Bangladesh Environment, Forestry and Climate Change (EFCC) Country Investment Plan (CIP)

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1 Bangladesh Environment, Forestry and Climate Change (EFCC) Country Investment Plan (CIP) Shah Mohammad Mahboob National Consultant (Strategic Planning and Investment) FAO-BD Bangladesh

2 Multi stakeholder situation M/o Water Resources M/o Environment and Forests M/o Commerce Environment M/o Agriculture M/o CHT M/o Food EFCC M/o Fisheries & Livestock M/o DM&R Forestry Climate Change M/o Finance M/o Local Governments M/o Land M/o Industries M/o Planning Other Stakeholders

3 Development Program Process in Bangladesh Annual Development Program Planning Commission Ministry Ministry Ministry Projects Projects Projects Department Department Department Department Department

4 World without CIP EFCC Policies Are they making Impacts? How much Money we need? Weak links What types of projects? Many different projects producing various results

5 CIP results chain Investment framework Results framework EFCC Policies CIP Goal CIP Pillars 1 2 CIP Program mes Forest area Deforestation rates Livelihoods CIP sub-prog ADP projects Project budgets Project completion Project results

6 How CIP helps resource mobilization and use Prioritize Activities Coordinate Funds Communication Tool Monitoring & Reporting Invest to Produce results Coordination Cohesion Participation Measure Review Adjust plans

7 Goal To increase the contribution of the EFCC sectors to sustainable development of the country through enhanced provision of ecosystem services PILLAR 1 PILLAR 2 PILLAR 3 PILLAR 4 Natural Resource Management Pollution Control Climate Change Environmental Stewardship Sustainable development and management of natural resources Environmental pollution prevention and ecosystems restoration Adaptation, mitigation and resilience to climate change Environmental governance, gender, human and institutional capacity development

8 Pillar 1: Sustainable Development and Management of Natural Resources Program 1.1 Sustainable Management of Forests Program 1.2 Biodiversity Enhanced Program 1.3 Sustainable Management of Wetlands Program 1.4 Sustainable Land & Water Management

9 Pillar 2: Environmental pollution prevention and ecosystems restoration Program 2.1 Preventing Industrial Pollution Program 2.2 Waste Management Program 2.3 Efficient Use & Management of Chemicals Program 2.4 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

10 Pillar 3: Adaptation, mitigation and resilience to climate change Program 3.1 Disaster Risk Reduction Program 3.3 Mitigation & Low Emission Technologies Program 3.2 Sustainable Infrastructure Program 3.4 Community Resiliency

11 Pillar 4: Environmental governance, gender, human and institutional capacity development Program 4.1 Legislative and Policies Program 4.2 Stakeholder Participation in Decision Making Program 4.3 Capacity for Decision Making

12 Program 1.1 Sustainable Management of Forests Sub-program Improve forest monitoring Sub-program Social forestry/sme Sub-program Forestry value chain Activities (i) Develop a national forestry inventory and satellite forest monitoring system that includes both bio-physical and socio-economic aspects (II) Capacity development to implement satellite based monitoring system (iii) Improve linkages between monitoring data to national statistics, rural development and enforcement initiatives (iv) Update land records and demarcate forest areas Indicators: Area of forests brought under a digital map measured in hectares Area of forest cover map measured in hectares Costing: xxx million USD Institutions: Department of Forests, Bureau of Statistics, Land Survey Directorate

13 Upcoming Tasks/Challenges Endorsement/Approval by GoB by Development Partners Implementation Institutional reorganization to enable coordination & monitoring Sensitization Participation Monitoring Data collection Analysis and Reporting

14 How can a CIP improve governance? Silo to Partnerships Intention to action: Plan that can be done Measure to Learn and Improve

15 Questions? Comments? to: