Date: 4 October 2012
Venue: Nordic Investment Bank offices, Fabianinkatu 34, Helsinki, Finland
Organised by Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO) in cooperation with the Nordic Council of Ministers and the UNEP Bilateral Financial Institutions Climate Change Working Group
Objectives of the Workshop:
Agenda
08.30 Registration of Participants and Coffee
09:00 Morning Chair: Mr Ash SHARMA, Vice President, Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Introductory Remarks and Overview of Workshop
Setting the Scene
Mr Claudio FORNER, Team Leader - Mitigation, Data and Analysis, UNFCCC Secretariat
Summary of key issues regarding to NAMAs in negotiations and linkages to long term climate finance.
Mr Kyosuke INADA, Deputy Head and Advisor, Office for Climate Change, Global Environment Department, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and BFI – CCWG Key issues and Challenges for Financing NAMAs
NAMA Initiatives in Practice:
Mr Ned HELME, President, Center for Clean Air Policy, USA NAMA Finance on the Ground: Lessons from CCAP’s MAIN program in Latin America and Asia
Jochen HARNISCH, Head of Division, Environment & Climate, KfW Development Bank Germany Emerging Channels for International NAMA Implementation Support
Dr TRAN Thuc, Director General, Vietnam Institute of Meteorology,
Nordic Partnership Initiative in Viet Nam, NAMA in the Cement Manufacturing Sector
Ms Tania Zamora RAMOS, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Peru
Nordic Partnership Initiative in Peru, NAMA in Solid Waste Management Sector
Panel Session
All the speakers above to respond to questions from audience and Chair
LUNCH Break (12.00-13.00)
13.00 Afternoon Chair: Ned Helme, President, Centre for Clean Air Policy, USA
Sources of Finance for NAMAs
Mr Eric USHER, United Nations Environment Programme, Stockholm
Overview of the current and possible future sources of finance for NAMAs
Mr Florian SEKINGER, Head of Division, KfW Carbon Fund
New Market Mechansims - Status and Key Design Questions
Ms Isabelle VINCENT, Climate Change Unit, Agence Francaise de Development
(NAMA loans / sector /policy loans, grants mixing traditional instruments)
Tea Break (15.00- 15.30)
MRV Requirements for financing NAMAs
Mrs Jane ELLIS, Climate Change Expert group, Environment Directorate, OECD TBC
MRV Background, Why is it Important?
Dr TRAN Thuc, Director General, Vietnam Institute of Meteorology,
Ms Tania Zamora RAMOS, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Peru
• Questions from audience to all speakers
Wrap up Session and Closure (16.30 – 17.00)
Panel: Concluding remarks and next steps
• Speakers from session above
• Mr Folke SUNDMAN, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Finland
Closing comments from the Chair of Afternoon Session