Stimulating public and private for climate smart landscape in Vietnam
STIMULATING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
FOR CLIMATE SMART LANDSCAPE IN
VIETNAM
Tran Dai Nghia Vietnam
COP 21, Paris Dec. 2015
Introduction
By 2020, GDP per capita to double, energy consumption to be
reduced by 2.5-3%/year, GHG intensity to be reduced by 10-15%
compared to 2010
By 2030, total GHG emissions reduced with 2-3% / year (BAU)
By 2030, GHG emission will reduce by 8 % as compared to BAU
(10.5% with int’l support) and GHG emission intensity/unit of
GDP will reduce by 20% (30% with int’l support and new
mechanism) compared to 2010
“We need a structural
adjustment in the sector, we
need new ways of farming
and we need to ensure these
new approaches are low-
carbon”
‘mobilization and
diversification of
financial sources in
carrying out solutions of
GGE reduction in the
agriculture and rural
sector’
Vietnam: Ways to Mitigate
Mitigating measures: Varieties
improvement, efficient use of natural
resources, biogas, waste management etc.
Other crops/commodities: Sustainable
value chain development, LED etc.)
Cost to move from a BAU to a LED is 0.2
GDP ~ $ US 400 millions (excluding
additional cost of adaptation)
The share of GHG emissions estimated from
agriculture expected to reduce to 22% and 14% in
2020 and 2030 respectively.
LULUCF: to -42.5 (2020) and -45.3 million (2030)
Public - Private sector investment
Public:
•Integrated local-subnational and national funding
•Domestic and international projects /programs
•Mainstreaming RCC into national/subnational planning
frameworks
Private
•Participating in sustainable supply chains
•Low carbon technology in post-harvest and processing (using
waste as energy, low emission tech. etc.)
•Better logistic arrangement and more efficient services
(storage, transportation, logistics, communication etc.).
•Business-farmers linkages
According to WB, Vietnam is among 5 countries most impacted by Climate Change. With SLR of 1m, 7% of land and 12% of population will be impacted
Over the past fifty years (1958-2007), sea level has increased by about 20 cm (2cm/decade) and annual average temperatures increased by about 0.5 to 0.7oC (+0.10C/decade)
In Vietnam: 43.1% of GHG Emissions (or 65 million tons of CO2 equivalent) comes from Agriculture (when the world average is only 13.5%) and more important that, most of this emission is CH4 and N2O. Note that 57.5% of total GHG emissions in Vietnamese agriculture come from rice production.
For the mitigating measures, we have been developing several integrated technology likes: Rice varieties improvement with higher recovery rate of N fertilizers; AWD technology in rice production; ICM (3 reductions-3 gains and 1 must do-6 reductions program); Biogas, Biochar, Biomass briquette fuel …and one of those activity: Biogas project with 53 thousand units in 53/63 provinces was awarded with “Energy Globe Award 2006”, which is the most reputable and honored award to project having significant contribution to reduce “global warming”