

2,3 grant 

Integrated  Solid  Waste  Management  Program  (ISWMP)  will  address  the  financial, 
training,  consulting,  and  market  needs  of  the  waste  management/recycling  sector, 
focusing  on  solid  waste;  focus  its  activities  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  technical  assistance  help  prepare  the  legal  and  institutional 
framework and provides training, capacity building and awareness raising in the con 

AT 

Albania 

mitigation  

Albania 
Weltbank 
Coastal  Zone  Program 
(ICZMCP)/Land Fill  

2010-2012 

World Bank 

2,0 grant 

AT 

global 

mitigation  

Global 
Facility 
Replenishment period  

Environment 
5th 

(GEF), 

2010-2014 

GEF 

14,0 grant 

Austria  is  cofinancing  two  landfill  components  of  the  Coastal  Zone  Management 
Program  in  Albania.  The  objectives  of  the  component  are  to  provide  (grant  technical 
assistance) for the construction of a municipal landfill near Saranda and a waste transfer 
st 

The  Global  Environment  Facility  (GEF)  provides  grants  to  developing  countries  and 
countries with economies in transition for projects related to biodiversity, 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  Project  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 
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Sub-Sahara Africa  mitigation  

IFC 
(Renewable/Waste) 

Devco 

Afrika 

2010-2012 

IFC 

3,6 grant 

AT  Western Balkan, 
South Caucasus  

mitigation/                       
capacity building   

EBRD  Energy  Efficiency 
Supporting 
TA 
Programme  

2010-2012 

EBRD 

2,0 grant 

AT  Western Balkan, 
Eastern Europe, 
Central Asia 

mitigation  

TA  Municipal 

EBRD 
Environment 
Infrastructure Program  

2009 -2012 

EBRD 

4,0 grant 

World Bank 

1,9 grant 

IFC  DevCo  ("Infrastructure  Development  Collaboration  Partnership  Fund") 
is  a 
transaction  advisory  facility,  supporting  governments  in  preparing  and  structuring 
infrastructure projects for private investments. More specifically, DevCo funding is used 
to al 

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 

The  Austrian  MEI  Fund  supports  advise  and  promotes  environmental  infrastructure 
projects  in  municipalities  in Western Balkan,  Eastern  Europe  and  Central Asia through 
training  and  capacity  building  to  communal  institutions.  The  focus  is  on  Water/Waste, 
Ene 

The program addresses the challenges 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 leveraging. ESMAP assists low- and middle-income 
cou 

AT 

global 

adaptation 

BE 

TBD 

Mitigation:         
renewable energy 
sector 

Energy 

The 
Sector 
Management  Assistance 
Program (ESMAP)  

Belgian 
Investment 
Company  for  Developing 
Countries:  scaling-up  of 
the 
infrastructure  and 
energy facility 

BE 

TBD 

Adaptation 

LDCF 

BE 

TBD 

REDD+ 

SFM/REDD+ 

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  participations  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. 

starting 
November 
2010 

starting 
December 
2010 

N.A. 

N.A. 

10,00 grants 

The LDCF was established under the UNFCCC and aims to address the special needs 
of the LDCs, which are especially vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. 
This includes preparing and implementing NAPAs. 

10,00 grants 

The  SustainableForest  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 programs 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  Equator  to  protect  the  environment  by 
preventing the petrol extraction and preserve biodiversity. 

BE 

Central Africa 

mitigation adaptation 

Institut de l'Energie et de 
l'Environnement  de 
la 
Francophonie (IEPF)          

starting 
december 
2010 

Walloon Agency for Air 
and Climate (Walloon 
Region) 

BE 

Senegal 

mitigation adaptation 

Territorial  approach 
to 
climate  change  (TACC),  
Senegal 

starting 
november 
2010 

Walloon Agency for Air 
and Climate (Walloon 
Region) 

1,60 Grant 

0,10 Grant 

Within the OIF, the IEPF is actively acting to support African French speaking countries 
on climate change issues. We have decieded to finance several of these projects aimed 
to adress mitigation and adaptation on climate change that are about to be decided by 
the autorities of the national countries.  

Territorial approach to climate change (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. 

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NEPAL 

Adaptation 

CZ 

Ethiopia 

Capacity Building 

CZ 

Ethiopia 

Capacity Building 

CZ  Mongolia 

Adaptation 

CZ  Mongolia 

Adaptation 

EU/DFID 
"Building 
Resilience in Nepal" 

Project 
Climate 

Capacity  development  in 
the  field  of  engineering 
geology 
and 
hydrogeology 

Soil 
protection, 
minimization  of  negative 
effects  of  agriculture  and 
supply 
water 
management 
the 
Southern 
Nations, Nationalities and 
Peoples' Regional State  
Plant  Production  Support 
in  Arid  Regions 
of 
Mongolia 

in 

Water  supply  -  extention 
of water resources in the 
province of Orkhon 

36 months 
from signing 
of Financing 
Agreement 
between 
EU/DFID and 
Nepal 
2010 - 2012 

DFID 

0,60 Grant 

Aquatest a.s. 

0,10 grant 

2010 - 2012  Mendel University in 
Brno 

0,30 grant 

2010 

Czech University of Life 
Sciences in Prague 

0,36 grant 

2010 - 2012 

Geomin cooperative 

0,16 grant 

The project aims at enabling the Government 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). 

The project aims to train the employees of Geological Survey of Ethiopia (GSE) in the 
field  of  engineering  geology  and  hydrogeology  in  order  to  introduce  new  methods  of 
compilation,  editing,  presentation  and  practical  interpretation  of  maps  of  groundwater 
sources. 

The  project  will  be  carried  out  in  Alaba  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 supply 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. 

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, appropriate 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. 

Under this project 16 wells are going to be built in order to secure sustainable supply 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 

CZ  Moldova 

Capacity Building 

Flood 
and 
warning 
monitoring system on the 
Prut River 

2010 - 2012 

Aquatest a.s 

0,44 grant 

The  project  aims  to  ensure  sustainable  development  of  Tusheti  region  through 
electrification  of  public  buildings  and  building  an  appropriate  grid,  using  renewable 
energy resources (photovoltaic panels). 
The  primary  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 
to  demonstrate  suitable 
technological approach to river basin monitoring network, which could be used for others 
river basins as well.   

flow.  The  secondary  objective 

is 

Africa (Benin, 
Mosambique, 
Namibia, Uganda) 

DE 

Adaptation 

DE 

Asia 

Mitigation 

Fast  Start  Finance  of 
to  Climate 
Adaptation 
Change in Africa 
End-User  Finance 
for 
Access  to  Clean  Energy 
Technologies 
in  South 
and  South-East  Asia 
(FACET) 

07/2010-
12/2010 

GIZ 

2,1 Grant 

Adaptation-related direct technical support and capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 

09/2010-
08/2014 

UNEP 

5,0 Grant 

The project will implement country programmes aiming at mobilizing end-user financing 
for  small  scale climate  friendly  technologies such  as  solar  systems  and  high  efficiency 
appliances. 

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Asia (Bangladesh, 
India, Nepal, 
Mongolia) 

DE 

Adaptation 

Fast  Start  Finance  of 
to  Climate 
Adaptation 
Change in Asia 

07/2010-
12/2010 

GIZ 

2,7 Grant 

Adaptation-related direct technical support and capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 

DE 

Brazil 

Mitigation: Technology 

DE 

Brazil 

REDD 

Solar-hybrid  Microturbine 
Systems 
for 
Cogeneration 
in  Agro-
industrial  Electricity  and 
Heat Production (SMILE) 

Monitoring  of  climate-
in 
relevant  biodiversity 
in 
protected 
consideration 
of 
reduction  and  adaptation 
measures 

areas 

DE 

Brazil 

Mitigation: Technology 

Refrigerator 
Programme - Phase II 

Recycling 

DE 

Brazil 

REDD 

Fundo Amazônia 

03/2010-
05/2013 

German Aero-Space 
Centre (DLR)  

1,7 Grant 

The  aim  of  the  project  is  to  build  two  highly  innovative  solar  thermal  power  plants  in 
Brazil for distributed electricity supply.  

11/2010-
10/2013 

GIZ 

08/2010-
4/2012 
11/2010-
12/2010 

GIZ 

KfW 

3,5 Grant 

0,9 Grant 

Even  though  Brazil  is  a  global  pioneer  in  terms  of  forest  monitoring,  biodiversity  is  not 
yet  fully  integrated  in  the  monitoring  systems  and  only  scarcely  linked  to  the  issue  of 
climate change. The structuring and improvement of the monitoring of climate- 

The purpose of the project is to set up a recycling 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 

3,0 Grant 

Finance of REDD-activities. 

DE 

Chile 

Mitigation: LEDS/MRV 

DE 

Chile 

Mitigation 

DE 

China 

Mitigation: Technology 

DE 

China 

Mitigation 

DE 

China 

Mitigation 

DE 

China 

Mitigation 

finance 

fast-track 
Implementing 
- 
climate 
development 
of 
proposals  for  Nationally 
Appropriate  Mitigation 
Actions (NAMAs) 

11/2010-
12/2011 

Ecofys Germany GmbH 

0,3 Grant 

Energy  Efficiency  and 
Cogeneration 
in  Public 
Hospitals (Pilot Project) 

11/2010-
04/2012 

Switching  XPS  Foam 
Production from F-Gases 
to  Climate-Friendly  CO2 
Technology - Phase II 

08/2010-
6/2011 

GIZ 

GIZ 

Energy  Efficiency 
Chinese 
Industry 

and 

in 
Indian 

04/2010-
12/2010 

DEG - Deutsche 
Investitions- und 
Entwicklungsgesellschaft 
mbH 

Climate 
Change 
Mitigation  by  Promoting 
Energy  Efficiency 
in 
Buildings -  

12/2010-
02/2012 

Carbon 
Low 
Development  Achieved 
Energy 
Through 
in 
Efficiency  Measures 

10/2010-
10/2014 

GIZ 

GIZ 

1,1 Grant 

1,0 Grant 

0,5 Grant 

1,5 Grant 

3,0 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- 

This  pilot  programme  focuses  on  the  development  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, primarily in the target areas worst affected b 

The project aims to convert production at up to two foam insulation production lines to 
CO2  technology  to  replace  the  F-gases  customarily  used.  Participating  companies 
receive technical support and training.   

