1. GGGI: New Kid on the Block
Established in June 2010 as a non-profit foundation
Converted to an international organization in October 2012
24 member countries
Vision: A resilient world of strong, inclusive & sustainable growth
Mission: Support GGGI member countries move towards a model of green growth that achieves P/E/G
Mission – GGGI member countries move towards a mode of GG: While this journey will take different forms for different countries, at its core will be strategies that simultaneously achieve poverty reduction, social inclusion, environmental sustainability and economic growth
Strategic Outcomes:
1. Strengthened national, sub-national, local green growth planning, financing, and institutional frameworks
2. Increased green investment flows
3. Improved multi-directional knowledge sharing and learning between South-South and South-North-South countries on green growth
DG - Yvo de Boer
GGGI Seoul HQ Staff

2. GGGI at a Glance: 27 Projects in 19 Countries

3. Financing for SDGs: GGGI’s Delivery Model3 4 1 2
Diagnosis
Green Impact Assessment
Sector/
Sub-Sector Strategy & Planning
Design, Financing & Implementation
Starting point: National development plan
Identify green growth drivers that can bring about P/E/G
benefits (and address the SDGs)
Formulate sector or sub-sector strategy & impl. plan
Prepare ‘bankable/fundable’ projects & seek financing
for implementation 1 2 3
Delivery model
Ethiopia – MEF / MOED
Philippines – CCC
Colombia - MADS: Ministry for Environment and Sustainable Development 4 4

4. Growth & Transformation Plan (GTP)
Example 1: Ethiopia
Agriculture
Water
Energy
Industry
Urban
Growth & Transformation Plan (GTP)
Implementation through CRGE Facility ($25M-$50M - $200M)
Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) Initiative
Delivery model
Ethiopia – MEF / MOFED / PMO / NPC (National Planning Commission)
Philippines – CCC
Colombia - MADS: Ministry for Environment and Sustainable Development

5. National Development Plan
Example 2 – Colombia
National Development Plan
Implementation through Public and Private Funding
Forestry
Agriculture
Amazon Vision
PfP on reduced deforestation
Grant based funding
International
National
National, regional and local budgets
Special sources (royalties, compensations)
Delivery model
Ethiopia – MEF / MOFED / PMO / NPC (National Planning Commission)
Philippines – CCC
Colombia - MADS: Ministry for Environment and Sustainable Development
Private Sector
Investments on agricultural and forestry value chains

6. Philippine Development Plan (PDP)
Example 3 - Philippines
Ecotown Framework (CRGG meth) –
San Vicente Municipality
Agriculture
Coastal & Marine
Forestry
Health
Philippine Development Plan (PDP)
Implementation through local plans (CDP/ CLUP/MTMP)
Natural Resource Assessment
Vulnerability Assessment
GIS Mapping
CRGG Project Development & Monitoring Facility
Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA)
People’s Survival Fund (PSF)
: 1.) Agriculture; 2.) Coastal and Marine; 3.) Forestry; and 4.) Health, and identify the appropriate adaptation measures, which included modernizing farming practices; introducing more climate-resilient crops; establishing sea walls and dikes; setting up an early warning system; and providing alternative livelihood. These activities were undertaken in a participatory manner to ensure that the concerns of various stakeholders, especially the poor, were considered.
The results of these exercises were envisioned to help the municipality undertake the appropriate interventions, and inform the updating of its Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) and Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP).
introduce climate resilient green growth planning at the provincial level. The project, covering the two provinces of Palawan and Oriental Mindoro, primarily aims to: 1.) Enhance climate change resilience and promote inclusive green growth in participating provinces; and 2.) Replicate climate resilient green growth planning and implementation models in other provinces to institutionalize the approach at the national level.

7. For more information: Inhee Chung Sustainability & Safeguards
Green Growth Planning & Implementation
Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

8. GGGI Members and Signatories
*Signatories are those states that have signed the Agreement on the Establishment of the Global Green Growth Institute but have not yet completed the ratification process.

9. 27 Projects (+ 1 Scoping) in 19 Countries
CORE
Cambodia
Green Urban Development Program
China
Green Growth Contributions to Ecological Civilization
Colombia
Amazon Vision
Implementation of Colombia Green Growth Strategy
Fiji
Supporting the Implementation of Green Growth Framework
India
Mainstreaming and implementation of green growth strategies
Mexico
Innovation in climate technologies
Subnational Green growth planning and implementation
Mongolia
Transition to green development
Peru
National Green Growth and Competitiveness Plan
Philippines
Eco-town scale-up: Climate resilient green growth planning at the Provincial level
Rwanda
Climate Resilient Green Cities
South Africa
Low Carbon Development Frameworks
Vanuatu
Green and Inclusive Energy Reform
Vietnam
Urban Green Growth Action
EARMARKED
Ethiopia
Climate Resilient and green economy (Norway)
Indonesia
Infrastructure in the context of special economic zones (Norway)
Multi-sectoral green growth tools to systematically mainstream green growth in planning and project decision making (Norway)
REDD + Energy Efficiency and Renewables (Norway)
India
Green growth planning strategies for India (TERI)
Jordan
A national green growth plan for Jordan (BMU)
Morocco
MENA Green growth Planning (UAE)
Mongolia
Water-Green Growth Nexus Mongolia (SDC)
Peru
Water-Green Growth Nexus Peru (SDC)
Green Growth Plan for forestry sector and implementation plan
Thailand
Industry GHG reduction to support the implementation of Thailand climate change master plan (BMU)
UAE
Green growth initiative (UAE)
Vietnam
Water and Green growth Mekong Delta (SDC)

10. Our Delivery Model Focused heavily towards in-country delivery;
Firmly based on existence of a feedback loop between in country experience and analysis and global products and services; and
Tailored entirely to the specific circumstances, demand and capacity of each country
The Value Chain
Our Seven Guiding Principles