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Building Transformative Policy and Financing Frameworks to Increase Investment in Biodiversity Management A project under the Umbrella Agreement between UNDP and the European Commission Yves de Soye Regional Technical Advisor and Financing Specialist, Ecosystems and Biodiversity Quito, 06 March 2012

Key Barriers and Solutions to the Bd Crisis Valuation & Account Integration TEEB/WAVES* Mainstreaming Identifying the finance gap Securing adequate finance THIS PROJECT *: World Bank-led Global Partnership for Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services 1

Project Outline EUR 6.4 million 4m EC + 2.4m other funding incl. GEF 3 years Develop missing methodologies and frameworks Global to national scope, country-driven bottom-up assessments Pilots in 8 countries: Argentina, Ecuador, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Seychelles, South Africa, The Philippines, Uganda 2

Project Outline Components 1. Integrate biodiversity and ecosystem services in sectoral and development policy, planning and budgeting 2. Assess financing and governance needs for the management and conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services 3. Identify, access, combine and sequence different sources of funds to meet biodiversity financing needs 3

Project Outline Components 1. Integrate biodiversity and ecosystem services in sectoral and development policy, planning and budgeting Develop frameworks and methodologies Globally coordinated with country input 2. Assess financing and governance needs for the management and conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services 3. Identify, access, combine and sequence different sources of funds to meet biodiversity financing needs 4

Project Outline Components Develop frameworks and methodologies Test in 8 pilot countries 1. Integrate biodiversity and ecosystem services in sectoral and development policy, planning and budgeting Globally coordinated with country input Standardised Nested in Support to NBSAP Review 2. Assess financing and governance needs for the management and conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services Standardised 3. Identify, access, combine and sequence different sources of funds to meet biodiversity financing needs Country-specific 5

Project Outline Components Develop frameworks and methodologies Test in 8 pilot countries Refine and disseminate 1. Integrate biodiversity and ecosystem services in sectoral and development policy, planning and budgeting Globally coordinated with country input Standardised Globally coordinated with country input 2. Assess financing and governance needs for the management and conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services Standardised 3. Identify, access, combine and sequence different sources of funds to meet biodiversity financing needs Country-specific 6

Sample Tools and Results: UNDP PA Finance Scorecard PA System Financing (annual): Total 2008: $403m/yr Gov expenditure for PAs: 1% of MOE budgets PA System Financing Needs (annual) Finance gap: basic $317m - optimal $700m Filling the annual gap (basic to optimal): 3-7 fold increase in gov budget (average) 40 to 90 cents per capita $5 - $11 per tourist visiting LAC 7

Financial Needs (Basic Scenario) Covered with and without International Cooperation for 18 Countries Bolivia Costa Rica El Salvador Argentina Colombia Cuba México Honduras Ecuador Perú Guatemala Chile Panamá Dom Rep Brasil Nicaragua Uruguay Paraguay Region 40 % own 15 % cooperation 45 % basic gap 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Percetage of basic needs convered by available funds Without international cooperation With international cooperation Source: UNDP 2010: Latin America and the Caribbean - A Biodiversity Superpower. The Importance of Biodiversity and Ecosystems in Economic Growth and Equity in Latin America and the Caribbean: An economic valuation of ecosystem 8

Synergies Milestones We invite further countries and donors to join this key opportunity for 2011-2020 9

Gracias धन यव द Merci ありがとう Takk 谢谢 Thank you شكرا Yves de Soye yves.desoye@undp.org 10