German Development. Portfolio: Biodiversity and Climate Change

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1 German Development Cooperation in Asia Portfolio: Biodiversity and Climate Change

2 GIZ Biodiversity and Climate Change Portfolio Overview

3 Biodiversity Projects in Asia German Development Cooperation GIZ Projects KfW Projects Total Numbers of projects: 61 China (5) GIZ Projects: 35 KfW Projects: 26 Bangladesh(3) Laos (2/2) Viet Nam (6/16) Philippines (6/2) Regional (5) Malaysia (2) Pazific (2) Indonesia (4/6)

4 Focus on REDD Indonesia Forests and Climate Change Programme (FORCLIME) Cooperation: KfW ( 20 Mio, in preperation) Focus: REDD-Mechanismen, Sustainable Use Merang Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation Pilot Project (BMU) REDD II Upgrading Merang REDD Pilot Project Knowledge Management (BMU)

5 Focus on REDD Lao PDR CliPAD-Climate Protection through Avoided Deforestation Focus: Sustainable Forestry, REDD

6 Philippines Focus on REDD Programme for Sustainable Management of Natural Resources Focus: Sustainable Resource Management, Community Forest Management Adaption to Climate Change and Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCBio) Forest and Climate Protection Project in Panay (BMU) Adaptation to Climate Change and Conservation of Biodiversity in the Philippines (BMU) Climate-relevant Modernisation of Forest Policy, and Piloting of REDD (BMU)

7 Viet Nam Management of Natural Resources in the Coastal Zone of Soc TrangProvince Focus: Sustainable Resource Management, Protected Areas Focus on REDD Environmental Protection and Management of Natural Resources in DakNongProvince Focus:Sustainable Forest Management Nature Conservation and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park Region Cooperation: KfW (12,63 Mio ; ) Focus:Conservation andsustainable Forest Management Promotion of Sustainable Management of Natural Forest and Marketing of Important Forest Products Focus:Sustainable Forest Management Conserving Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems Focus: Protected Forest Areas Sustainable Management of Coastal Forest Ecosystems in Bac Lieu Province (BMU)

8 Regional: Asia Focus on REDD ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity: Biodiversity and Climate Change (ACB) Focus: Policy Advise ASEAN-German Programme on Response to Climate Change: Agriculture, Forestry and related Sectors Focus: Agrobiodiversity, Sustainable Use Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies in Support of AFCC Focus: REDD-Mechanism, Sustainable Forest Management Protection of Sustainable Policy Initiatives in the Management of Natural Ressources in the Hindu Kush Himalayas (ICIMOD) Focus: Sustainable Resource Management Sustainable Watershed Management in the Lower Mekong Basin Focus: Sustainable Resource Management

9 Focus on REDD Regional: Pazifik Adaptation to Climate Change in the Pacific Island Region (BMZ) Focus: REDD-Mechanism Forest Protection and Climate Change in the Pacific (BMU)

10 Regional: Asia Focus on REDD ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity: Biodiversity and Climate Change (ACB) Focus: Policy Advise ASEAN-German Programme on Response to Climate Change: Agriculture, Forestry and related Sectors Focus: Agrobiodiversity, Sustainable Use Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies in Support of AFCC Focus: REDD-Mechanism, Sustainable Forest Management Protection of Sustainable Policy Initiatives in the Management of Natural Ressources in the Hindu Kush Himalayas (ICIMOD) Focus: Sustainable Resource Management Sustainable Watershed Management in the Lower Mekong Basin Focus: Sustainable Resource Management

11 Who is ACB ACB is an intergovernmental regional centre of excellence established through an agreement among the Governments of the Member States of ASEAN. ACB reports to the ASEAN Secretariat, ASOEN who constitute the Governing Board; ACB coordinates its activities through AMS Contact Points. ACB focuses on 12 thematic areas that are of global and regional importance and that reflect the commitments primarily towards the CBD and with other multilateral environmental agreements such as CITES and RAMSAR, among others, for which the majority of the ASEAN Member States are Parties. GIZ provides technical and financial support to ACB from 2010 to 2015.

12 ACB facilitates cooperation and coordination among ASEAN Member States and with relevant national governments, regional and international organizations on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity. ACB builds strategic networks and partnerships geared to mobilize resources towards optimally augmenting effective programs on biodiversity conservation.

13 ACB CORE OBJECTIVES Provide a framework and mechanism for sharing information, experiences, best practices and lessons learned for efficient access by AMS Facilitate discussion and resolution of cross-country biodiversity conservation issues Provide capacity building and technology transfer services Enhance common understanding of biodiversity conservation issues to strengthen compliance with multilateral agreements on biodiversity Promote public and leadership awareness of the values of biodiversity

14 ACB Thematic Concerns Access and benefit sharing Agro-biodiversity and biosafety Biodiversity information management Business and biodiversity Climate change and biodiversity Ecotourism and biodiversity conservation Global Taxonomic Initiative Invasive alien species Payment for ecosystem services Peatland management and biodiversity Protected area management Wildlife management

15 GIZ ACB Biodiversity and Climate Change Project - BCCP Project Objective: ACB is equipped with advisory strategies and instruments to advise AMS on biodiversity conservation related measures of climate protection and adaptation to climate change. Objective of EU-Combi Module: Enhancing the economics for ecosystem services in South-East Asia: Instruments for biodiversity conservation through payment mechanisms for ecosystem services in designated areas in Thailand as a model for South-East Asian countries Further fields of interest will be developed under supplementary financing from BMZ (approved). The offer is under preparation.

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