1. CCE priorities 2017 research, capacity development and engagement
CCE Team
CIFOR AM 2016
Jakarta Post, 16 September 2016

2. Climate change, energy and low-carbon development Program structure
CCE Research

3. CCE focus and gaps in research 2017
FTA FP5
CCAFS
Projects
Projects in the pipeline
Norad: REDD+ (Norad, IKI)
SWAMP (USAID)
BEAF 2 small grants (agroforestry, water towers)
BEAF 1 large grants (Migration)
Smaller projects
independent Monitoring
Biofuels
Re-Store (DIPI/RCUK)
Blockchains and REDD+
REDD+ finance linked to REDD+ outcomes
REDD+ performance in Colombia?
two research proposals on bioenergy in Pakistan (Nils, Himlal)
Blue Carbon
CCE Research

4. CCE focus and gaps in research 2017
Funding gaps
Adaptation
Bioenergy
LEDS
Funding for Africa
Sea Level Rise
Forest carbon sinks (secondary forests and restoration)
Green growth
M&E impact of existing performance based market based instrument such as large national program (PES in Asia and Africa)
CCE Research

5. CCE focus and gaps in research 2017
Countries to be emphasized
Countries where we need to emphasize the work:
Ethiopia
Vietnam
Indonesia
DRC
Brazil
Peru
Mexico (IKI)
Pakistan (Nils)
New countries:
Myanmar
Guyana
CCE Research

6. Strengthening the capacity of agencies, programmes, national and subnational partners e.g. emission estimates
investing considerable resources with universities into academic training of future developing country leaders (PhDs, MSc and Bachelors)
enhancing capacity of local partners by working with national/subnational partners, e.g. on bioenergy systems
engagement with key actors and networks
Governments of Indonesia and Vietnam etc.
Governors climate and forest Task Force for capacity building with member states/ provinces
direct engagement with subnational governments in Mexico and Peru (and elsewhere?)
employing the co-production of science model that enables country partners to develop research capacity 'on the job‘
producing training materials (e.g. online tools) useful for various levels
CCE Capacity Building

8. CCE Capacity Building & Engagement
Co-production of knowledge
Ownership and use of knowledge
INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME
(IMPLEMENTERS)
Informed implementers in target countries have the will, knowledge and support to implement
Existing NORAD NICFI
funded research
OUTPUTS
3E REDD+ knowledge products and synthesis
TARGETED COMMUNICATION, ENGAGEMENT AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
KNOWLEDGE CO-PRODUCTION OUTCOMES
Engaged actors:
Learn skills, methods and tools
Internalise value of 3E
Understand how evidence can support 3E decision making
END OF PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Implementers:
Create enabling conditions for…
Design and implement …
Assess carbon and non-carbon performance of…
…REDD+ and sustainable private sector initiatives.
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Module 4
Module 5
(SUPPORTERS)
Informed supporters promote, motivate and enable implementation
KNOWLEDGE CO-PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES
Relevant groupings of actors (national, sub-national and international policy makers, private sector, proponents, CSOs, round-tables and research partners) are engaged across the research cycle
Behavior change in implementers
Access to knowledge
Change in aspirations
Knowledge creation and co-learning
IMPACTS
Program outcomes contribute to global efforts to:
Reduce deforestation
Avoid carbon emissions
Achieve non-carbon benefits
Change in state
Sustainable development
CCE Capacity Building & Engagement
Example: CS-REDD+ (Norad3) Theory of Change

9. Co-production of science model

10. Important issues in CCE
Funding continuity
Staffing/re-staffing core positions
Reorganization according to roles
Handling collaboration across teams/themes
Focus on in-country learning & implementation but not losing focus on international level!
COP 22, SBSTA, GLF, COP23
Need to take up work in “new” countries
CCE

11. Thank you