Views on REDD+ Results Based Finance Architecture COLOMBIA

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Título Subtítulo o texto necesario Views on REDD+ Results Based Finance Architecture COLOMBIA Second workshop on results-based finance for the full implementation of activites referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70 Bonn, August 21, 2013

QUESTIONS FROM THE CO- CHAIRS ADDRESSED 1. How do Parties envisage an architecture for results-based payments for REDD-plus activities under the Convention? b. What are the key elements and their potential linkages that would need to be included in this architecture for resultsbased payments? 2. What could be the role of the GCF and other financing institutions in results-based financing for REDD-plus? b. What further guidance can the COP give to these financing institutions with a view to scale up and improve the effectiveness of results-based finance for REDD+ activities?

OUTLINE Linkages of methodological issues with financing for results-based payments Anchoring REDD+ to the Convention Linkages to other bodies and tracks. Guidance to the Green Climate Fund

Results-based finance LINKAGES WITH METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES REDD+ Platform National Communications International Consultation and Analysis Technical Assessment of Reference Level(s) Summary report Biennial Update Report Submission of reference level(s) Technical Annex REDD+ strategy or action plan System for providing information on safeguards National Forest Monitoring System Redd+ Results (T CO2eq) National reference level or as an interim measure, subnational reference levels

LINKAGES WITH OTHER CONVENTION BODIES & PROCESSES Work Program on Long Term Finance Green Climate Fund Standing Committee on Finance REDD Methodological guidance REDD+ results-based finance ADP NAMA Registry REDD+ Unit tracking log New Market Mechanism - Nonmarket - Framework for Various Approaches

By decision 2/CP.17,. 121, the mandated functions of the SC are: a) Improving coherence and coordination of climate financing; b) Rationalization of the financial mechanism; c) Mobilization of financial resources; d) MRV of the support provided to developing country Parties. The SC undertakes activities such as: STANDING COMMITTEE ON FINANCE a) Organizing a forum on climate change finance. b) Maintaining linkages with the bodies of the Convention; c) Providing to the COP draft guidance for the operating entities of the financial mechanism of the Convention d) Making recommendations on how to improve the coherence, effectiveness and efficiency of the financial mechanism; e) Provide expert input for COP reviews of the financial mechanism f) Prepare biennial assessments, overview of climate finance flows, including information on geographical and thematic balance

GREEN CLIMATE FUND The Governing Instrument of the Fund provides for REDD+ results-based financing 35. All developing country Parties to the Convention are eligible to receive resources from the Fund. The Fund will finance agreed full and agreed incremental costs for activities to enable and support enhanced action on adaptation, mitigation (including REDD-plus), technology development and transfer (including carbon capture and storage), capacity-building and the preparation of national reports by developing countries. 51. A results-based approach will be an important criterion for allocating resources

GREEN CLIMATE FUND BOARD DECISIONS DECISION B.04/06. The Board: b) Noted that the Board will consider additional modalities that further enhance direct access, including through funding entities with a view to enhancing country ownership of projects and programmes; ( ) c) Noted convergence on the need to develop the Fund s own access modalities, including, inter alia, accreditation procedures, best practice fiduciary principles and standards and environmental and social safeguards; DECISION B.04/12. The Board: Requested the Co Chairs to continue consulting with the Co Chairs of the Standing Committee on Finance and to develop the draft arrangements between the Conference of the Parties and the Fund for the consideration by the Board at its September 2013 meeting.

POSSIBLE GUIDANCE TO THE GREEN CLIMATE FUND 1. Encourage/Ask the GCF to adopt/use the methodological guidance for results-based actions for REDD+ when developing the modalities for financing results-based actions for REDD+, for actions at the national level, and at an interim phase at the subnational level. 2. Encourage the GCF to support financing for Phase II of REDD+ in developing countries. 3. Consider a specific window for REDD+

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