TECHNOLOGY NEEDS ASSESSMENT: EXPERIENCES FROM THAILAND

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TECHNOLOGY NEEDS ASSESSMENT: EXPERIENCES FROM THAILAND SCOPING THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ISSUES THE PROCESS PROBLEMS AND CONSTRAINTS ISSUES ON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

SCOPING THE TT ISSUES: ARTICLE 4.5 ISSUES RAISED IN NAI-NC NATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE PROCESS R&D ON CLIMATE CHANGE ISSUES NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT POLICIES NATIONAL COMMUNICATION

NAI-NC TT on V&A Access to and adequacy of methodologies and tools Maintenance of national capacities in addressing CC Financial and technical needs for I&M and V&A research and development Capacity building is critical to NAI

THE PROCESS Identifying key areas Categorizing types Technology Capacity building Categorizing types Research vs Action Mitigation vs Adaptation Identifying sectors e.g. agriculture, energy, water resources Analyzing technical options Prioritizing the options Detailed review of key areas i.e. technology, know-how, capacity building

THE PRACTICE Summary of “technology transfer and capacity building needs” Preliminary identification of technology needs Brainstorming process (mainly experts) Revisiting “technology needs identification” Opened (training) workshop CDM Strategy project Further in-depth specific “know-how” need assessment

The National Climate Change Process Various research and demonstration work over the past decade (ADB, USCP, EAI, EAII, National budgets, AIJ Projects) Inventory, Mitigation, Vulnerability and Adaptation Technology (Know-how) transfer is limited National sustainable development policies Energy efficiency Renewable energy Environmental protection National Communications Improvement of local emission factors More technical development on mitigation options Serious needs on technical development on V&A

ISSUES ON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ACTION and NEED ASSESSMENT should be in Parallel Issues are raised in IPCC report, National Communication Projects proposed, fund requested, but not obtained. The potential supply sources of TT Enabling environment, especially under Art. 4.5 Need strong supports from AI countries, especially on joint-research development