Research Collaborative (RC) on tracking private climate finance Raphaël Jachnik, Co-ordinator of the RC Policy Analyst, Climate Finance - OECD Environment Directorate Meeting of the EPC Working Group on Energy and Climate Change 10 April 2013 Brussels
Develop methodologies and produce numbers Identify, develop and evaluate possible methodologies to: Measure overall private climate finance flows to, between and in developing countries Determine those private climate flows that could/should count as being mobilised by developed country public interventions Conduct the actual tracking of: Total private climate finance flows Private flows mobilised by developed countries’ public sector interventions 10 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 2
Collaborative work co-ordinated by the OECD Rationale Concept Significant data, methodological and Collaboration between: Interested governments (funders) knowledge gaps Research institutions and Difficulties to aggregate and combine international/national finance scattered data and information institutions (contributors) Need for additional work, better Research contributors expected to: Partner and share best available data, co-ordination and integration expertise and information Advance policy-relevant research in timely and cohesive manner 10 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 3
Combining multiple data sources and expertise Participants in the researchers’ group (to date) Non-governmental research insitutions / private consultants Developing country technical experts Intergovernmental organisations Multilateral and regional development banks Developed country (technical) public agencies / banks Developing country (in process) national development banks 12 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 4
Work streams and expected interactions 10 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 5
Building towards comprehensive outputs over time Short term (2013-2014) initial outputs: Mapping of private climate finance architecture and data assessment Preliminary methodological recommendations for measuring total and mobilised flows Pilot measurement/tracking Mid-/long-term: Comprehensive and comparable methodologies Reoccurring measurement/tracking based on consistent methods and scope over time 10 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 6
Getting involved Option 1: Become an RC ‘ follower ’ Receive updates via the project’s distribution list Option 2: Get your country to take an active participant seat Discuss and set the research agenda Review and (possibly) fund proposed research contributions Currently 10 OECD delegations involved: 10 April 2013 Research Collaborative on tracking private climate finance 7
Contact Raphaël JACHNIK Co-ordinator of the Research Collaborative Policy Analyst, Climate Finance Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 2 rue André Pascal, 75775 Paris Cedex 16, France +33 1 45 24 16 89 || +33 7 77 20 00 17 (mobile) || raphael.jachnik@oecd.org
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