The  aim  of  this  project  is  to  identify  specific  energy  efficiency  projects  in  China  and 
supply  advice  and  know-how  for  the  implementation.  The  target  groups  are  Chinese 
industrial  enterprises  and  power  plants  with  great  energy  efficiency  potential. 
Planne 

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 rehabilitation in these buildings. A baseline 

The  project  develops  and  supports  the  implementation  of  strategies  for  reducing 
greenhouse  gas  emissions  in  Jiangsu  Province  as  well  as  in  selected  towns  and 
industrial  areas.  The  project  aims  to  contribute  to  the  reduction  of  greenhouse  gas 
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Transportation  Demand 
Management  in  Beijing  – 
Sector-oriented 
Development  of  Urban 
NAMAs  Focusing  on 
Transportation 

From 
Halogenated 
Refrigerants  to  Climate-
Friendly  Hydrocarbons  - 
Showcase  Production  of 
Environmentally  Sound 
Air-Conditioning  Systems 
- Phase II 
Fondo  de  Biodiversidad 
Sostenible 

Protection  of  Marine  and 
Biodiversity 
Costal 
through 
Capacity 
Building  and  Adaptation 
to the Impacts of Climate 
Change 
Climate 
Change 
Governance  Capacity: 
Building  Regional  and 
Nationally-tailored 
Ecosystem-based 
Adaptation 
Mesoamerica  

in 

Climate 
through 
conservation 
Island States 

protection 
forest 
in  Pacific 

DE 

China 

Mitigation 

DE 

China 

Mitigation: Technology 

DE 

Costa Rica 

REDD 

DE 

Costa Rica 

Adaptation 

El Salvador, 
Mexico, Costa 
Rica, Panama 

Adaptation 

Fiji, Vanuatu, 
Solomon Islands, 
Papua New Guinea  REDD 

DE 

DE 

DE 

India 

Mitigation 

Promoting  Low  Carbon 
Transport in India 

09/2010-
12/2013 

UNEP 

DE 

India 

Mitigation 

Solar  Mapping 
Monitoring  

and 

11/2010-
02/2014 

GIZ 

DE 

India 

Mitigation: Technology  Research Cooperation 

12/2010-
12/2013 

KfW 

01/2011-
02/2014 

GIZ 

2,0 Grant 

The project aims to improve transport demand 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  

08/2010-
10/2011 
11/2010-
12/2010 

GIZ 

KfW 

0,9 Grant 

6,0 Grant 

The project aims to convert the production of air-conditioning systems by a local Chinese 
manufacturer from HCFCs to natural refrigerants (hydrocarbons), thereby establishing a 
best-practice model. It also includes comprehensive training delivery for prod 
Contribution  to  the  "Fondo  de  Biodiversidad  Sostenible",  meant  to  finance  REDD+-
activities. 

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. 

06/2010 - 
12/2012 

International Union for 
Conservation of Nature 
(IUCN) 

11/2010-
10/2014 

GIZ 

The  project  addresses  the  Bali  Roadmap  call  for  climate  adaptation  by  building 
frameworks  for  governance  on  climate  change  responses.  It  aims  to  develop  climate 
change  governance  capacity  in  the  target  countries  through  applied  research, 
demonstration sit 

The purpose of the project is to conserve forests in the Pacific Island States in order to 
avoid greenhouse gas emissions. To achieve this, REDD+ processes are to be initiated 
and implemented in island states and a regional REDD+ strategy is to be elabora 

The project aims to promote low carbon sustainable transport systems in India through 
modal  substitutions  and  technological  improvements.  To  this  end  an  integrated 
assessment for the transport sector in four cities will be carried out and linked to the na 

The project aims at mapping potential for solar power production and thus furthering the 
production of renewable energies. 

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 

2,5 Grant 

4,9 Grant 

2,0 Grant 

1,6 Grant 

5,0 Grant 

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Indonesia 

Mitigation 

for  
Energy  Efficiency 
sustainable 
in 
Pangandaran, Indonesia 

tourism 

11/2010-
10/2013 

United Nations World 
Tourism Organization-
UNWTO 

DE 

Indonesia 

Adaptation 

Database 
for 
management  of  climate 
information 
adaptation 
and data 

11/2010-
11/2013 

GIZ 

1,2 Grant 

2,1 Grant 

In  the  nationally  important  destination of  Pangandaran, West Java,  the  project  aims  at 
community based low carbon development especially in the tourims sector by increasing 
efficiency of energy use, showing exemplary use of renewable energy and increasing 

In  Indonesia,  the  statistical  basis  for  the  efficient  use  of  climate  adaptation  information 
and the formulation of appropriate adaptation strategies are still insufficient. There is a 
lack of scientific capacities as well as of human, financial and techni 

Indonesia, 
Thailand, Vietnam   Adaptation 

DE 

Indonesia, Brazil, 
Colombia 

DE 

REDD 

DE 

DE 

Kenya 
Latin America 
(Honduras, 
Guatemala) 

Adaptation 

Adaptation 

Member States of 
the Mekong River 
Commission 

DE 

Adaptation 

DE  Mexico 

Mitigation 

DE  Mexico 

REDD 

DE  Morocco 

Mitigation 

cities 

Land  Use 

Vulnerability  assessment 
and adaptation to climate 
change 
water 
for 
resource  management  in 
of 
coastal 
Southeast Asia 
Balancing 
Management, 
Biomass 
Sustainable 
and 
Production 
a 
Conservation 
Practical 
Multi-
stakeholder  Approach  to 
Land  Use  Planning  for 
Climate 
Change 
Mitigation  

- 

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  change  impacts  in  Southeast  Asian  coastal 
cities. The project will be launched at selected coastal cities in three countries 

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. 

Risk 
Management 
Strategies  for  Adaptation 
to the Impacts of Climate 
Change  in  the  Kenyan 
Highlands Agriculture 
Fast  Start  Finance  of 
Adaptation 
to  Climate 
Change in Latin America 

12/2010-
02/2014 

07/2010-
12/2010 

Flood  Prevention  and 
Risk 
Disaster 
the 
Management 
Lower Mekong Basin 

in 

12/2010-
03/2014 

German-Mexican Climate 
Change 
Mitigation 
Alliance 

12/2010-
01/2014 

change 

and 
area 

Climate 
protected 
management 
Construction  of  a  Solar 
in 
Power 
Ouarzazate 

Plant 

10/2010-
09/2014 

07/2010 - 
12/2012 

GIZ 

GIZ 

GIZ 

GIZ 

GIZ 

KfW 

2,3 Grant 

0,7 Grant 

3,2 Grant 

3,0 Grant 

4,0 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.  

Adaptation-related direct technical support and capacity building to improve the situation 
of regions, highly affected by climate change. 

The  project  is  part  of  the  Mekong  River  Commission’s  (MRC)  Flood  Management  and 
Mitigation  programme.  It  supplements  the  activities  of  this  programme  in  the  areas  of 
flood forecasting, structural measures and regional cooperation. The project is also supp 

The project aims to support the effective and efficient implementation of Mexican climate 
change  mitigation  policy  encourage  further  development  for  the  period  after  2012  and 
promote the integration of additional innovative mechanisms for adapting to and  

The purpose of the project is to explore the use of protected areas to conserve carbon 
reservoirs and to promote adaptation to climate change. To this end, Mexico's National 
Commission for Protected Areas (CONANP) is to be supported in connection with the 

10,0 Grant 

Support für construction of solar power plant in the Ouarzazate region. 

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and other Renewables in 
Morocco (Plan Solaire)  
Fast  Start  Finance  of 
Adaptation 
to  Climate 
Change  along  the  River 
Chire 
the 
Support 
Development 
a 
National REDD-system in 
Peru 

of 

of 

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.  

8/2010-
12/2010 

Munich Re 
Foundation/GIZ 

0,3 Grant 

Implementation of a flood warning system along the river Chire and sensitisation of the 
local population. 

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 possible to integrate sub-national approaches into 
the national REDD-politics.  

DE  Morocco 

Mitigation 

DE  Mosambique 

Adaptation 

DE 

Peru 

REDD 

DE 

Peru 

REDD 

DE 

Peru 

Adaptation 

Peru, Guatemala, 
Tajikistan, India 

DE 

Adaptation 

of 

the 
Facilitation 
Peruvian 
Tropical 
Rainforest  Programme 
„Conservando Juntos“ 

11/2010-
10/2013 

GIZ 

Insurances 
for  Small 
Loans  in  the  Agricutlutral 
Sector for Adapting to the 
Effects 
Climate 
of 
Change 
Capacity  Building 
Adaptation 
Change 

for 
to  Climate 

11/2010-
10/2013 

08/2010-
12/2010 

GIZ 

German Agro Action/Oro 
Verde 

DE 

Philippines 

Adaptation 

Forest 
Protection on Panay 

and  Climate 

08/2010-
05/2014 

GIZ 

Philippines and 
India 

DE 

Adaptation 

in  Asia  develop 
Sensitive 

Cities 
Climate 
Adaptation Plans 

02/2010-
08/2013 

ICLEI European 
Secretariat GmbH 

DE 

Sahel-Region 

Adaptation 

DE 

DE 

South Africa 
Southeastern 
Europe 

Mitigation 

Mitigation 

DE 

Turkey 

Mitigation 

Sahel-Adaptation-Facility 
Open  Programme 
for 
Renewable  Energy  and 
Energy Efficiency 
Open  Regional  Fund 
Energy Efficiency 

Efficient 
and 
Environmentally-Friendly 
Use  of  Animal  Waste  in 
Turkey 

11/2010-
12/2010 

01/2011- 
12/2013 
01/2010-
12/2012 

KfW 

GIZ 

GIZ 

10/2010-
04/2014 

GIZ 

3,0 Grant 

This  project  will  support  the  Peruvian  environmental  ministry  during  the  development 
and exemplary testing of the tropical rainforest programme "Conservando Juntos".  

2,0 Grant 

0,7 Grant 

2,0 Grant 

1,6 Grant 

10,7 Grant 

10,0 Grant 

3,0 Grant 

During  the  implementation  of  the  project  the  development  of  an  innovative  insurance 
system in order to cover the risks of climate change will take place. The project goal ist 
to establish a sustainable market for insurances in the agricultural sector.    
Strengthening  of  local  population  by  information  on  possible  adaptation  actions  to 
climate  change  and  initial  implemantation  as  well  as  development  of  climate  proofing 
methology. 

The goals of the project are to establish the status 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  

The project aims at developing local government capacity to enable 8 participating cities 
in  India  and  the  Philippines  to  increase  their  resilience  to  climate  change  through  the 
implementation of a climate sensitive local adaptation action plan.  

Contribution  to  the  "fonds  de  Bonification"  of  the  BOAD  (Banque  Ouest  Africaine  de 
Developpment), meant to finance adaptation-related activities of UEMOA-memberstates 
(West African Economic and Monetary Union). 

Technical  cooperation  in  the  field  of  renewable  energies,and  energy  efficiency  with 
special focus on private sector cooperation. 
Different energy efficiency measures in the field of private sector cooperation, capacity 
building. 

2,5 Grant 

The  project  aims  to  establish  the  environmentally-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 greenhouse gas emissions. There are now plans  

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Turkey 

Mitigation 

DE 

Vietnam 

Mitigation 

for 

Credit  Programme 
Climate Protection 
Support to the Building of 
a  Renewable  Energy 
Agency (REDO) 

01/2011-
12/2013 

01/2011-
12/2013 

KfW 

GIZ 

5,0 Grant 

3,0 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  

The  main  goal  of  the  project  is  to  build  up  capacity  for  the  implementation  of  a 
renewable energy agency. 

