Climate Change- The Private Sector Perspective 22 nd August 2014.

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Climate Change- The Private Sector Perspective 22 nd August 2014

2 Coverage of Presentation 1. Challenges/problems 2. Private Sector on-going initiatives/Activities 3. Planned Inves’ts/Opportunities 4. Conclusion-Gov’t intervention

3 1. Challenges;- Climate Change affects the Private Sector Operations  Negative effects of CC affect Private Sector, reduces production levels  CC and mitigation measures increase costs of doing business  CC affects productivity of the Private Sector esp. in Agriculture, losses registered

4 Challenges;-CC affects Private Sector {2}...  Due to the impacts of CC, labour productivity reduces resulting into declining profit margins * Private Sector needs to produce and sale* Note:  It should therefore be noted that the Private Sector is concerned about CC

5 2. Activities;-Is Private Sector the cause of Climate Change? Partly yes, partly No!  Through industrialization, Construction, Agriculture, seen as cause and contributor to CC  However, so keen about Environmental protection; involved in tree planting and afforestation activities, impact assessment technologies, Waste mgt-recycling,….  Practicing environt’ly-friendly activities; Cane growers, Kakira, Kinyara, Lugazi, packaging now; going green

6 3. CC-Opportunities to the Private Sector  CC Mitigation measures are an opportunity to the Private Sector,  The PS can invest in drought resistors, Afforestation, wet land protection, …….  Consider environ’tal issues as a business venture not a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)-for profit purposes as well…  Commercial banks can expand their investments through funding CC Mitigation Activity measure..  More Jobs created through these and associated activities

7 4. Conclusion: How Private/S could tap into CC Opportunities  Following Liberalization, put in place clear rules, regulations, for CC mitigation measures..  Ensure implementation of regulations for a leveled-play field  Motivate Private Sector to participate/invest in mitigation measure activities; *than punishing..*