MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION OF NAMA PROGRAMME IN VIETNAM

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1 National workshop Promoting "waste-to-resource" initiatives for cities in Viet Nam: Opportunities for implementing a waste-sector Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) programme Hanoi, June 9, 2016 MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION OF NAMA PROGRAMME IN VIETNAM Mr. Luong Quang Huy, Mr. Nguyen Van Minh Department of Meteorology Hydrology and Climate Change, MoNRE

2 CONTENT 1. LEGAL BASIS FOR ASSISTING NAMA PROGRAMME 2. NAMA POTENTIALS IN VIETNAM 3. MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION 4. NEXT STEPS

3 1. LEGAL BASIS National climate change strategy (Decision No. 2139/QĐ-TTg dated 05/12/2011) Green economic growth and low carbon economy are principles for reaching a sustaniable development; GHG mitigation gradually becomes a compulsory target in socio-economic development. National green economic growth strategy (Decision No. 1393/QĐ-TTg dated 25/9/2012) Green economic growth, low carbon economy and natural enrichment have become mainstreams in sustainable economic development; reduction of GHG emission and increase of GHG absorbability have gradually become a compulsory and important target in socio-economic development.

4 1. LEGAL BASIS Project on management of GHG emission and carbon credit trading operation to world market (Decision No. 1775/QĐ-TTg dated 21/11/2012) Prepare NAMA Framework and NAMA s action plans to be internationally registered and widely implemented Develop and operate MRV system for NAMA The Law on Environmental Protection 2014 To implement socioeconomically Appropriated Mitigation Actions

5 NAMA IN NATIONAL POLICIES

6 2. POTENTIALS FOR NAMA GHG emission in ,6 141,1 88,3 21,2 15,4-19,2 Source: BUR1

7 2. POTENTIALS FOR NAMA Forecast of emisison/absorbalility from main sectors in the period of ,1 648,5 100,8 109,3-42,5-45,3 26,6 48,0 466,0 760,5 Nguồn: BUR1

8 2. POTENTIALS FOR NAMA In INDC technical report of Vietnam, GHG mitigation projects are developed for 4 main sectors: - Energy (17) - Agriculture (15) - LULUCF (9) - Waste (4)

9 3. MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION

10 Diagram of registration and implementation of NAMA in Vietnam GOVERNMENT National Committee of Climate Change Secretariat of Climate Convention NAMA Facility Relevant international organizations Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Steering Committee of Implementation of Climate Convention and Kyoto Protocol Relevant Ministries Department of Meteorology Hydrology and Climate Change (NAMA registration system) Domestic technical experts Organizations who participating in development and implementation of NAMA

11 Difficulties and challenges in NAMA management and coordination in Vietnam NAMA framework has not been established and specific policy recommendations at national and local levels to develop, implement and manage NAMA have been built and submitted to the competent authorities for approval; Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) for NAMA at industry and national levels has not been developed and operated; Programmes of telecommunications and capacity building for NAMA at national and local levels have not been sufficient.

12 Priorities to strengthening NAMA management and coordination Policies and institutional arrangements Develop institutional framework; Develop action plans for NAMA development and management; Define policy barriers for NAMAs; Develop consultancy network about NAMA; Technical issues and methodology Assess NAMA potentials; Define prior sectors; Develop criteria for selecting NAMAs.

13 Priorities to strengthening NAMA management and coordination Capacity strengthening NAMA and finance for climate change NAMA s technical issues; Training programmes of developing, implementing and managing NAMA for private sector; Training programmes for State authorities in localities.

14 4. NEXT STEPS Complete NAMA national registration system; Complete national inventory system of GHG and MRV at all levels; Early register some potential NAMAs; Develop legal framework, encouragement and domestic/international investment attraction to NAMAs, contributing to INDC implementation.

15 Thank you very much!