DE 

Vietnam 

REDD 

DE 

Vietnam 

Adaptation 

DE 

Vietnam 

Adaptation 

DE  MENA 

Mitigation 

DE  MENA 

Mitigation 

DE  Global 

Mitigation 

DE  Global 

Mitigation 

Exploring Mechanisms to 
High 
promote 
Biodiversity 
REDD: 
Piloting in Vietnam 
Innovative  Financing  for 
Community 
Building 
to  Climate 
Resilience 
Change 
Coastal 
Vietnam 
Promoting Biodiversity as 
Adapting  Action  to  the 
Climate 
of 
Impacts 
Change 
in  Bac  Lieu 
Province  

in 

Solar  Resource  Atlas  for 
the Mediterranean 
for 
Providing  Training 
the 
Integrating 
Renewable 
Energy 
Networks  for  Supplying 
in  Selected 
Electricity 
Industrialised 
Newly 
and 
Countries 
Developing 
Countries 
(RE Grid System) 

Public-private 
Partnership 
(PPP) 
Programme  for  Climate 
Protection  

Advancing 
Negotiating 
through 
Workshops 
Negotiators 
Developing Countries 

UNFCCC 
Process 
Preparatory 
for 
from 

11/2010-
08/2013 

11/2010-
08/2013 

SNV Vietnam 

0,9 Grant 

The  goal  is  to  promote  high  biodiversity  REDD  schemes  leading  to  the  protection  of 
biodiversity, helping mitigate global climate change and benefiting local communities. It 
will achieve this by exploring and testing national and international mechanisms t 

SNV Vietnam 

1,2 Grant 

The goal is to make the livelihoods of coastal 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 

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 chance within developing land use plans. 

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 

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 

03/2010-
12/2013 

DEG Invest (Deutsche 
Investitions- und 
Entwicklungsgesellschaft 
mbH) 

2,0 Grant 

The purpose of this project is to cofinance measures 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 maximum of € 200,000 per measure,  

10/2010-
12/2010 

UNEP 

0,5 Grant 

The  objective  of  this  project  is  to  support  climate  change  negotiators  from  developing 
countries through workshops to discuss and 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 assist national climate finance agencies  to 
maximize  the  impact  of  climate  finance  activity  in  developing  countries.  A  coordinated 
set of research activities will be aligned with joint project preparatory activi 

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Mitigation: Technology 

DE  Global 

REDD 

Clean  Technology  Fund 
(CTF) 
Forest 
Partnership 
(FCPF) 

Carbon 
Facility 

World Bank 

125,0 Loan 

The  CTF  is  part  of  the  Cllimate  Investment  Funds  (CIFs)  and  finances  scaled-up 
demonstration, deployment and transfer of low carbon technologies. 

World Bank 

34,0 Grant 

FCPF assists developing countries in their efforts to reduce REDD by providing value to 
standing forests. 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

DE  Global 

Mitigation 

Fund 

for 
Based 

Trust 
Ecosystem 
Adaptation 
Thematic  Trust  Fund  for 
Support  to  Energy  and 
Environment 
for 
Sustainable 
Development  

UNEP 

10,0 Grant 

The objective of the programme is to strengthen 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 

UNDP 

5,0 Grant 

The  overall  objectives  of  the  programme  are  to  strengthen  the  capacity  of  developing 
countries (DCs) a) to monitor, report and verify greenhouse gas emissions; b) to identify 
opportunities for Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) in the conte 

DE  Global 

Mitigation 

Global 
Partnership 
(GCPF) 

Climate 
Fund 

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 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

Special Climate Funds 
PREVENT  –  Providing 
Support 
to  Delegations 
from  Least  Developed 
(LDCs)  and 
Countries 
Small  Island  Developing 
States 
the 
(SIDS) 
Post-2012  Negotiations  - 
Phase II 

for 

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. 

08/2010-
06/2011 

Potsdam Institut für 
Klimafolgenforschung 
(PIK) e.V. 

0,8 Grant 

The  project  objective  is  to  provide  scientific  and  strategic  support  on  demand  for  the 
negotiating  delegations  from  least  developed  countries  (LDC)  and  small  island 
developing states (SIDS) providing briefings, analyses and modelling tools. It builds on a 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

Adaptation Fund  
Pilot  Programme 
Climate 
(PPCR) 

for 
Resilience 

World Bank 

10,0 Grant 

World Bank 

8,0 Grant 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

Dialog  Programme  about 
Climate Protection 

07/2010-
12/2010 

German political 
foundations 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

Fast 
Facility 

Start 

Climate 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

Adaptation Fund Network

07/2010-
12/2010 

09/2010-
08/2013 

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Germanwatch 

0,5 Grant 

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1,9 Grant 

0,2 Grant 

The Adaptation Fund has been established by the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol of the 
UNFCCC  to  finance  concrete  adaptation  projects  and  programmes  in  developing 
countries that are Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. 
PPCR  is  a  program  für  climate  change  adaptation  under  the  Strategic  Climate  Fund 
(SCF),  which  is  one  of  two  funds  within  the  design  of  the  Climate  Investment  Funds 
(CIFs). 

Strengthening and sensitization of civil society for the process of national and/or regional 
adaptation policies. 

Technical  assistance  and  capacity  building  for  development  or  improvement  of  climate 
strategies in developing countries. 
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. 

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Mitigation 

DE  Global 

Adaptation 

DE  Global 
DK 

Interregional 

Mitigation: Technology 
Adaptation 

Study 

Sectoral 
on 
Climate and Refrigeration 
Technology 
in 
Developing 
Countries 
and  the  Development  of 
Methods and Instruments 
for  Identifying  Reduction 
and 
Potential 
Implementing NAMAs 
Gender 
and 
Development. 
Awareness, 
Capacity, 
National 
International 
Making. 
climate 
Facility 
friendly 
transport 
technologies and actions 
Capacity  building  of  civil 
society 

in  Adaptation 
Low-Carbon 
Raising 
Building 
Supporting 
and 
Policy 

for 

DK 

Interregional 

DK 

Interregional 

DK 

Interregional 

Adaptation 

UNFCCC  Trust  Fund  for 
Participation 
Pilot  activities  -  Green 
Facility 
Adaptation, Mitigation  Green 

Adaptation 

growth: 

DK 

Interregional 

Adaptation, REDD+, 
Mitigation 

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 

11/2010-
10/2013 

11/2010-
08/2013 
2010- 

GenderCC - Women for 
Climate Justice 

GIZ 
92-gruppen (Danish 
NGO) 

0,5 Grant 

1,5 Grant 
1,07 grant 

Raising  awareness  of  climate  change  and  developing  capacity  particularly  among 
women on adaptation & low carbon development; raising awareness of gender aspects 
mainly among policy makers at national & international levels; contributing to integrating 
gen 

The project supports developing countries through specific handouts regarding existing 
instruments and technologies as well as climate related processes (e. g. MRV). 

2010-2011 

UNFCCC 

0,80 grant 

Participation by developing countries in extraordinary meetings leading up to COP16 

pilot 
under 

activities 
programming 
Strategic  Climate  Fund 
(PPCR, FIP and SREP) 

2010- 

2010- 

UNEP Risoe 

Danish Embassies 

0,80 grant 

1,30 grant 

2010- 

World Bank 

16,90 grant 

DK 

Interregional 

Mitigation 

DK 

Interregional 

REDD+ 

Technology  and  capacity 
building 
UN REDD 

2010- 

2010- 

UNEP 

UNDP 

5,40 grant 

4,40 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) 

Supplemental  contribution  for  UNDP's  Reduced  Emissions  from  Deforestation  and 
Degradation in Developing Countries programme fund (FCPF) 

DK 

Interregional 

Adaptation 

LDCF  -  Least  Developed 
Countries Fund 

2010- 

10,70 grant 

Contribution for  

EC 

EN 

Ethiopia  Global  Climate 
Change  Alliance  (GCCA-
E):  Building  the  national 
capacity  and  knowledge 
change 
on 
resilient 
adaptation 
actions  

climate 

Ethiopia 

Adaptation 

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 
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EC 

EC 

EC 

EC 

EC 

EC 

EI 

EI 

EI 

Nepal 

Adaptation 

Adaptation 

MRV, LEDS 

Carbon market 
mechanisms 

Pacific 
In consultation with 
Kenya, Uganda, 
Zambia, DRC, 
Egypt,  Morocco, 
Peru, Colombia,  
Ecuador, Chile, 
Philippines 

Pilot countries in 
Asia, Africa and 
Latin America (to 
be defined) 

The Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility 
currently supports 
15 countries in 
Latin America, 14 
countries in Africa 
and 8 countries in  
Asia Pacific 

Pilot countries in 
Asia, Africa and 
Latin America (to 
be defined) 

REDD+ 

REDD+ 

Africa 
Ethiopia 

Malawi 

Africa  

Mitigation/Technology 
Adaptation 

Adaptation 

Adaptation 

Building 
resilience in Nepal 

climate 

2011-2013 

DfID 

2011-2013 

The Secretariat of the 
Pacific Community 
(SPC) 

Increasing 
climate 
resilience of Pacific Small 
through 
Islands  States 
Climate 
the  Global 
Change Alliance   
EU-UNDP 
Change 
Building Programme 

Climate 
Capacity 

2011-2014 

UNDP 

8,0 Grants 

7,0 Grants 

10,0 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  measures  aimed  at  mainstreaming  climate 
change in key d 

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 

Partnership 
Readiness 

for  Market 

2011-2014 

World Bank 

5,0 Grants 

2011-2014 

World Bank 

4,0 Grants 

to 

the  Forest 
Support 
Partnership 
Carbon 
Readiness 
Facility's 
Fund  (possibly  including 
provisions  for  support  to 
Partnership 
REDD+ 
actions 
/  Paris-Oslo 
process) 

EU REDD Facility 

2011-2014 

European Forestry 
Institute 

3,0 Grants 

Africa-EU 
Energy 
Programme 

Renewable 
Cooperation 

Potato 

Regional (Tigray) support 
programme 
International 
Centre 
Global  Climate  Change 
Alliance 
(GCCA): 
Specific  countries  yet  to 
be decided.  

2011-2014 

GTZ/AFD 

5,0 Grants 

2010 

2010 

Ethiopian Govt. 

CIP 

2010-2012 

EC GCCA 

0,50 grant 

0,75 grant 

23,00 grant 

The  overall  objectives  of  the  programme  are  to  strengthen  the  capacity  of  developing 
countries  a)  to  monitor,  report  and  verify  greenhouse  gas  emissions;  b)  to  identify 
opportunities for Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) in the context of  

Overall  objective  is  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions  globally  in  a  cost  effective 
manner by scaling up of the use of carbon market mechanisms in developing countries. 
Specific objective is to improve capacity of developing countries to develop and impl 

The  overall  development  objective  of  the  Facility  is  to  set  the  stage  for  a  much  larger 
system of positive incentives and financing flows in the future, which is in line with the 
EU strategy on REDD described above. It is expected that the framework and a 

Within  the  overall  principle  of  enhancing  forests’  contribution  to  poverty  reduction, 
sustainable economic development, and mitigation of the impacts of climate change by 
reducing deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries, the general o 

The  overall  objective  of  the  RECP  is  to  stimulate  sustainable  economic  and  social 
development in Africa through an increased use of Africa’s renewable energy sources. 
The purpose  of the EU support to the start-up phase is that a basis is established for  
Building  resilience  to  drought  and  hunger  by  halting  and  reversing  environmental 
degradation.  
Research, assessment and roll out of improved drought resistent varieties of potatoes.  

