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After the (snow) storm in Copenhagen: A new policy agenda on mitigating climate change in the transport sector
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2. Insert the title of your presentation here Presented by Name Here Job Title - Date After the (snow) storm in Copenhagen: A new policy agenda on mitigating climate change in the transport sector Holger Dalkmann Programme Director, TRL 15 Jan 2010 – Transforming Transportation Picture copyright Ko Sakamoto Supported by
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4. Copenhagen: The window of opportunity will not get bigger Picture copyright Ko Sakamoto Picture copyright Ramon Cruz Picture copyright Ko Sakamoto Saturday 19 th 2009 Plenary 4 am
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8. Opportunity 1 for transport: Role of climate finance after Copenhagen – Transport Window Approaching $100 Billion p.a. by 2020 $ Trillions Now! $30 Billion (new and additional) for 2010-2012
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10. NAMAs Unilateral Actions Supported Actions (Non-traded) Supported Actions (Traded) Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) and their supporting pillars MRV Requirement Technology / knowledge transfer Capacity Building Financing
11. Applying transport to NAMAs: Opportunities and Barriers (Jakarta Case Study for ADB - SLoCaT) Type of NAMA Applicability Opportunities Barriers Unilateral TDM relies on domestic policy intervention (e.g. setting up and enforcing regulations, planning entire networks etc) limited institutional, financial and technical resources to implement TDM measures Non-tradable (Supported) TDM can be supported by the international community, in terms of capacity building, technology transfer and financing Difficulty of MRV-ing support and its actions Tradable Crediting under a sectoral target (with boundaries set at city level) may work Level of intervention (i.e. a city or district-wide level) not inductive to project-based crediting (CDM)
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15. Technologies appropriate for developing countries Source: Bongardt (GTZ) (2009) Measure Frequency of mention in TNA Country Reports Included in UNDP TNA Handbook Public Transport Improvements 28 Non-Motorized Transport 6 Land Use Planning 3 Emission / Fuel Standards, Technical Checks 16 ( ) Cleaner Technologies 31 Biofuels 6 Economic and Fiscal Instruments 3 Public Awareness 4 Traffic and Demand Management 9 ( )
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19. Thank you for your attention Holger Dalkmann Programme Director Sustainable Transport and Climate Change Email: hdalkmann@trl.co.uk Thank you to our financial and technical supporters / partners: