Cristián Retamal Climate Change Adviser ONF Internationa l – ONF Andina Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Bogota, 4 September.

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Cristián Retamal Climate Change Adviser ONF Internationa l – ONF Andina Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Bogota, 4 September 2014

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 Contenido  ONF International & ONF Andina  Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA)  Climate Finance  What do we need to finance the transit towards CSA?

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 ONF International & ONF Andina ONF: Office National des Forêts. French State Forestry Service (roots in the XIII century). ONF International: private branch of ONF sharing ONF’s ‘know how’ internationally. ONF Andina: subsidiary of ONF International for the Andean, Central American and Caribbean regions.

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA)  An approach to developing the technical, policy and investment conditions to achieve food security under climate change (FAO 2013).  It has three pillars: i.sustainably increasing agricultural productivity and incomes; ii.adapting and building resilience to climate change ; iii.reducing and/or removing GHGs emissions, where possible. Food Security Climate Mitigation Climate Adaptation

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 Climate Finance  Historically, the big portion of climate finance has been focused on mitigation (more than 75%). UNFCCC -> stabilise GHG concentrations.  Different perspectives: Climate Finance ChannelsClimate Finance Vehicles -UNFCCC financing mechanisms (Adaptation Fund, SCCF, LDCF, GEF, etc.) -Others UN organizations and programmes (FAO, UNEP, UNDP, etc.) -Multilateral Development Banks -Bilateral Public Funding Channels -Carbon Markets (regulated and voluntary) -Private sector -Carbon credits (CERs, ERUs, VERs, etc.) -Climate bonds -Development Capital Certificates (CDKs)

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 What do we need to finance the transit towards CSA? I.Review our current Food System “Food security exists when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life” (World Food Summit, 1996).  Currently, while enough food is being produced globally to feed the entire world, one- third of it is lost or wasted, and low incomes and problems of distribution mean that accessibility to food is still out of reach for one out of six people on our planet (FAO, 2013).  In the UK, according to the latest figures, there has been a 19% increase in the number of British citizens hospitalized for malnutrition in the last 12 months (UK’s Faculty of Public Health, 2014). There is a significant and uneven gap in our current food system.

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 What do we need to finance the transit towards CSA? II.Political will to identify country's opportunities and vulnerabilities, corresponding needs and preferred options for CSA activities. III.Political will to support the re-definition of investment patterns in the agricultural sector. IV.Build evidence base to support CSA activities. V.Social, technical and financial innovation with small-holders farmers. VI.Develop incentive-based mechanisms (do not discard existing mechanisms like the CDM). - MRV and co-benefits: integrate mitigation, adaptation and sustainable agriculture. E.g.: Certification alliance between The Gold Standard Foundation and Fair Trade.

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 What do we need to finance the transit towards CSA? VI.Articulate Public-Private Partnerships. VII.Involve private financing (big portion of climate finance has been private!)

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 What do we need to finance the transit towards CSA? VIII.Face the food security topic integrally.  Consumption patterns play an important role in the increased demand on agriculture, on the impact of food systems on environment and also on food security.  The tools, policies and institutions that could influence consumption and diets, should be articulated with those that would be used to transform agricultural systems.  The demographic growth issue should leave the taboo zone.  Peak oil: since 2005 we have an oil production plateau of 85 million barrels/day aprox.)

Financing the transition towards Climate-Smart Agriculture Cristián RetamalBogota 4 September 2014 Thanks for your attention! Cristián Retamal