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 

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"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  residential  and  public  buildings,  scientific  and 
business cooperation for RES and E.E, Support to the development of an institutiona 

EL 

Albania, Bosnia 
Herzegovina, 
Croatia, FYROM, 
Moldavia, 
Montenegro, 
Serbia, Georgia, 
Ukraine 

EL 

BSEC member 
states (not yet 
defined)  

MITIGATION 

Burkina Faso, 
Chad, Mali, Niger, 
Sudan, Uganda 

ADAPTATION 

EL 

EL 

EL 

RES  and  EE  project 
through 
fianacing 
the 
Hellenic 
Development 
Fund  of  the  Black  Sea 
Economic  Cooperation 
(BSEC) 

Change 
Climate 
Adaptation  in  East  and 
Central Africa 

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 

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 Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Niger, Sudan and Uganda, 
sustaining  their  capability  for  national  weather  and  climate  monitoring  and  weather 
forecas 

Indian Ocean 
Commission 
member states (not 
yet defined) 

Saint Lucia, Saint 
Vincent and the 
Grenadines 

ADAPTATION 

Indian 
Commission Secretariat 

Ocean 

2010 

Indian Ocean 
Commission Secretariat 

1,00 Grant 

Collection, analysis, and dissemination of meteorological and sea-level data, awareness 
raising, capacity development. 

ADAPTATION 

Change 
Climate 
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 Grant 

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 

The  Adaptation  Fund,  established  by  the  Parties  to  the  UN  Framework  Convention  on 
Climate  Change  (UNFCCC),  is  mandated  to  finance  concrete  adaptation  projects  and 
programmes in developing countries.  
Inside  this  Fund,  the  main  areas  in  the  thematic  window  for  climate  change  could  be: 
land-use  and  forestry,  agriculture,  water  management  and  sanitation,  sustainable 
energy, and climate change adaptation in cities. 

ES 

Africa 

REDD+, Mitigation 

Africa 
Forestry Fund 

Sustainable 

2010- 

Global Environment 
Fund  

15,10 Capital 

contribution - 
75% grant 
equivalent 

Established  in  1990,  the  Global  Environment  Fund  (GEF)  promotes  solutions  to 
environmental  and  energy  challenges.  The  Africa  Sustainable  Forestry  Fundf  is  based 
on investments in forest management and forestry.  

ES 

International 

Mitigation 

GEF Replenishment 

2010-11 

GEF 

10,40 Grant 

To  provide  funding  to  developing  countries  and  those  with  economies  in  transition  for 
projects  and  activities  targetting  global  benefits  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 

ES 

International 

REDD+ 

Forest 
Programme (FIP) 

Investment 

2010-11 

World Bank 

10,00 Concessional 
loan 

10,00 Concessional 
loan 

PPCR  is  a  program  for  climate  change  adaptation  under  the  Strategic  Climate  Fund 
(SCF),  which  is  one  of  two  funds  within  the  design  of  the  Climate  Investment  Funds 
(CIFs) 
FIP is a program to supports efforts by the develo'ping countries to combat deforestation 
and  promotes  sustainable  management  of  forests  with  the  aim  of  reducind  emissions 
and protecting carbon reserves 

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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  developing  countries  through  the  use  of 
renewable energies  

ES 

International 

Adaptation 

GEF Replenishment 

2010-11 

GEF 

2,60 Grant 

ES 

International 

REDD+ 

UN-REDD 

2010- 

UNDP 

1,00 Grant 

FI 

Africa (Niger, 
Ghana, Kenya and 
Mozambique) 

Adaptation 

INGO/Care 
Adaptation 
Programme for Africa 

Danmark 
Learning 

2010-2013 

CARE Danmark/CARE 
International 

1,65 grant 

FI 

Indonesia 

Mitigation 

Indonesia  Energy  and 
Environment Partnership 

2010-2012 

4,00 grant 

To  provide  funding  to  developing  countries  and  those  with  economies  in  transition  for 
projects  and  activities  targetting  global  benefits  in  the  areas  of  biodiversity,  climate 
change, international waters, the ozone layer and land degradation. 

The  Programme  was  launched  to  assist  developing  countries  prepare  and  implement 
national REDD+ strategies, and builds on the convening power and expertise of  FAO, 
UNDP  and  UNEP.  The  Programme  currently  supports  REDD+  readiness  activities  in 
several count 

 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 results are integral parts of the programme. 

energy 

sustainable 

One  of  the  Finnish  key  projects  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 
to 
the  poor  and  simultaneously  combating  climate  change.  The  Energy  and  Environment 
Partnership  with  Central  America  (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 encouraging results from the Central American 
EEP, the MFA Finland has initiated similar programs in other regions (Mekong 2009-12 
4,9 MEUR; Indonesia 2010-12 4 MEUR; Southern and East Africa 2010-12 8,5 MEUR; 
and Andean Region 2010-12 6 MEUR). 

services 

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  Environment  in  hydrometeorological  observations, 
services  and  international  data  sharing  and  thus  improve  the  capability  of  the 
Government  of  Nepal  to  respond  to  the  increased  risks  of  natural  disasters  related  to 
weather and climate.  

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Global 

Capacity building, 
gender 

for  GGCA 

Support 
for 
Gender Mainstreaming in 
Global Climate 

2010-2011 

Global Gender and 
Climate Alliance (GGCA)

2,60 grant 

 The  Global  Gender  and  Climate  Alliance  brings  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 

GEF,  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 

clean 
on 
development  mechanism 
and gender 

2010 

MFA 
Finland/GreenStream 
Network Oyj 

0,03 grant 

FI 

Global 

Mitigation/Adaptatation  Making agriculture part of 
the  solution  to  climate 
change–Building 
capacities  for  Agriculture 
Mitigation) 

2010-2014 

FAO 

2,58 grant 

The aim of the study 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  perspective  3)  identify  project  types  that 
have  the  potential  to  create  positive  impacts  among  the  local  people,  especially  local 
women. 

Agriculture  and  land  use  are  responsible  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  climate  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,  participation  and  partnerships;  3)  Strengthened 
technical  consultative  processes;  4)  developed  communities  of  practices  and  5) 
Development  and  advice  on  options.  The  duration  of  the  project  is  five  years  (2010-
2014) and the total budget is about 40 000 000 Euros. 

FR  Morocco 

Adaptation 

FR 

Niger basin 

Adaptation 

Amélioration 
rendement  du 
d'eau de la ville d'Oujda 

du 
réseau 

suivi  et  gestion  des 
ressources  en  eau 
: 
autorité  du  bassin  du 
Niger 

2010-2012 

AFD 

10,00 loan 

2010-2012 

AFD 

1,70 grant 

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  climatique.  Le  programme  d’amélioration  du 
rendeme 

Le bassin du Niger qui regroupe 9 pays 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 surface et une augmentation forte des besoins 
e 

FR 

Nigeria 

Adaptation 

Réhabilitation de réseaux 
d'adduction d'eau potable

2010-2012 

AFD 

65,10 loan 

renforcement  de  la  gestion  des  ressources  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 
Quirimbas 

parc 

de 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

1,00 grant 

Le  projet  vise  à  créer  les  conditions  d'une  gestion  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 
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French GEF 

2,00 grant 

Renforcement 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 techniques pour que les acteurs locaux puissent d 

FR  West Africa 

Adaptation 

FR 

Central Africa 

Adaptation 

FR 

Kenya 

Mitigation 

Programme  régional  de 
gestion  durable  terres  et 
au 
adaptation 
changement 
climatique 
au Sahel 
Suivi  de  la  ressource  en 
eau  et  outil  prospectif 
bassin  versant  et  fleuve 
du Congo 

schéma 

Appui  au  développement 
des  ER  via  financement 
du 
directeur 
national  et  soutien  à  la 
Geothermal 
Development Company 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

1,30 grant 

2010-2012 

AFD 

56,00 loan 

FR 

North Africa 

Mitigation 

Appui au PSM** 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

0,80 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 

Appui  au  développement  des  énergies  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 

Le  projet    a  pour  objectif  d'appuyer  la  structuration  des  projets  du  Plan  Solaire 
Méditerranéen et le renforcement de capacités au sein des pays méditerranéens dans le 
développement des énergies renouvelables et de l'efficacité énergétique. 

FR  West Africa 

Mitigation 

FR  Ghana 

REDD+ 

Développement 
de 
référentiels  pour  accès  à 
l'énergie  à  partir  de 
jatropha** 

Plantations  villageoises 
d'hévéa 

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 dans la lutte contre la pauvreté en milieu 
rural africain : ramme a pour objectif : appui des opérations de développement, 

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 
forestiers de Chambi 

écosystèmes 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

0,90 grant 

Appui  aux  populations  locales  vivant  en  périphérie  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+ 

FR  West Africa 

REDD+ 

Appui  à  l'écocertification 
des 
concessisons 
forestières 

Afrique de l'Ouest - Forêt 
et 
au 
adaptation 
changement climatique 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

1,50 grant 

Contribution à la prise en comsidération des critères environnementaux et sociaux dans 
les systèmes de certification des bois en Afrique centrale. Valorisation de ces certificats 
auprès des acheteurs occidentaux.Le projet a pour objet la promotion d'une e 

French GEF 

1,60 grant 

Analyse du rôle des forêts dans l'artténuation des impacts du changement climatique en 
Afrique  de  l'Ouest  et  intégration  de  ces  éléments  dans  les  politiques  nationale 
d'adaptation. Le projet contribuera au développement de politiques et projets d'adaptati 

FR 

Indonesia 

Mitigation (including 
REDD+) 

la 
Financement 
politique  nationale  de 
LCC 

de 

2010 

AFD 

142,00 loan 

FR 

China 

REDD+ 

Carbone rural (bambous) 
de 
renforcement 
et 
capacités 
(Yunnan, 
Sichuan) 

French GEF 

1,00 grant 

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  mise  en  oeuvre  des  stratégies  nationales  de 
lutte 

L’AFD,  avec  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-ouest de la Chine. Ce projet là propose de 
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China 

REDD+ 

FR 

Albania 

REDD+ 

Programme 
de 
reboisement et de biogaz 
dans le Yunnan 

Protection 
zones 
montagneuses Albanie et 
pays limitrophes** 

2010-2012 

AFD 

35,00 loan 

Opérations de boisement 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. 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

1,20 grant 

Mise  en  place  d'un  système  d'Indications  Géographiques  pour  des  productions 
provenant  des  zones  de  montagne  balkanique  (Chataigne,  Moutons,  …)  afin  de 
valoriser le potentiel économique de ces régions au bénéfice des populations locales. Le 
projet donnera  

FR  World 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation (including 
REDD+) 

Global 
Facility 

Environment 

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 

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 

FR 

South America 

REDD+ 

Développement  REDD+ 
sur 
des 
Guyanes** 

plateau 

le 

2010-2012 

French GEF 

1,00 grant 

A  third  of  France's  loan  contribution  to  the  Clean  Technology  Fund,  which  will  be  fully 
disbursed (203Meur) in December 2010. For the purpose of this reporting, it is split over 
the three years of the fast start period. 
Renforcement  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 

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 
innovants 
protégées 

financements 
aires 
des 

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 plusieurs innovations de financement basées sur 
des instruments de marchés pouvant apporter des solutions durables et intégrées a 

FR 

DRC 

REDD+ 

IT 

Lebanon 

Adaptation-Mitigation 

IT 

Lebanon 

Adaptation-Mitigation 

Appui 
à 
durable des forêts 

la 

gestion 

the 
of 
Enforcement 
national 
Lebanese 
strategy for the mitigation 
of fire risks in rural areas. 

Risk 
and 
prevention 
management    measures 
of 
and  management 
cedar  nature  reserve  in 
Lebanon. 

