Presentation by Jo-Ellen Parry, IISD, as part of the webinar "International Public Finance for the NAP Process" hosted by the NAP Global Network on December 7, 2017.

1. International Public Finance for the National Adaptation Plan
(NAP) Process
December 7, 2017 | 7am-8am EST
Agenda:
• Introduction
• Opportunities for financing the NAP process (Jo-Ellen Parry, IISD, NAP Global
Network Secretariat)
• Adaptation finance and the Green Climate Fund (Jason Spensley, Senior Specialist,
Project Preparation and Adaptation Planning, Green Climate Fund)
• Country experience with international public finance: Ethiopia (Asrat Yirgu Senato,
Adaptation Advisor, Ethiopia’s Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change)
• Q&A
• Next steps and closing
We’ll get started in a few minutes.
Welcome to the webinar!

2. Coordinating
Climate-Resilient
Development
A Financing Perspective on
the NAP Process
NAP Global Network Webinar
December 7, 2017

3. Our ActivitiesThe Network…
Goal:
Enhance national adaptation planning & action in developing countries
Established in 2014 @ COP20 in Lima, Peru
» Funding: Austria, Canada, Germany & US
Participation: both developing countries & donors / dev partners
» 99 countries, 480+ network members, 10+ donors
Governance & management
» Secretariat: IISD
» Steering Committee
Strategic engagements: UNFCCC, GCF, NDCP, other NAP programs

4. Our Activities
Targeted Topics Forum
Peer Exchange Program
Country Support Hub
• Targeted Technical Support
• Expert Advice
• NAP Assemblies
Donor Meetings
Surveys, profiles, training
Our Aims & Activities
• Spectrum of approaches to sector integration
• Vertical integration
• Options for financing the NAP process & implementation
• NDC-NAP Linkages
• Gender in the NAP Process
• Conflict-sensitive NAP processes
Thought Leadership

5. Agenda for Today’s
Webinar
• Introduction
• Opportunities for financing the NAP process
Jo-Ellen Parry, IISD, NAP Global Network Secretariat
• Adaptation finance and the Green Climate
Fund
Jason Spensley, Green Climate Fund
• Country experience with international public
finance: Ethiopia
Asrat Yirgu Senato, Ethiopia’s Ministry of
Environment, Forest and Climate Change
• Q&A
• Next steps and closing

6. Financing the NAP
Process

7. The NAP Process: A financing perspective

8. Amount of financing required
• Greater financing needed in the
implementation phase
Actors requiring financing
• Development phase: primarily government
• Implementation phase: greater diversity of
actors
Different phases,
different needs

9. Potential sources of finance
PrivatePublic
International
Domestic
Private enterprises
Private financiers
National and sectoral budgets
Sub-national budget
Domestic climate change funds
Bilateral providers
Multilateral climate funds
Non-climate focused multilateral
funds
Multilateral development banks

10. International Public
Finance Sources

11. Help to align financing needs with potential
sources of financing
Promote a planned, coordinated and
coherent approach
The strategy should be:
» Developed early in the NAP process
» Tailored to country circumstances
» Aligned with other initiatives, such as NDCs
Dedicated NAP
Financing Strategy

12. Financing NAP
Processes
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finance

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