european capacity building initiativeecbi Operationalising the Adaptation Fund Presentation put together by Amjad Abdulla (Maldives), Haroldo de Oliveira Machado (Brazil), Bubu Pateh Jallow (The Gambia), Manjeev S Puri (India) on behalf of the the 2006 ECBI Oxford Fellows at the ECBI Oxford Seminar 1 September 2006

european capacity building initiativeecbi Principles Funding should be reliable and adequate and on a full adaptation cost basis The decision making processes of the Adaptation Fund should be flexible, transparent and uncomplicated. They should be balanced and reflect the needs of the developing country Parties to the Kyoto Protocol.

european capacity building initiativeecbi COP/MOP Executive Body Trustee Secretariat Implementing Agencies (Regional Offices/Trustees) Technical Panel Executive Body is under the authority of COP/MOP Governance Structure

european capacity building initiativeecbi Governance: Executive Body Balanced representation 1 from each regional group (Africa, Asia & Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America & Caribbean, Western Europe & Others) 1 AOSIS 2 Annex 12 non-Annex 1 11 Alternate members 1 LDC Decision making procedures Follow the example of JISC, CDMEB, Compliance commitee (Consensus, if not possible ¾ majority of the members present and voting)

european capacity building initiativeecbi Eligibility Developing country Parties to the Kyoto Protocol are eligible for the funding from the Adaptation Fund to meet costs of adapting to climate change. Funding should be directed particularly to activities benefiting the most vulnerable communities

european capacity building initiativeecbi Adaptation Funding Presentation put together by Benito Müller at the ECBI Oxford Seminar 1 September 2006

european capacity building initiativeecbi Adaptation Funding Needs $2bn $6bn $10bn $14bn $18bn LDCG77+Ch.non-Annex I (A) (B) (C) a) Investment-based Estimates (World Bank) Source: World Bank Environmentally & Socially Sustainable Development and Infrastructure Vice Presidencies, ‘Clean Energy And Development: Towards An Investment Framework’ Development Committee (Joint Ministerial Committee of the Boards of Governors of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund on the Transfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries), Washington D.C./USA: 5 April 2006 Table K1. Preliminary Estimates of Annual Adaptation Costs in Developing Countries b) NAPA-based Estimates (urgent and immediate needs) Source: Benito Müller and Cameron Hepburn, ‘An “International Air Travel Adaptation Levy” (IATAL): Outline Proposal’ EV 36, Oxford: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, September 2006 Conservative/Average Extrapolations [for G77+China] based on (A)NAPA costs per inhabitant [$2.4bn/$3.8bn] (B)NAPA costs per GDP [$5.4bn/$9.2bn], and (C)NAPA costs per land area impacted by human activity [$11.5bn/$15.3bn]

european capacity building initiativeecbi Source: Benito Müller and Cameron Hepburn, ‘An “International Air Travel Adaptation Levy” (IATAL): Outline Proposal’ EV 36, Oxford: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, September 2006 Multilateral/International Adaptation Funding