2010-2012 

AFD 

5,00 grant 

2010-2011 

Italian Cooperation 

0,50 grant 

2010-2011 

Italian Cooperation 

0,82 grant 

l’élaboration  des  plans 
L’objectif  du  projet  est  de 
d‘aménagement  des  concessions 
forestières  afin  de  créer  une  dynamique 
d'aménagement  durable  capable  de  s’étendre  rapidement  à  l'ensemble  des  massifs 
forestiers de la RDC. 

le  démarrage  de 

favoriser 

In the framework of the National Strategy implementation of the forest fire risk prevention 
system.  Based  on  over  on  local  and  international  meteorological  networks  the  system 
will  forecast  fires  risks  for  the  country.  The  program  in  executed  in  collaboration  with 
Italian Department of Civil Protection 

The  initiative  aims  at  strengthening  local  capacities  of  mitigating  and  preventing  forest 
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 
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Lebanon 

Mitigation 

Integrated 
Waste 
Management  in  Baalbek, 
Bekaa 

2010-2012 

Lebanese Ministry of 
Environment 

2,50 grant 

IT 

Lebanon 

Mitigation 

IT 

Kenya 

Adaptation 

IT 

Syria 

Adaptation 

Change 
Climate 
Mitigation  -  Renewable 
energies (SHW) 

Agro-idraulic 
development in Sigor - III 
phase 

Sustainable  development 
and  conservation  of  the 
Syrian badia 

IT 

MEDITERRANEAN 
AREA (Lybia, 
Morocco, Tunisia, 
Egypt, Israel) 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Mediterranean 
activities 

climate 

IT 

Iraq 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Iraq climate actions 

2010-2012 

Italian Cooperation 

1,00 grant 

2010-2012 

DGCS 

9,19 loan 

2010-2012 

DGCS and IUCN 

0,50 grant 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various depending on 
the specific project 

0,76 grant 

Various depending on 
the specific project 

4,77 grant 

The project aims at developing an integrated 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 aereial and ground pollution. The initiative 
also aims at developing the capacities of the Ministry of Environment in order to increase 
environmental mainstreming among local and central institutions. 

The project aims at increasing pubblic awearens in the field 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 their interest in using such systems. 

The  aim  of  the  project  is  to  implement  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.  

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 conservation and the sustainable use of  ecosystems services 

Based on  bilateral agreements between the 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,  plants  for  mitigating  climate  change  effects 
and desertification, costal zone management to adapt to climate change 

Based on  bilateral agreements between the 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 actions for the use of the flare gas produced in 
the oilfields,  monitoring of the forest resources and soil erosion processes,  activation of 
fuel  switching  mechanisms  in  selected  areas  of  Iraq,  optimisation  of  water  and  energy 
utilization 
the 
the 
Iraqi  coastline  and  proposals 
development of green belts in the areas affected by sand-storms and the re-seeding of 
degraded rangelands, strategies and actions to adapt to the extreme drought event 

for  water  and  sanitation  services,  environmental  analysis  of 
  promotion  of 

for  sustainable  development, 

IT 

China 

Adaptation 

Biodiversity  monitoring 
and  protection  of 
the 
protected  forest  area  of 
Bogeda 
Kanas 
and 
(Tianchi), 
the 
independen  province  of 
Xinjian 

in 

2010-2012 

DGCS 

11,96 loan 

The Project objective is to strengthen 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  information  so  to  enable  the  prioritization  of 
management and advocacy decisions as well as enhance scientific research and (iii) to 
systematically identify values, threats and potential management actions. 

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10,00 debt swapt  

30,00 debt swapt  

0,50 grant 

Support  beneficiary  Countries  in  developing  and  implementing  environmentally  sound, 
sustainable  energy  policies  and  in  executing  a  number  of  renewable  energy  pilot 
projects focusing on ecosystem conservation and livelihood enhancement. 

IT 

IT 

IT 

Vietnam 

Indonesia 

Pacific Small Island 
Developing States  

REDD+ 

REDD+ 

Mitigation 

Managing  ecosystem  & 
livelihood  implications  of 
energy  policies 
the 
in 
Pacific Island States. 

IT 

CHINA 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Sino-Italian 
Change 
Program  

Climate 
Cooperation 

2009-
2012(only the 
contribution 
for 2010 has 
been 
considered in 
the column  
"Contribution 
by EU or MS 
(million€)" 

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 the 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 
including:  
a)  Institution  and  Capacity  Building  for  the  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 mobility (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. 

projects 

Based on  bilateral agreements between the Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Countries, the program includes climate change adaptation measures; 
Assessment  of  energy  requirements  and  strengthening  of  energy  policies  and  action 
plans;  Rural Electrification; Development of biofuels; Development of renewable energy 
sources 

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.  

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 

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 

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BALCANIC AREA 
(Serbia, 
Montenegro, 
Macedonia, 
Albania) 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Balcanic 
initiatives 

climate 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various depending on 
the specific project 

6,80 grant 

Based on  bilateral agreements between the Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and Sea and the Ministries of Environment /Energy of the countries,with the participation 
of UNEP, the Program covers various projects including capacity building, the promotion 
of  renewable  energies  and  energy  efficiency,    the  spread  of  thermal  solar  systems, 
methane  recovery,    the  support  for    sustainable  agriculture  practices,  sustainable 
tourism,  system of sustainable mobility, adaptation measures in coastal areas   

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Capacity 
program 

building 

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 

Mitigation 

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. 

Based  on  a  bilateral  agreement  between  the  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  deforestation  and  forest  degradation,  forest  carbon 
stock  conservation,  sustainable  management  of  forests  and  enhancement  of  forest 
carbon stocks (REDD+).  

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

REDD+ 

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Mitigation 

Forest 
partnership 
Readiness Fund  

Carbon 
-  

facility 

2010 

Forest Carbon 
Partnership Facility 

3,84 grant 

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Adaptation 

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Mitigation 

Strategic  Partnership  for 
Marine  Ecosystem  and 
Coastal Management 

Center 
international 
sustainable development 

for 

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Adaptation and 
Mitigation 

Environment 
Resolution 

Conflict 

IT 

MULTILATERAL 

Mitigation 

Global 
Partnership 

Bioenergy 

UNEP 

3,84 grant 

Renewable energy, sustainable production and consumption 

UNESCO 

0,58 grant 

Harvard University 

2,30 grant 

Training  and  education  on  sustainable  development  strategies  and  policies    for  high 
level representatives from developing countyries 

Columbia University 

0,59 grant 

FAO 

3,87 grant 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

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Bolivia 

Mitigation 

IT 

Bolivia 

Mitigation 

IT 

Bolivia 

Mitigation 

IT 

Bolivia 

Adaptation 

IT 

Bolivia 

Adaptation 

IT 

IT 

Ecuador 

Ecuador 

REDD+ 

Adaptation 

hydraulic 
Renewable 
energy  supply 
through 
the  construction  of  micro 
hydropower stations.  

Initiative 
Trilateral 
'Amazonia  sin 
fuego': 
reducing  wildfires  and 
alternative 
promoting 
solutions  to  the  use  of 
fire in the Amozon Bolivia

regional 
a 
Creating 
system 
protected 
of 
areas,  indigenous  lands 
and forests for integrated 
sustainable  management 
of  the  Amazon  Bolivia. 
Aid. 8378/CESVI/BOL 

Initiative 
to 

in 
Emergency 
response 
natural 
disasters  and  aimed  at 
the  promotion  of  an 
natural 
integrated 
disaster 
risk 
management and climate 
change  adaptation.  Aid. 
8896/01/06 

risk 
Promoting  climate 
management 
and 
reducing  vulnerability  to 
strengthen 
sustenable 
agriculture  production  in 
selected areas of Bolivia. 
Aid 9407/02/0 

Programme 
Integrated 
for 
Institutional 
consolidation,  social  and 
developmen 
economic 
biodiversity 
and 
conservation 
the 
Galapagos  Archipelago: 
design 
pilot 
application  of  a  Decision 
Support  System  in  the 
framework  of  the  Global 
Island Partnership. 

and 

in 

2008-2010 

ALISEI (NGO) 

0,28 grant 

2011-2013 

Italian Cooperation; 
Brasilian Cooperation 
Agency; Bolivian 
Government 

1,50 grant 

The  Programme  promotes  economic  and  social  development  through  an  integrated 
scheme  of  wildfire  management.  An  innovative  participatory  approach  will  be  used  to 
develop alternative agricultural practices.   

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. 

Italian Cooperation 

0,50 grant 

The  Project  aims  to  meet  the  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. 

2008-2010 
(only the 
contribution 
for 2010 has 
been 
considered in 
the column  
"Contribution 
by EU or MS 
(million€)" 

2009 - 2010 
(only the 
contribution 
for 2010 has 
been 
considered in 
the column  
"Contribution 
by EU or MS 
(million€)" 

2010 - 2011 

FAO 

1,00 grant 

The  Project  aims  to  enhance  capacities  for  climate  risk  management  and  response 
mechanisms  within  the  institutional  setting  at  the  community  level.  The  initiavite  aims 
also to reduce vulnerability by promoting sustainable agriculture practicies and divers 

2010-2012 

DGCS 

35,00 debt swapt  

1,55 grant 

the project aims at promoting a systemic management for the archipelago, in support of 
environment  conservation  and  livelihood  enhancement,  by  consolidating  the  capacities 
of the local institutions in terms of sustainable management of natural resources 

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Mexico 

Mitigation 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

IT 

LV 

Latin America 

Adaptation 

Latin America 

REDD+ 

Latin America 

Mitigation 

Central America 

Adaptation 

Middle East 

Adaptation 

Middle East 

REDD+ 

Middle East 

Mitigation 

Africa and Sahel 

Adaptation 

Asia 

Asia 

Asia 

Balkans 

UNDP 
Georgia 

Adaptation 

REDD+ 

Mitigation 

Adaptation 

Adaptation 

Adaptation 

LV 

Georgia 

Mitigation 

MEXICO 
INITIATIVES 

CLIMATE 

Various 
depending on 
the specific 
project 

Various depending on 
the specific project 

0,92 grant 

Based on  bilateral agreements between the Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land 
and  Sea  and  the  Ministries  of  Environment  /Energy  ,  the  Program  includes  ENERGY 
EFFICIENCY  AN  RENEWABLE  ENERGY  MEASURES  IN    BUILDINGS;  REUSE  OF 
THE ORGANIC WASTE FRACTION; SOLAR WATER HEATERS IN A PILOT AREA OF 
MEXICO CITY 

0,62   

1,18   

0,28   

4,15   

64,32   

1,32   

3,50   

23,86   

15,71   

10,00   

12,50   

1,45   

1,24   

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  

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    during  the  project  for  creating  instruments  for 
rising    public  awareness  and  to  promote  climate  change    mitigation  actions  and 
technologies  

of 
of 

Activity  in  the  framework 
of  Agreement  between 
the 
the  Ministry 
Environment 
the 
Republic  of  Latvia  and 
of 
Ministry 
the 
Environment  Protection 
and Natural Resources of 
Georgia  

of 
of 

Activity  in  the  framework 
of  Agreement  between 
the 
the  Ministry 
Environment 
the 
Republic  of  Latvia  and 
the 
of 
Ministry 
Environment  Protection 
and Natural Resources of 
Georgia  

