About CEADIR - Crown Agents

About CEADIR
Climate Economic Analysis for
Development, Investment, and Resilience
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he USAID Climate Economic Analysis for
Development, Investment, and Resilience
(CEADIR) project helps governments, the
private sector, and civil society make the business
and economic case for investing in climate change
mitigation and adaptation. With CEADIR assistance,
developing countries can assess, implement and scale
up low-carbon, climate-resilient development. CEADIR
clients have access to global best practices and
innovative tools for sound analysis of and investment
in adaptation (AD), clean energy (CE), and sustainable
landscapes (SL). CEADIR also supports Low Emission
Development Strategies (LEDS) and helps mobilize
financing (FI) from private and public sources.
CEADIR Supports
Adaptation (AD)
Climate change is global, but its impacts are
local. Communities worldwide need greater
resilience to adapt to changing temperatures,
rainfall, storms and sea level rise. CEADIR helps
countries identify, plan for and implement highimpact, cost-effective climate-resilient actions.
Assessments and Tools
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Economic and impact
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Environmental valuation
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Options analysis
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Co-benefit estimation
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Payments for environmental services
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Sector modeling and action plan
development
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Multi-criteria decision making
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Low Emission Development Strategies
(LEDS)
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Vulnerability analysis
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Gender and marginalized populations
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Poverty, growth and equity
Climate Financing
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Readiness
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Inclusion
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Access
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Mobilization
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Toolkits (Clean Energy, Finance)
Clean Energy (CE)
Institutional Capacity Development
With CEADIR assistance, clients can better
identify, assess and prioritize opportunities for
renewable energy and energy efficiency, and
build viable financing instruments to increase
capital flows for low emission development.
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Policy, governance and planning
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Performance tracking and reporting
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Private-public partnerships
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Innovation challenges and local grants
Sustainable Landscapes (SL)
For sustainable land use in forestry and agriculture, CEADIR
assists governments, planners, financiers and local communities,
including those working on Reducing Emissions from
Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+), in creating
sustainable, scalable investments.
The CEADIR Team
Finance (FI)
Dr. Eric Hyman
Substantial public and private sector funding is needed
for climate change mitigation and adaptation. CEADIR
helps countries access new funding sources by supporting
readiness for climate financing, providing new inclusive
financial instruments, and strengthening local capacity to
plan, implement and monitor projects. CEADIR connects
key climate financiers—international and regional banks,
national development banks, and local financial institutions—
with project developers, governments and civil society, and
facilitates partnerships for climate-resilient development.
Economic Policy
ehyman@usaid.gov
Collaboration and Focus
jcook@usaid.gov
CEADIR is a USAID global climate change program.
CEADIR’s funding ceiling from USAID’s Bureau for Economic
Growth, Education, and Environment (E3) is $19.3 million
through September 2018, including buy-ins from missions and
offices to be matched with USAID/Washington funding.
Focus countries and regions include:
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Albania
Bangladesh
Cambodia
Caribbean
Colombia
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Central America
and Mexico
Regional Mission
(ECAM)
El Salvador
Ethiopia
Gabon
Georgia
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Ghana
Guatemala
Honduras
India
Indonesia
Jamaica
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Liberia
Pacific Islands
Peru
Philippines
Macedonia
Malawi
Mexico
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Moldova
Mozambique
Regional
Development
Mission Asia
(RDMA)
Serbia
South Africa
Tanzania
Uganda
Ukraine
Vietnam
West Africa
Zambia
USAID
Dr. Yoon Lee
Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)
ylee@usaid.gov
Zephyr Taylor
Finance
ztaylor@usaid.gov
Matthew Ogonowski
Clean Energy/Sustainable Landscapes/
Low Emission Development Strategies
mogonowski@usaid.gov
Jonathan Cook
Adaptation
Evan Notman
Sustainable Landscapes
enotman@usaid.gov
Project Management Team
Dr. Robert Voetsch
Project Manager
+1.202.650.6118 rvoetsch@crownagents.com
Dr. Marcia Trump
Chief of Party (COP)
+1.301.347.5731 marcia_trump@abtassoc.com
The CEADIR Consortium
Crown Agents (prime)
Abt Associates
Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Connexus
Enclude Solutions Ltd.
Engility/IRG
Stockholm Environment Institute
William Davidson Institute at the
University of Michigan