The document outlines the Global Green Growth Institute's (GGGI) national green growth plan for Ethiopia and three additional countries, focusing on establishing a green growth implementation roadmap. It details the project's components, including assessments of priority sectors, the selection of countries for involvement, and the development of comprehensive green growth strategies. The plan aims to align Ethiopia's growth with climate goals while preparing for international discussions on climate initiatives.

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National Green Growth Plan
For Ethiopia & Three Countries
29 November, 2011
Alexander Fisher, Director of Management and Administration
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Table of Contents
I. Introduction of GGGI
II. ICI Project Overview
III. ICI Project Outline by Components
1. Component 1: Green Growth Implementation Roadmap for
Ethiopia
2. Component 2: Country Selection Project
3. Component 3: Green Growth Plan in Three Countries

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1. Introduction ofGGGI : History
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Global Green Growth Institute(GGGI) is an independent, international non-
prof it organization dedicated to supporting the new model of economic
dev elopment, ‘Green Growth’
Seoul
June 2010
Copenhagen
December 2009
GGGI is launched at
the East Asia Climate
Forum
The Creation of GGGI
announced by President Lee
Myung-Bak at the UNFCCC
COP-15
Copenhagen
May 2011
Abu Dhabi
July, 2011
“I will ensure that GGGI will evolve into a permanent
common asset of the international community by 2012”
Opening of GGGI
Copenhagen Office
Opening of GGGI
Abu Dhabi Office
Country Projects GGGI prov ides and f acilitate technical and f inancial support
to assist emerging and dev eloping countries in their endeavors to establish their
own green growth strategies that are f easible and well-aligned with other national
economic and climate change related goals
1. Introduction of GGGI: Major Activities
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Research GGGI pursues research to advance the theory and practice of green
growth, drawing particularly f rom the experiences of the stakeholders and experts
with which we work at international and local lev el
Capacity Building GGGI supports enhancement of developing countries’
capacity to sustain their drive for green growth
Public-Private Partnership GGGI assists in the mapping of various potential
f unding sources and f acilitate contact among partner governments and potential
f unding agencies

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2. ICI Project Overview
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Category Context
Proj ect Title Green Growth Plans for Ethiopia and 3 Countries
Proj ect Number 10_1_145_ETH_A_Low Carbon Dev elopment Plans
Implementing
Organization
Global Green Growth Institute
Duration 08/2011 - 05/2013
Proj ect Structure
Component 1 (August 2011 - March 2012):
Green Growth Implementation Roadmap for Ethiopia
Component 2 (Nov ember 2011- April 2012):
Assessment of 3 Countries for Future Inv olv ement
Component 3 (June 2012 – May 2013):
Dev elopment of the Green Growth Plan (GGP) in Three Selected
Countries
Component 1: Green Growth Implementation Roadmap for Ethiopia
Component 1 constitutes Phase 2 Work of GGGI’s Ethiopia Country Project
(August 2011- March 2012)
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3. Project Outline
Identify priority
growth sectors
Forecast
economic
development
and business-
as-usual
emissions (BAU)
Identify and
quantify actions
that enable
green growth
Develop a
comprehensive
strategic plan for
green growth
Create national
alignment on
priorities and
Institutions
Prioritize
opportunities
Prepare
implementation
roadmap
Put in place
enabling
institutions and
critical policies
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Status ▪ Completed for all sectors in 2010
▪ Result to be confirmed/validated
by Technical Committee
▪ First assessment made
for 4 sectors
– Energy , REDD
– Land use, Livestock
▪ Assessment to be made
for remaining sectors:
– Buildings
– Transports
– Industry
▪ To be completed for all
sectors in 2011-2012

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6SOURCE:EPA
Ministerial Steering
Committee
(chair: Ato Newai, EDRI)
Technical Committee
(chaired by Ato Desalegn,
EPA)
Enabling activ ities
▪ Overall program management
(process management,
steering group involvement…)
▪ Financial instruments
▪ MRV
▪ Capacity building, training
▪ Integration into CRGE
▪ Dissemination/ communication
and advocacy
Buil-
dings /
cities
Land
use
Energy
Supply
REDD
Liv e-
stock
Trans-
port
Industry
Sub-Technical Committee
Health
Climate Finance and
Economics
▪ Science
▪ Methodology
▪ Economics of climate
mitigation (cost curve)
▪ Economics of climate
resilience (cost-benefit
analyses)
▪ Macro-economic analyses
▪ Overall finance needs
Parliament
Scanning
Env ironment
Council
Dual focus: GHG mitigation
and climate resilience
3. Project Outline
ETHIOPIA’’’’ S GREEN GROWTH STRATEGY RESTING ON FOUR PILLARS
Middle Income Country
Agriculture –
Improving crop and
livestock practices
& irrigation /water
and soil
Forestry –
Protecting and
growing forests
as carbon stocks
Power –
Deploying
renewable and
clean power
generation
Industry,
transport,
buildings – Using
advanced
technologies
Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) Strategy
GGGI assists the Ethiopian government to develop the CRGE Strategy in the
context of its ambitious Growth and Transformation Plan(GTP) to curb poverty
and maintain high economic growth rates
The Government of Ethiopia presents the result of the CRGE Strategy during
the upcoming UNFCCC COP 17 in Durban South Africa
The document will also prepare Ethiopia for other bilateraland multilateral di
scussions on Climate Change and the ability to access the international funds
on Climate initiatives in the LDCs
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3. Project Outline

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Component 2: CountrySelectionProject
Component 2 will select three countries based on the Country Selection
Methodology which will be dev eloped to prov ide an objectiv e assessment and
selection of countries where GGGI’s involvement can best synergize the
countries’ green growth (November 2011 – April 2012)
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Develop a country
selection methodology
Use the methodology
to identify 6 candidate
countries
Deeper assessment of
6 countries
Select 3 priority
countries to visit
Visit 3 countries and
validate preliminary
assessment
Identify local
stakeholders and
develop an action plan
with them
Identify the scope of
GGGI involvement in
each country
Elaborate project
application documents
for Component 3
Develop a knowledge
management plan
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Phase 1
CountrySelection
Phase 2
CountryEngagement
Phase 3
Program Scoping
3. Project Outline
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Component 2: CountrySelectionProject
Phase 1: Ov erv iew of the Country Selection Methodology
3. Project Outline

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Component 3: Green Growth Plan in Three Countries
Component 3 will develop GGPs forthe three countries selected in Component 2
(June 2012 – May 2013)
The precise scope of work for each GGP will be defined once three countries are
identif ied and it will be able toserve as an initiating phase of a multi-year
projectwhich may be coming in duecourse
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In-depth Green Growth
Strategy in Prioritized
Sectors (D~F)
In-depth Green Growth
Strategy in Prioritized
Sectors (A~C)
Implementation
Roadmap
Implementation
Roadmap
GGP
Ex 1
GGP
Ex 2
1st Step (Component 3) 2nd Step 3rd Step
Comprehensiv e Diagnosis
on country’s Green
Growth Potential
In-depth Sectoral
Strategy
3. Project Outline
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