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Sustainable financing for forest and landscape restoration
1. Ludwig LIAGRE
Global Mechanism-
UNCCD
& FAO FLR Mechanism
Global Landscape
Forum
5th December2015
Paris, France
Sustainable
Financing for Forest
and Landscape
Restoration
Joint discussion
paper (GM-UNCCD &
FAO)
Investing in
integrated
landscapes to
achieve the SDGs
Discussion Forum
2. Discussion paper «Sustainable Financing for Forest and
Landscape Restoration»
Policy and expert guidance to design
sustainable FLR financing strategies
120 pages
14 chapters
Writing team (GM-UNCCD & FAO) :
Ludwig Liagre, Pedro Lara Almuedo,
Sven Walter (Global Mechanism-
UNCCD); Douglas McGuire,
Christophe Besacier, Rao Matta,
Michela Conigliaro (FAO)
7. Cost-Benefit Analysis : A framework for action
Direct benefits
Trade of landscapes
products and services
(agri, forest value
chains, CO2, etc.)
Indirect benefits
Indirect and intangible
ecosystem services
(biodiversity, scenic
beauty, water)
Direct costs
Implementation,
production, materials,
phisical inputs, etc.
Indirect costs
Legal frameworks,
Capacity development,
Opportunity costs,
E&S costs?
Ex ante
Support financing
strategy => which
investor is ready to
finance which
costs?/to purchase
which benefits?
Ex post
Data base of
ex post CBA.
Potential
partners: ELD,
IPBES,
BIOFIN,
WAVES,
Universities,
etc.Decision-making
tool
Traditional and impact
investors, HNWI
Impact investors, NGOs,
foundations, DFI
Traditional and impact
investors, DFI
State, Foundations,
development cooperation,
NGOs
8.
9.
10. Good practices
International
International Model Forest
Network
Stands for Trees (crowdfunding)
Regional
TerrAfrica
Great Green Wall for the Sahara
and the Sahel Initiative
National
Southern Agricultural
Growth Corridor (Tanzania)
FONERWA (Rwanda)
Local
Provincial REDD+ funds
(Vietnam)
Million Tree Challenge, London
(Canada)
11. Global Landscape
Forum
5th December 2015
Paris, France
Thanks for
your
attention!
Contacts
Sven Walter
Coordinator, Liaison - Land, Security
and Resilience Programme
GM-UNCCD
Swalter@unccd.int
Douglas McGuire
Coordinator, FLR Mechanism
Forest Assessment, Management
and Conservation Division
FAO
Douglas.McGuire@fao.org
These documents have been distributed to the audience. Policy brief on the role of public policy makers will be presented by Christophe Besacier after this presentation.
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In this context a mix of financing sources is needed.
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Depending on the degradation and cost level, as well as risk level, the concerned investors may differ.
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Investors also differ depending on the type of returns they expect. All the range between investors looking for environmental and social returns only and those looking for financial returns.
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Private impact funds are innovative financing models aiming at attracting traditional investors. They need specific support since they are very first promising attempts to raise private capital for FLR.
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A positive cost-benefit of FLR for the society is clear. Then the key question is who is willing to pay and to invest for FLR? And more precisely, who is willing to pay for the direct and indirect costs and to purchase/buy the direct and indirect benefits?
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