LU 

LU 

LU 

EN 

International 

Adaptation 

International 

REDD+ 

UN REDD Programma 

International 

Adaptation 

Facility 

Global 
for 
Disaster  Reduction  and 
Recovery 
(GFDRR) 

1,00   

1,00   

1,00   

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MT 

Small island 
developing states  

Capacity building for 
adaptation  

Climate 
Diplomacy Project 

Change 

MT 

Various developing 
countries  

Mitigation 

Global  Alliance  for  Clean 
Cookstoves 

The project 
ran from 2008 
to 2010. The 
funds for 
2010 were 
allocated 
from Fast-
Start 
financing. 
2010 

DiploFoundation 

0.025 Grant 

The project focused on preparing small island states for the Bali process. In the period 
2008/2009  it  involved:  1.  An  international  conference  on  climate  change  diplomacy;  2.  
The development of an online course on climate change; and 3.  Delivery of onli 

Global Alliance for Clean 
Cookstoves  

0.125  Grant 

The  Global  Alliance  for  Clean  Cookstoves  is  a  new  public-private  partnership,  which 
amongst othersaims at combating climate change by creating a thriving global market for 
clean and efficient household cooking solutions. The Alliance is sponsored by the U 

NL 

Burundi, DRC 
Congo, Rwanda 

mitigation 

Programme 
Regional 
Renewable Energy Great 
lakes  

2009-2013 

IFDC-FMO 

38.00 grant 

NL 

Rwanda 

mitigation 

Nat.Progrramme 
Ren.Energy Rwanda 

2008-2012 

GoR-BTC 

27.00 grant 

This  €  50  million  programme  focusses  on  the  regional  implementation  of  renewable 
energy  in  the  Great  Lakes  region.  It  contributes,  among  others,  to  the  rehabilitation  of 
the  Ruzizi  hydropower  plant  and  the  interconnection  of  powergrids  in  the  region.  The 
programme  includes  as  well  reforestation  activities  and  sustainable  production  of 
firewood. 

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  programmes  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  viable,  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  supra-national  level.  Use  will  be  made  of 
knowledge  generated  by  SNV  through  the  setting-up  of  large-scale  domestic  biogas 
programmes 
Link: 
http://www.snvworld.org/en/ourwork/Pages/Africa_Biogas_Partnership_Programme.aspx 

Asia. 

in 

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 Indonesia 

mitigation 

Nat.Programme 
Ren.Energy Indonesia 

2008-2013 

WB-Agency NL-HIVOS 

24.00 grant 

In  the  framework  of  a  15  year  long  cooperation  on  energy  between  Indonesia  and  the 
Netherlands,  a  program  on  renewable  energy  has  been  developed.  This  program 
includes  capacity  building,  institutional  strengthening  and  implementation  of  new 
technologies  such  as  geotermal  energy  and  biogas;  it  supports  the  implementation  of 
small  scale  hydropower  for  rural  electrification;  and  it  includes  activities  in  the  field  of 
sustainable palmoil production. 

mitigation 

Energising Development 

2009-2013 

GTZ 

114.99 grant 

NL 

Bangladesh, Benin, 
Bolivia, Burkina 
Faso, Ethiopia, 
Ghana, Honduras, 
Indonesia, Kenya, 
Mali, Mozambique, 
Nepal, Nicaragua, 
Peru, Rwanda, 
Senegal, Uganda 

NL 

Ethiopia, Honduras, 
Kenya, Maledives, 
Mali, Nepal 

mitigation 

Scaling  Up  Renewable 
Energy  Program  in  Low 
Income 
Countries 
(SREP) 

2009-2013 

WB 

54,00 grant 

mitigation 

fund 

Dutch 
for 
sustainable  production  of 
biomass for energy 

2009-2014 

GoM-Agency NL 

28,00 grant 

NL 

Brazil, Colombia, 
Indonesia, Mali, 
Mexico, 
Mozambique, 
Nicaragua, 
Panama, Sierra 
Leone, South 
Africa, Tanzania, 
Vietnam, Zambia. 

In  close  collaboration  with  the  German  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 
Link: 
energy 
http://www.senternovem.nl/energising_development 

sustainable 

services. 

The Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP) is one of 
three strategic funds under the Strategic Climate 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  the  transformation  of  the  renewables  market  by 
obtaining  government  support  for  market  creation,  private  sector  implementation,  and 
productive energy use. The support of the Netherlands to SREP is Euro 54 million. Link: 
http://www.climateinvestmentfunds.org/cif/srep 

This € 28 million programme 
is been managed by several Dutch ministries; the Ministry 
of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, The Ministry of Economic Affairs, the 
Ministry  of  Agriculture,  Nature  and  Food  Quality,  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 adverse 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  Sustainable  Biomass  Fund  supports  developing 
countries  in  making  their  biomass  production  for  energy  uses  sustainable.  It  thus 
enables  them  to  access  the  local  or  international  market  of  sustainable  biomass  for 
energy  uses.  The  overall  goal  of  the  subsidy  is  to  enhance  sustainable  economical 
growth,  the  improvement  of  people’s  living  conditions  and  the  achievement  of  the 
Link: 
Development 
Millennium 
http://www.senternovem.nl/globalsustainablebiomass/general/index.asp. 

Goals. 

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Bangladesh, 
Bhutan, Cameroon, 
Cape Verde, Fiji, 
India, Mali, 
Morocco, 
Myanmar, Namibia, 
Nepal, Papua New 
Guine, Rwanda, 
Sudan, Syria, 
Tajikistan, Timor 
Leste,Turkmenistan 
and Yemen 

Afghanistan, 
Angola, 
Bangladesh, 
Burkina-Faso, 
Cambodia, DRC, 
Ethiopia, 
Madagascar, 
Malawi, Mali,  
Mozambique, 
Rwanda, Senegal, 
Sierra Leone, 
Tanzania, Uganda 
and Zambia. 

NL 

NL 

NL 

NL 

NL 

NL  Mozambique 

Mitigation 

Nat.Progrramme 
Mozambique 

2009-2012 

GoR-BTC 

2,89 grant 

adaptation, mitigation, 
capacity building 

Climate resilience 

2009-2014 

Red Cross and Red 
Crescent 

20,76 grant 

The  programme  in  Mozambique  starts  with  sustainable  biofuel  production  and  a  study 
for certification of biomass for export. Collaboration opportunities are explored within the 
Netherlands-Mozambique country programme. 

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 Netherlands. 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. 

adaptation, mitigation 
and technology 

Knowledge 
technology 

and 

2010-2014 

CDKN / WRI / Daey 
Ouwens Fund / Senter 
Novem 

27,70   

This support goes to three differnt knowledge 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 research institute and policy advisor in the field of climate 
change. 

adaptation 

REDD+ 

PL 

Afghanistan  

Adaptation 

PL 

Afghanistan  

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 

under 

REDD+ 
programming 
Hydoelectric 
station in Gelan  
Mechanical 
sewage 
treatment  plant  building 
in Ghazni  

power 

2011-2014 

FCPC 

13,30   

Includes the Forest Carbon Partnership facility and the FLEGT under programming 

2010 

2010 

Minstry of Defence 

0,07 Grant 

Ministry of Defence 

0,49 Grant 

The overall objective of the project is to increase access to electricity in Gelan town 

The  overall  aim  of  the  investment  is  to  improve  hygiene  and  sanitary  conditions  and 
raise standards of living in Ghazni 

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Belarus 

Adaptation 

of 

Institutional 
strengthening 
the 
Belarusian  administration 
responsible for protection 
of 
environment 
through  the  promotion  of 
good 
in 
selected areas 

governance 

the 

PL 

Georgia 

Disaster risk reduction 

PL 

Georgia 

Disaster risk reduction 

Preparation  of  a  concept 
model  of 
in 
Georgia  in  the  example 
of the Racza Region 

forestry 

Forestry  Education 
in 
schools  in  Kvemo  Kartii 
in Georgia 

PL 

Georgia 

Disaster risk reduction  Support  for  the  reform  of 
forestry  -  protection  of 
forests  by  strengthening 
the 
of 
competence 
foresters 

PL 

Ukraine 

Adaptation 

PL 

Ukraine 

Adaptation 

PL 

Ukraine 

Adaptation 

PL 

Ukraine 

Adaptation 

Energy 
efficiency 
planning for the benefit of 
budget  and  climate 
in 
Ukraine 
Exchange  of  experience 
between 
Polish 
agricultural  advisory  and 
Ukraine  in  the  field  of 
agricultural  development 
including  environmental 
and 
renewable  energy 
sources 

the 

An 
of 
exchange 
experience  in  the  field  of 
system  solutions  and 
good  practices  in  energy 
efficiency  in  Poland  and 
Ukraine 
-  one 
Two  countries 
efficiency 
energy 
programme. 
Polish-
Ukrainian  cooperation  in 
the 
supranational 
European  Commission 
initiative 
entitled 
Covenant of Mayors 

EN 

2010 

Ministry of Environment 

0,03 Grant 

0,05 Grant 

0,04 Grant 

0,06 Grant 

0,12 Grant 

0,12 Grant 

0,04 Grant 

0,09 Grant 

2010 

2010 

2010 

2010 

2010 

2010 

2010 

Forest Research 
Institute 

Polish Embassy in 
Georgia 

Polish Embassy in 
Georgia 

Polish-Ukrainian 
Cooperation Foundation 
PAUCI 

The Warmia and 
Masuria Center of 
Agricultural Advisory 
Support 

Association for 
Innovation and 
Technology Transfer 
"Horizons"  

Association of 
Municipalities - Polish 
Network "Energie Cites" 

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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 

The  reform  of  Georgia's  forest  management  based  on  the  principles  of  sustainable 
development  

Support  for  the  development  of  civil  society  through  the  increased  involvement  of 
protection 
teachers 

environmental 

youth 

and 

in 

Implementation 

of 

forest 

resources 

management 

plans 

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 

Contribution  to  the  development  of  agriculture  and  implementation  of  environmental 
programs and renewable energy sources 

Developing  active  attitudes  of  Ukrainian  partners  through  the  acquisition  of  knowledge 
and European experience in energy efficiency  

Natural  resources  sustainable  management  by 
implementing  energy  efficiency 
programmes,  using  renewable  energy  sources  and  engaging  in  activities  aimed  at 
climate protection 

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China 

Disaster risk reduction, 
Adaptation 

Fire 
fighting  cars  and 
extinguishing equipment  

2010-2011 

Ministry of Finance 

2,09 Credit 

PT 

Angola 

Mitigation/Adaptation  MoU  on  Fast  Start 

2010-2012 

support 

to be defined on a 
project by project basis 

3.00 Grant 

Support  programme 
implementing  climate  change  related 
in 
programmes  and  projects  with  particular  focus  on  capacity  building  for  mitigation  and 
adaptation. 

to  assist  Angola 

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 

2010-2012 

support 

to be defined on a 
project by project basis 

3.00 Grant 

Support  programme  to  assist  Mozambique  in  implementing  climate  change  related 
programmes  and  projects  with  particular  focus  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 improvement of the acess to modern 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 initiatives by NGOs in climate change adaptation work. 

SE 

SE 

Burkina Faso 

Adaptation 

IUCN Adaptation Fund 

2010-2012 

IUCN 

2,16 Grant 

Support local adaptation initiaves through IUCN managed pool of funding. 

