Stumhofer SB42 KfW side event rev-ts - Side Events
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Stumhofer SB42 KfW side event rev-ts - Side Events
Experience in Tracking Mobilized Private Climate Finance “Mobilizing Private Finance for Climate Action” ICETT, KfW, & REEEP joint side event UNFCCC SB42 – Bonn, 5 June 2015 Tim Stumhofer & Dr. Jochen Harnisch Environment & Climate Policy Unit, KfW Development Bank Bank aus Verantwortung Presentation overview › I: Introduce OECD RC framework › II: Tracking methodology in detail › III: Aggregate results from pilot DFIs OECD Research Collaborative framework Framework and overview of decision points to estimate publicly mobilized private climate finance *Technical non-political initiative designed to inform calculation for $100b* Stage 1: Define core concepts (I) › Definition of climate change activities › Based on IDFC tracking methodology/positive lists OR › OECD/DAC Rio Marker (depending on participating institution) › Classification of developed and developing countries › Survey limited to a selection of DFIs in industrialized countries › Determination of geographical origin of finance › To qualify as internationally mobilized investment at least one financial activity (including guarantees) by a public sector actor from outside of the country of the investment needs to be involved. › Foreign direct investment does not directly qualify as mobilized investment if no public sector actor is financially involved. › Domestic investment in a country is eligible if mobilized by a financing activity by an external public sector actor. Stage 1: Define core concepts (II) › Definition of public and private finance › The asset financed is in private ownership (>= 50%) ("private investment") AND/OR the financial contribution comes from a private sector actor (“private capital”) › AND IN BOTH CASES there is a supporting (“mobilizing”) link to a financial activity by a public sector actor. › Funds may only be reported as “mobilized private climate finance” if not also reported as “public climate finance” to avoid doublecounting. Stage 2. Identify public interventions and instruments that can be credited › Types of public interventions › Financial cooperation primary focus given DFI mission/portfolios › Financing through policy interventions allowed for in survey guidance › Specific instruments used for the interventions › Loans by private sector actors mobilized by DFI loans › Loans by private sector actors mobilized by DFI equity positions › Loans by private sector actor mobilized by DFI guarantees › Equity from private sector mobilized by DFI loans › Equity from the private sector actor mobilized by DFI equity positions › Loans by private sector actor mobilized by DFI grants (e.g. to cover costs of a renewable energy feed-in law or premium or CO2-certificates in the CDM) › Equity from private sector actor mobilized by DFI grants (e.g. to cover costs of a renewable energy feed-in law or premium or CO2-certificates in the CDM) › Loans to the private sector generated by the revolving use of credit lines or green funds (subtract original loan to avoid double counting) › Loans and equity mobilized from the private sector in other ways under PPPs Stage 3. Value public interventions and account for total private finance involved (I) › Choice of and conversion of currency › Disbursed: 1 July local currency to USD › Planned: 1 Jan local currency to USD › Choice of point of measurement › Commitment (financial close) Stage 3. Value public interventions and account for total private finance involved (II) › Valuation of different public interventions and boundaries & estimation of private finance involved Stage 4. Estimate mobilized private climate finance › Assessment of causality between public interventions and private finance › Public sector financial activity must be suitable to support a positive decision in favor of the specific investment. › Subsidiarity principle › Attribution of mobilized private climate finance to public interventions and instruments › Allocate mobilized investment on a pro-rata basis to different public financiers independent of the specific instruments applied. Results for pilot DFIs Including: AFD, EDFI, JICA, KfW, OPIC