1. Technology Transfer to Foster Inclusive and Sustainable Industrialization
Green growth as a driver for technology transfer and sustainable industrialization
Inhee Chung, Sustainability & Safeguards
Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

2. About GGGI Mission Green Growth
The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is an international organization dedicated to supporting and promoting strong, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth in developing countries and emerging economies.
Mission
Support the transition of GGGI partner countries towards a green growth model by developing and implementing strategies that simultaneously achieve poverty reduction, social inclusion, environmental sustainability and economic growth.
Green Growth
Green growth is a national paradigm that focuses on a model of economic growth that is both environmentally sustainable and societally inclusive.

3. GGGI at a Glance Maximizing Impact through Four Thematic Priorities:
Mexico
UAE
Qatar
Ethiopia
Indonesia
Mozambique
Peru
Paraguay
Senegal
Norway
Denmark
United Kingdom
Australia
Republic of Korea Headquarters
China
Jordan
Costa Rica
Guyana
Colombia
Papua New Guinea
Thailand
Vanuatu
Kiribati
Fiji
Morocco
Uganda
Laos
Hungary
Nepal
Myanmar
Rwanda
Vietnam
Philippines
Cambodia
India
Mongolia
Maximizing Impact through Four Thematic Priorities:
Multi-Sectoral
Member Countries
Green City Development
Sustainable Landscapes
Water
Energy
27 member countries
operations in 26 countries
35 projects currently contribute to NDC implementation and SDGs

4. Delivery Model 35 Projects across 26 partner countries
Technology transfer opportunities exist throughout the delivery model, and materialized during design, financing & implementation stage
35 Projects across 26 partner countries

5. Sectoral Interventions

6. Challenges Financing Alignment: national vision vs. int’l commitments
Capacity building and ownership

7. Africa Program
Examples

8. Ethiopia
Development of climate resilient strategies: Climate resilient strategies for Agriculture & Forestry and Water & Energy Sectors.
Capitalizing the CRGE Facility: The Facility is a government managed fund that will strategically invest in the CRGE in Ethiopia
Development of the private sector engagement strategy for CRGE Facility
Integrating CRGE into Growth and Transformation Plan II (GTP II): Sector guidance for integrating CRGE into GTP II plans.
Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE)
Partners:
Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Climate Change (MEFCC)
Ministry of Finance and Economic Cooperation,
Prime Minister’s Office
National Planning Commission

9. Rwanda Climate Resilient Green Cities Program Partners:
Ministry of Urbanization
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development
Development of Secondary Green Cities
Green Fund (FONERWA), environment and climate change fund to be the engine for the next 50 years of green growth in Rwanda. GGGI supports the Green Fund through a technical facility to strengthen the Funds’ capacity in project development and resource mobilization.

10. Mozambique (New) Improved energy access in rural areas
Partners: Being established
Why focus on energy for productive use?
Energy is critical for income generation in key productive sectors
Can support the development of MSMEs
Provides resilience from external shocks (e.g. natural disasters)
Potential anchor for client for residential access (e.g. mini-grids)