The document discusses two perspectives in reporting on development finance statistics by the OECD's Development Assistance Committee (DAC): the recipient and provider perspectives. It explains how bilateral flows and multilateral outflows are considered from the recipient perspective, while the provider perspective includes bilateral flows and imputed multilateral contributions. The document also provides an update on proposals to include several additional multilateral institutions in the DAC's Annex 2, which lists organizations for which member countries report core contributions.

1. “GREEN” MULTILATERAL FLOWS IN DAC
STATISTICS
ENVIRONET-WP-STAT TASK TEAM
May 2015
Mariana Mirabile

2. Content
Two perspectives in DAC stats
Imputed multilateral contributions
Status of data reporting and next steps
Update on Annex II

3. Data can be analysed from two perspectives
Recipient
perspective
Provider
perspective
How many resources were
invested in Mexico for
renewable energy projects?
How many resources did
Norway invest to fund green
projects?

4. Bilateral
provider
Multilateral
institution
Developing
country
Transfer of resources (USD)
Bilateral flows
Two perspectives
How the DAC statistical system work
Core
contribution
Multilateral
outflows
Recipient perspective = bilateral flows + multilateral outflows
Provider perspective = bilateral flows + core contributions

5. Bilateral
provider
Multilateral
institution
Developing
country
Bilateral flows
rio marked
Two perpectives
How the DAC statistical system work
Climate-related development finance
Imputed
multilateral
contributions
Climate-related
components for
MDBs & Rio markers
for climate funds
Recipient perspective = bilateral flows Rio marked + climate component of multilateral outflows
Provider perspective = bilateral flows Rio marked + Imputed multilateral contributions
Transfer of resources (USD)

6. Bilateral
provider
Multilateral
institution
Developing
country
Bilateral flows
rio marked
Two perpectives
How the DAC statistical system work
Climate-related development finance
Imputed
multilateral
contributions
Climate-related
components for
MDBs & Rio markers
for climate funds
Recipient perspective = bilateral flows Rio marked + climate component of multilateral outflows
Provider perspective = bilateral flows Rio marked + Imputed multilateral contributions
Transfer of resources (USD)

7. Content
Two perspectives in DAC stats
Imputed multilateral contributions
Status of data reporting and next steps
Update on Annex II

8. Imputed multilateral contributions’ calculation
To identify the climate-related portion of core
contributions to multilateral organisations
Objective
Rationale
To provide the full picture of a donor’s
“efforts” in support of climate.

9. Imputed multilateral contributions’ calculation
?
2 steps:
1
2
Estimate the proportion of the activities undertaken by the
multilateral organisation that aim to address climate change.
Apply this proportion to the donor’s core contribution, to
estimate which share is climate-related.
Multilateral core contribution (B02)
Channel code

10. Content
Two perspectives in DAC stats
Imputed multilateral contributions
Status of data reporting and next steps
Update on Annex II

11. Annex 2
Update on proposals by the Task Team to WP-STAT
– Green Climate Fund (GCF)
– Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
– Global mechanism (of the UNCCD)
– Global Facility for Disaster Risk Recovery (GFDRR)
– Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF)
– Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem
Services (IPBES)
Assessment on-going
Incl. in pilot channel codes project
Recommended for Annex 2
Template needed

12. Content
Two perspectives in DAC stats
Imputed multilateral contributions
Status of data reporting and next steps
Update on Annex II

13. ADB
EBRD
EIB
AfDB
IADB
Institution
Conciliation
with CRS
Comments
Sp. Fund only
Coverage
IFC
WB (IDA/IBRD)
Status of MDBs’ reporting (2013 data)
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14. Adapt. Fund
CIFs
GEF
No reporting
from Secretariat
Status of Climate Funds’ reporting (2013 data)
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
Institution
Conciliation
with CRS
CommentsCoverage

15. Next steps
• May 31st is the “deadline” to report on multilateral
outflows  great if climate components could be
included in the CRS reporting.
• Data gaps remain on climate-related development
finance.
• Collaboration with MDBs on the reporting of
biodiversity-related finance.