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Accounting for Co‐benefits:Accounting for Co‐benefits:
Framing Presentation
Eric [email protected] Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)Hayama, Japan
Defining Co benefitsDefining Co‐benefits
• “The benefits of policies that are implemented for various reasons at the same time—including climate change mitigation
• acknowledging that most policies addressing• acknowledging that most policies addressing greenhouse gas mitigation have h ll l ”other…equally important rationales.”
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (Third Assessment Report). Climate Change, 2001: Mitigation. B. Metz, O. Davidson, R. Swart. and J. Pan. (eds.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. p. 711.
A Climate PerspectiveA Climate Perspective
Mitigate Greenhouse GasesMitigate Greenhouse GasesClimate Concerns
Development Needs
Development Co‐benefitsEnvironmental Economic Social
•Cleaner Air •Energy Security •Energy Access
A Development PerspectiveA Development Perspective
Climate Co‐benefitsClimate Co‐benefits
Climate Concerns
Development Needs
Environmental Policies Economic Policies Social Policies
• Cleaner Air •Improve Public Health •Energy Access
Stimulate Development
Cleaner Air Improve Public Health Energy Access
An Air Pollution PerspectiveAn Air Pollution Perspective
Accounting for Co‐benefitsAccounting for Co‐benefits
Climate Policy Processes: CDM NAMAs GEF and CTFClimate Policy Processes: CDM, NAMAs, GEF, and CTF
Domestic Policy Processes: Sectoral Plans and Policies, ODADomestic Policy Processes: Sectoral Plans and Policies, ODA
ConclusionsConclusions
A b fi h dd l i l d l• A co‐benefits approach can address multiple development challenges at once, including traffic congestion, regional air pollution and climate changepollution and climate change
• Air pollution and developmental perspectives can make co‐• Air pollution and developmental perspectives can make co‐benefits more policy relevant to the developing world
• Accounting for co‐benefits in different policymaking processes is integral to institutionalizing a co‐benefits p g gapproach