Regional Africa 

Adaptation 

Climate 
Regional 
Change 
Adaptation 
Programme  in  Southern 
Africa 

2010-2012 

One World/DFID 

1,62 Grant 

To enable transboundary adaptation to climate change, with equitable 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); 
the  knowledge  base  and  planning 
infrastructure to achieve the above mentioned goal.  

to  deepen 

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Cambodia 

Adaptation 

Cambodia 
Change Alliance 

Climate 

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 

SE 

Regional Asia 

Adaptation 

Wetlands Alliance II 

2010-2012 

Wetlands Alliance 

3,61 Grant 

2010-2012 

Govt of Bolivia 

6,47 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 
Alliance  of  development  partners  committed  to  a  progress  of  regional  collaboration  to 
strengthen  local  level  capacity  for  sustainable  poverty  focused  wetlands  management 
and adaptation to climate change. 
Increasing resilience among small farmers in arid and semi-arid areas, increasing their 
return from agricultural production, while ensuring food security.  

SE 

Bolivia 

Adaptation 

SE 

Bolivia 

Adaptation 

PROAGRO  Phase  II  - 
joint  programme  with 
GTZ 
and 
(Germany) 
Bolivian Government 

Periurban  Water  and 
Sanitation 
(co-financed 
with EU Commission) 

SE 

SE 

Various 

Various 

adaptation 

adaptation research 
and development 

SE 

Various 

REDD+ 

SE 

Various 

mitigation 

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 

Adaptation Fund 

CGIAR 

11,00 grant 

5,00 grant 

GEF additional 
contribution 

GEF additional 
contribution 

11,00 grant 

17,00 grant 

SE 

Various 

disaster risk reduction 

ISDR 

4,00 grant 

SE 

Various 

Mitigation 

SE 

SE 

SK 

Various 

Various 

Kenya 

mitigation 

adaptation 

Adaptation /capacity 
building/ 

SK 

Kenya 

Other mitigation 
(capacity building for 
MRV) Adaptation 

Protection 
Forest 
Strategy 
Improved 
for 
Carbon  Balance  and 
of 
Preservation 
Biodiversity 
Despite 
Climate Change 
for 
Capacity  Building 
Activities 
Concerning 
Climate  Change  MRV 
System and Adaptation 

Climate Techn Fund 
(WB) 

GEF replenishment  

various 

22,00   

15,00   

30,00   

2010-2011 

SAIDC 

0,12 Grant 

2010-2011 

SAIDC 

0,33 Grant 

The  overall  objective  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 preservation of biodiversity of forest ecosystems 
despite climate change and land desertification. 

Capacity  building  on  preparing  national  communications  on  climate  change, 
development of monitoring, reporting and verification systems for mitigation policies and 
measures;  training  on  development  and  implementation  of  methodology  to  quantify 
reduction potential of policies and measures; development and trainings on methodology 
for correlation between climate change impacts and vulnerability assessment. 

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i.e. regions without regular electricity supply and without distribution lines. Further solar 
electricity  produced  will  be  used  for  purification  and  disinfection  of  drinking  water  to 
increase  the  hygienic  standards  of  local  community  and  enhance  the  overall  living 
conditions. 

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.  

Installation of solar 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 

Kenya 

Mitigation /technology/  Utilization 

of 
Energy in Kenya 

Solar 

2010-2011 

SAIDC 

0,21 Grant 

SK 

Sudan 

Adaptation /agriculture 
and water/ 

Restarting  of  Farming 
with  Modern  Technology 
at Maridi, South Sudan  

2010-2011 

SAIDC 

0,19 Grant 

SK 

Serbia 

Mitigation /technology/  Solar 

Energy 

for 
Handicapped  Children  in 
Serbia 

Various 

SK 

SK 

Mitigation 

Mitigation 

SL  Western Balkans 

Mitigation: investment 
project 

SL  Montenegro 

Mitigation: investment 
project 

UK 

International 

All 

Technical 

EBRD 
Cooperation Fund 
Two 
energy projects 

demonstration 

biomass 

Expanded  energy  survey 
of  public 
facilities  and 
economic  evaluation  of 
heating 
the 
system 
CLIMATE  INVESTMENT 
FUNDS,  CBFF 
and 
FCPF: 

2010-2011 

SAIDC 

0,12 Grant 

2010-2011 

NGOs 

0,03 grant 

0,11   

0,13   

2010-2011 

Ekoideja 

0,04 grant 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Mitigation 

UK 

International 

REDD+ 

UK 

International 

Mitigation 

UK 

Congo Basin 

REDD+ 

Pilot Program for Climate 
Resilience (PPCR) 

2010-11 

Clean  Technology  Fund 
(CTF) 
Forest 
Programme (FIP) 
Scaling-up  Renewable 
Energy Program (SREP) 

Investment 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

Congo  Basin 
Fund (CBFF) 

Forest 

2010-11 

contribution - 
75% grant 
equivalent 

230,34   

176,75   

71,84   

39,91   

39,91   

" 

" 

" 

" 

" 

2010-11 

  Capital 

To help developing countries respond to climate change 

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International 

REDD+ 

UK 

International 

Mitigation 

UK  Malawi 

All 

Carbon 
Facility 

Forest 
Partnership 
(FCPF) 
GLOBAL 
ENVIRONMENT 
FACILITY 
COMPONENT) 
DFID MALAWI CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 

(CLIMATE 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

UK 

Southern Africa 

All 

REGIONAL 
CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 

2010-11 

CHANGE 

CLIMATE 
AND 

CLIMATE 
ZIMBABWE 
GHANA 
CHANGE 
ENVIRONMENTAL 
GOVERNANCE 
CLIMATE 
AFRICA 
CHANGE  RESOURCE 
FACILITY 
EUROPEAN  CAPACITY 
BUILDING 
INITIATIVE 
SUPPORT TO AFRICAN 
NEGOTIATORS 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

UK 

Zimbabwe 

UK  Ghana 

UK 

Africa 

UK 

Africa 

UK 

Africa 

UK 

Ethiopia 

All 

All 

All 

All 

All 

All 

UK 

Rwanda 

All 

UK 

Uganda 

UK 

Africa 

All 

All 

11,40   

" 

13,30 Grant 

To  provide  funding  to  developing  countries  and  those  with  economies  in  transition  for 
projects and activities targeting global benefits in the area climate change 

0,23 Grant 

To support Malawi's efforts to respond effectively to climate change. 

2,28 Grant 

0,07 Grant 

0,49 Grant 

To enable transboundary adaptation to climate change, with equitable access to climate 
funding, in Southern Africa 

To provide knowledge and information on climate risks and vulnerability in urban areas 
in Zimbabwe 
To support Government's policies and responses on climate change and environmental 
governance 

0,08 Grant 

0,34 Grant 

To enable flexible limited scale support to country partners in the near term to catalyse 
initial  assessment,  informed  dialogue  and  action  on  addressing  climate  variability  and 
change 
To support African negotiators' participation in international climate change negotiations. 

AFRICA 
CHANGE CHAMPIONS 

CLIMATE 

2010-11 

STRATEGIC  CLIMATE 
INSTITUTIONS 
PROGRAMME 

2010-11 

0,05 Grant 

Increase Africa voice and influence for a new international climate change agreement. 

0,11 Grant 

Support  organisational  and  institutional  capacity  growth  within  Ethiopian  Government, 
civil society and the private sector to 1) increase resilience to current climate variability 
2) adapt to future climate change and 3) benefit from the opportunities for 

SUPPORT  TO 
CARBON 
DEVELOPMENT 
CLIMATE CHANGE 

LOW 

AND 

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. 

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 facilitate their influencing agenda. 

2010-11 

0,43 Grant 

To support African Development Bank policy and programme delivery on climate change 

AFRICAN 
DEVELOPMENT  BANK 
TECHNICAL 
COOPERATION 
ARRANGEMENT 
CLIMATE CHANGE 

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Africa 

All 

UK 

Tanzania 

All 

UK 

Rwanda 

All 

UK  Mozambique 

Adaptation 

UK 

Zambia 

Adaptation 

UK 

Kenya 

Adaptation 

UK 

Southern Africa 

Adaptation 

UK  West and Central 

Adaptation 

Africa 

UK 

Africa 

Adaptation 

UK 

Africa 

Adaptation 

RENEWABLE  ENERGY 
AND 
ADAPTATION 
CLIMATE 
TECHNOLOGIES 
WINDOW 
CLIMATE CHANGE). 

(AFRICA 

RENEWABLE  ENERGY 
ADAPTATION 
AND 
CLIMATE 
TECHNOLOGIES 
WINDOW 
CLIMATE 
CHANGE)/TANZANIA 
OUTPUT-
PILOTING 
BASED 
FINANCING 
FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

(AFRICA 

CLIMATE 

RESOURCE 

AND 
TO 
IN 

ACCOUNTABLE GRANT 
SAVE  THE  CHILDREN: 
FLOODPLAIN 
MANAGEMENT 
(ZAMBEZI) 
ZAMBIA 
RESILIENCE 
PROGRAMME 
STRENGTHENING 
ADAPTATION 
RESILIENCE 
CLIMATE  CHANGE 
KENYA (STARCK) 
REGIONAL 
TRANSBOUNDARY 
WATER 
MANAGEMENT 
SUPPORT 
THE 
WEST  AND  CENTRAL 
AFRICAN 
COUNCIL 
FOR  AGRICULTURAL 
RESEARCH 
AND 
DEVELOPMENT 
(WECARD/CORAF)  
CLIMATE 
CHANGE 
ADAPTATION  AFRICA 
RESEARCH 
COOPERATION 
INTERNATIONAL 
WATERS 
(COOPERATION 
MANAGEMENT 
RIVER BASINS) 

IN  AFRICA 
IN 
OF 

TO 

IN 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

0,23 Grant 

To  catalyse  private  sector  investment  and  innovation  in  low  cost,  clean  energy  and 
climate change technologies 

0,23 Grant 

To  catalyse  private  sector  investment  and  innovation  in  low  cost,  clean  energy  and 
climate change technologies in Tanzania 

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  

0,64 Grant 

Enable communities living in four districts in the flood-prone areas of the Zambezi valley 
to develop resilient livelihood options 

0,09 Grant 

0,34 Grant 

2,28 Grant 

0,86 Grant 

6,06 Grant 

4,71 Grant 

To  support  the  Government  of  Zambia  to  integrate  climate  resilience  into  its 
development  planning,  and  provide  scaled-up  support  to  priority  public  and  private 
investments 
To help strengthen organisational capacity within the Kenyan Government, civil society 
and private sector to increase resilience to current climate variability, adapt to to future 
climare change and benefit from opportunities for low carbon growth 

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 

To  help  increase  both  the  quality  and  quantity  of  appropriate  regional  agricultural  and 
natural resource management technologies and policies developed and adopted at the 
sub-regional level in West and Central Africa through better linkage between researc 

To help improve the capacity of African countries to adapt to climate change in ways that 
benefit their most vulnerable citizens. 

To strengthen cooperative management and development of international waters within 
selected river basins, so as to strengthen climate resilient growth, reduce the risk from 
climate related vulnerability and enable greater use of water for productive deve 

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Africa 

Adaptation 

UK 

Africa 

Adaptation 

UK  Mozambique 

Mitigation 

UK 

Africa 

Mitigation 

UK 

Central Africa 

REDD+ 

UK 

Nepal 

UK 

Vietnam 

All 

All 

UK 

Indonesia 

All 

UK 

Tajikistan 

Adaptation 

UK 

South Asia 

Adaptation 

UK 

Indonesia 

Mitigation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

ADAPTATION 

CARE 
LEARNING 
PROGRAMME 

2010-11 

PAN AFRICA DISASTER 
RISK  POOL  FOR  FOOD 
SECURITY 
BIOFUELS  TECHNICAL 
SUPPORT 
TO 
MINISTRY  OF  ENERGY 
(FA) 
PROMOTING  AFRICAN 
ACCESS  TO  CLEAN 
DEVELOPMENT 
MECHANISM 
ENERGY (PACE) 
CONGO 
BASIN 
FORESTRY  START  UP 
FUND 

AND 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

SUPPORT  TO  CLIMATE 
CHANGE PROGRAMME 

2010-11 

VIETNAM: 
DFID-
WORLD BANK CLIMATE 
CHANGE 
PARTNERSHIP 
SUPPORT  TO  CLIMATE 
CHANGE  PROGRAMME 
IN INDONESIA 
TECHNICAL 
TO 
ASSISTANCE 
PILOT 
START 
UP 
PROGRAM 
FOR 
CLIMATE  RESILIENCE 
(PPCR) IN TAJIKISTAN 
SOUTH  ASIA  WATER 
INITIATIVE 

SYSTEM 
FOR 

LOW 
GROWTH 

INDONESIA 
CARBON 
PROJECT 
ECO 
SERVICES 
POVERTY 
ALLEVIATION 
UK  COLLABORATIVE 
ON 
DEVELOPMENT 
SCIENCES  -  DISASTER 
RESEARCH 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

0,45 Grant 

To  hep  ensure 
for  vulnerable 
communities incorporated into development policies and programmes in Ghana, Kenya, 
Mozambique and Niger with plans to replicate across Africa 

that  community-based  adaptation  approaches 

0,03 Grant 

Design  a  potential  programme  to  improve  food  security  in  Africa  through  regional  risk 
financing that protects against the impact of climate related disasters. 

0,18 Grant 

To support the Mozambican Government to implement its National Biofuels Strategy 

0,03 Grant 

2,87 Grant 

0,19 Grant 

0,20 Grant 

1,38 Grant 

0,31 Grant 

0,51 Grant 

1,71 Grant 

1,59 Grant 

Scope  possible  support  to  provide  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  

Start-up funding for the interim establishment 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 

To support the development of a strategic framework of action on climate change behind 
which stakeholders can align their response 

To  support  the  Vietnamese  Government  in  policy  and  decision-making  on  climate 
change 

To  provide  support  to  the  Investment  and  Policy  framework  for  climate  change 
adaptation and mitigation 

Help  the  government  of  Tajikistan  to  make  PPCR  effective  and  ensure  that  climate 
change resilience is mainstreamed into policies and planning in the government 

To  help  develop  the  knowledge,  relationships  and  institutions  to  enable significant  and 
measurable improvements in international water resource management. 

To  support  the  policies,  structures  and  financing  mechanisms  integral  to  Indonesia’s 
integrated low-carbon growth strategy. 

To  ascertain  what  institutional  changes  need  to  be  put  in  place  for  ecosysyem 
management to improve for the benefit of the poor. 

0,02 Grant 

To conduct a short, high-level review of ongoing and planned work on natural hazards, 
extreme events and disaster research 

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International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

0,04 Grant 

To  help  develop  methodology  and  approach  to  climate  change  adaptation  at  national 
levels 

2,61 Grant 

To  promote  the  production  and  uptake  of  technologies  that  will  contribute  to  poverty 
reduction and the achievement of MDGs 

0,57 Grant 

0,91 Grant 

0,86 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. 
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. 
To  help  ensure  that  approaches  to  water  resources  management  mainstreamed  and 
better quality and effective water service delivered to developing countries 

1,73 Grant 

Various  projects  involved  in  bringing  about  sustainable  disaster  risk  reduction  to 
communties, through education, livelihoods and international policy. 

2010-11 

0,59 Grant 

To  enhance  the  ability  of  governments  and  CSOs  in  developing  countries  to  build  the 
resilience of communities to disasters and climate change as part of their development 
work. 

2010-11 

2010-11 

0,61 Grant 

To promote the increased use of evidence by governments and other development and 
humanitarian  actors  in  developing  and  implementing  policies  and  interventions  that 
improve people's resilience to climate related hazards. 

0,80 Grant 

National and local capacities established and/or strengthened to prevent , mitigate and 
recover from violent conflict and natural disasters 

IN 

AND 
OF 

ASSESSING 
ADAPTATION 
DEVELOPING 
COUNTRIES, 
MONITORING 
EVALUATION 
ADAPTATION 
RESEARCH  INTO  USE 
- 
PROGRAMME 
SCALING  UP  OUTPUTS 
FROM 
DFID'S 
NATURAL RESOURCES 
RESEARCH 

WATER 

GLOBAL 
PARTNERSHIP 
CONTRIBUTION 
U  N  WATER  SUPPORT 
(FAO/WHO) 

IN 

RISK 

SUPPORT  TO  WORLD 
BANK 
WATER 
PARTNERSHIP 
PROGRAM 
DISASTER 
REDUCTION 
PROJECTS 
CONFLICT 
HUMANITARIAN  FUND 
2005 
INSTITUTE 
DEVELOPMENT 
STUDIES 
CONSORTIUM 
EFFECTIVE 
RESILIENCE 
DISASTERS 
CLIMATE CHANGE 
OXFAM CONSORTIUM - 
BUILDING  RESILIENCE 
TO  CLIMATE  RELATED 
HAZARDS 

TO 
AND 

FOR 

- 

DEVELOPMENT 

UN 
PROGRAMME'S 
BUREAU  FOR  CRISIS 
PREVENTION 
AND 
RECOVERY, PHASE V - 
MULTI-YEAR  FUNDING 
(2010-12)  

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International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

East and Central 
Africa 

Adaptation 

UK 

International 

Adaptation 

UK 

South Africa 

Adaptation 

UK 

Africa 

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 strengthening the effectiveness of the 
international  work  of  the  Red  Cross  Movement  in  its  core  functions  (emergency 
response, resilience building, and international humanitarian law) 

AND 

FOR 

STRATEGY 
DFID/INTERNATIONAL 
FEDERATION  OF  RED 
CROSS 
RED 
CRESCENT 
PARTNERSHIP 
REDUCING 
VULNERABILITY 
DISASTERS 

TO 

- 

TO 

TO 

FOR 

THE 
TO 

SUPPORT 
CONSULTATIVE 
GROUP 
INTERNATIONAL 
AGRICULTURAL 
RESEARCH (CGIAR) 
SUPPORT 
ASSOCIATION 
STRENGTHEN 
AGRICULTURE 
IN  EAST 
RESEARCH 
AND  CENTRAL  AFRICA 
(ASARECA)  
COMBATING 
INFECTIOUS DISEASES 
LIVESTOCK 
OF 
-  TO  HELP 
(CIDLID) 
IMPROVE 
AGRICULTURAL 
PRODUCTION 
CHANGING CLIMATE 
SOUTH 
DEVELOPMENT 
COMMUNITY  MULTI-
COUNTRY 
AGRICULTURAL 
PRODUCTIVITY 
PROGRAMME 
(SADC/MAPP) 
IMPLEMENTATION 
PHASE  
AFRICAN 
AGRICULTURAL 
TECHNOLOGY 
FOUNDATION 
(AATF) 
PHASE  2  OF  DFID 
FUNDING, 2010 – 2013  

AFRICAN 

IN  A 

PRE 

2010-11 

0,65 Grant 

Strengthen International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent's capabilities in 
Field Operations and Preventative Action 

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 

2010-11 

0,68 Grant 

To  contribute 
increased  and  sustainable  productivity,  value  addition  and 
competitiveness of the sub-regional agricultural system (The Association for Agricultural 
Research in East and Central Africa) 

to 

2010-11 

0,51 Grant 

To support basic and strategic biological and biotechnological research in animal health 
that contributes to the achievement of the MDGs through greater understanding of how 
to combat diseases of domesticated livestock that affect the livelihoods of poor  

2010-11 

0,04 Grant 

To contribute to the development of a multi-country  agriculture productivity programme 
in Southern Africa 

2010-11 

0,32 Grant 

To  facilitate  public-private  partnerships  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 

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International 

Mitigation 

UK 

International 

Mitigation 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

REDD+ 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

UK 

International 

All 

POLICY 
INNOVATION 
SYSTEMS  FOR  CLEAN 
ENERGY SECURITY 
DFID  PARTICIPATION 
EUROPEAN 
IN 
AREA 
RESEARCH 
NETWORK 
(ERA-NET) 
TRANSNATIONAL  CALL 
ON  BIO  ENERGY:  AN 
OPPORTUNITY 
OR 
THREAT 
THE 
TO 
RURAL POOR 
HIGH-LEVEL  DESIGN 
OF  THE  "CLEAN  POOL 
FUND" 

OPTIONS 
FOR 
PILOTING  CREDITING 
AND 
TRADING 
MECHANISMS 
SUPPORT  SERVICES 
FORESTRY 
INTERNATIONAL 
CENTRE  FOR  TRADE 
SUSTAINABLE 
AND 
- 
DEVELOPMENT 
STRATEGIC 
FRAMEWORK 
AGREEMENT 
LEARNING  HUB  FOR 
EVIDENCE-BASED 
POLICY  MAKING  ON 
CLIMATE CHANGE 

CARBON 

AND 

FOR 

- 

LOW 
GROWTH, 
ADAPTATION 
MITIGATION 
INTERNATIONAL 
INSTITUTE 
SUSTAINABLE 
DEVELOPMENT 
CLIMATE CHANGE 
CLIMATE 
DEVELOPMENT 
KNOWLEDGE 
NETWORK  
CLIMATE 
RESEARCH 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

2010-11 

0,85 Grant 

0,06 Grant 

To  advance  evidence  based  learning  on  energy,  delivery  and  sustainability  to  improve 
equity of access for poor people. 

DFID participation in European Research Area Network (ERA-NET) transnational call on 
bio energy: An opportunity or threat to the rural poor. 

0,17 Grant 

Potential support to a pilot public-private 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 

0,34 Grant 

To  increase  poor  countries’  access  to,  and  benefit  from,  the  Clean  Development 
Mechanism and other market-based mechanisms 

0,15 Grant 

Provide support to International Forest Policy Processes 

0,29 Grant 

To  foster  constructive  dialogues  and  strengthen  knowledge  communities  on  trade  and 
sustainable development. 

0,46 Grant 

To  build  capacity  to  effectively  support  and  guide  national  and  sub-national  adaptation 
and low carbon development. 

0,06 Grant 

To support the development of low carbon growth workplans 

0,08 Grant 

To  make  available  better  information  on  the  scope,  value  and  impacts  of  fossil-fuel 
subsidies, on the environment, society, and the economy.  

AND 

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. 

SCIENCE 

2010-11 

1,37  Grant 

To  narrow  the  range  of  climate  futures  planners  have  to  confront  when  designing 
resilient  livelihood  and  development  strategies  for  African  regions/sub-regions.  More 
specifically, the project will 'produce improved knowledge and climate science capacity’  

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