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Portfolio of GIZ Projects in AseanEnvironment and Natural Resource Management

ASEAN-German Programme on Response to Climate Change

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This publication was developed by: The ASEAN – German Programme on Response to Climate Change

GAP CC supports ASEAN in advancing the formulation and implementation of regionally coordinated strategies and policies for food security and climate change.

*Abbreviations used

GIZ — Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH German Development Cooperation

BMZ — Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development

BMU — Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

KfW — Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau German Development Bank

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Mr. Thomas WaldraffDirector Southeast Asia BOE�1BDJĪD�%FQBSUNFOU

Mr. Ulrich MohrGIZ Country Director

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Foreword

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Southeast Asia is a region of the world where countries’ developing economies are rapidly

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droughts, tropical cyclones, and the impacts of monsoons severely threaten the livelihood

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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) has been assisting the

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in addressing the challenges of growth

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Climate change and the environment is one of the three priority areas for cooperation

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into two components: programmes that deal with adaptation to climate change and

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countries within the ASEAN region, and accordingly receive particular promotion under the

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GIZ’S ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES ACROSS ThE ASEAN REGIONRegional Projects

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Supporting the Mekong River Commission (MRC) in Adapting to Climate Change in the Mekong region

This project helps the Mekong River Commissions’ Climate Change and Adaptation Initiative (CCAI) improve its services as a knowledge and information ÄƤ�Çà�āį�G¯Öçà¿�ö¯¿Ççàĸ�iį�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçà�ĒÇÙÙ�̄ àÄ�९�the MRC’s capacity to advise its member countries and úĆóóçöā� āįÇö� óÙ�ààÇà¿� ºçö� ¯ºº¯¥āÇđ¯� �«�óā�āÇçàĸ� iį�Commission is supported through providing data, information and reports on climate change, such as ö¯¿Ççà�ÙÇú¯«� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� óöçÓ¯¥āÇçàúĸ� �«�óā�āÇçà� çóāÇçàú�will be developed and progress made in adaptation will ¤¯��óóöçóöÇ�ā¯Ùę�«ç¥Ć߯àā¯«ĸ

2012 – 2014Contact:ZÄÇÙÇóó�G�¿Ç¯ö��ij�óÄÇÙÇóóĸß�¿Ç¯ö�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

Adaptation to Climate Change through Climate-Sensitive Flood Management in the Lower Mekong Basin

This project supports the Mekong River Commissions’ Flood Management and Mitigation Programme Ƅ)GGZƅķ�ĒÄÇ¥Ä� �Çßú� āç� Çßóöçđ¯�½çç«� ºçö¯¥�úāÇà¿� �à«�the management capacities at relevant agencies in MRC ߯ߤ¯ö� ¥çĆàāöǯúĸ� iį� ]¯¿Ççà�Ù� )Ùçç«� G�à�¿¯ß¯àā�and Mitigation Centre (RFMMC) receives support in �«ÓĆúāÇà¿� Çāú� ¥Ćöö¯àā� ½çç«� ºçö¯¥�úāÇà¿� úęúā¯ßĸ� iį�óöçÓ¯¥ā� �Ùúç� ºç¥Ćú¯ú� çà� ÇßóöçđÇà¿� �¥¥¯úú� āç� ½çç«Ǝö¯Ù�ā¯«� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ¥Ä�࿯�óöçÓ¯¥āÇçàú� �à«� Çàºçöß�āÇçàĸ� 2ā�provides the national ministries with medium and long-ā¯öß�½çç«� óöç¿àçú¯ú� āç� įÙó� āįß� �àāÇ¥Çó�ā¯� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯�đĆÙà¯ö�¤ÇÙÇāęĸ

2010 – 2014Contact:ZÄÇÙÇóó�G�¿Ç¯ö��ij�óÄÇÙÇóóĸß�¿Ç¯ö�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Regional Projects

Biodiversity-Based Products (BBP) as Economic Source for Nature Conservation and Livelihood Development

This module aims to improve biodiversity conservation and contribute to poverty reduction through economic valuation and commercialization çº� ¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāęƎ¤�ú¯«� óöç«Ć¥āúĸ� iÄÇú� úÄ�ÙÙ� ¤¯�achieved by increasing capacity and awareness for sustainable production, marketing and consumption çº� ��Zú� Çà� āį� AçĒ¯ö�G¯Öçà¿� ö¯¿Ççà� �à«� Çà� çāįö��a��H� ¥çĆàāöǯúĸ� iį� «ęà�ßÇ¥ú� çº� āį� *ö¯¯à�Growth Concept shall be used to identify processes and synergies to strengthen the protection and úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�Ćú¯�çº�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāęĸ

2014 – 2019Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¯Ç¤¯öā�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¯Ç¤¯öāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity – Small Grants Programme (SGP) Ƅ?ºz�»à�९«ƅ

The SGP aims at improving biodiversity protection ºçö� āį� ¤¯à¯»ā� çº� āį� Ùç¥�Ù� óçóĆÙ�āÇçà� «Çö¯¥āÙę�dependent on selected ASEAN Heritage Parks (AHPs) and adjacent areas, improving the livelihood of local communities, and strengthening the role of ACB in promoting biodiversity protection among the �a��H�߯ߤ¯ö�úā�ā¯úĸ

The SGP follows an open approach and invites eligible grantees such as international and local NGOs, community organizations and park administrations to propose Small Grants and/or Small Grants ó�¥Ö�¿¯ú� ºçö� �/Zúĸ� iį� a*Z� ĒÇÙÙ� ¤¯� Çßóٯ߯àā¯«�and organized in a three tier delivery structure:

� AHP site based Planning and Implementation; � National Programme Coordination and Selection

of Small Grants; � Regional Programme Coordination and Final �óóöçđ�Ù�çº�aß�ÙÙ�*ö�àāúĸ

2013 – 2018Contact:�àà��a�àā���öĆĞ�ij��àà�ĸú�àā�¥öĆĞńÖºĒĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ, EU, KfW

Conservation of Biological Diversity in the ASEAN Member States in Cooperation with the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB)

The programme aims to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable management of natural resources in the ASEAN region, in harmony ĒÇāÄ� āį� Çàā¯ö¯úā� çº� āį� Ùç¥�Ù� óçóĆÙ�āÇçàĸ� iį�programme intends to institutionally strengthen ACB and to contribute to the integration of the ASEAN �çßßĆàÇāęĸ�]¯Ù¯đ�àā�ßç«ĆÙ¯ú��ú�ºçÙÙçĒúĸ

2013 – 2023Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¯Ç¤¯öā�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¯Ç¤¯öāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ, EU

Module 1: ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) – Biodiversity and Climate Change Project

ACB facilitates cooperation and coordination among the ASEAN member states as well as with relevant national governments, regional and international organisations on the conservation and sustainable use çº�¤ÇçÙç¿Ç¥�Ù�«Çđ¯öúÇāę��à«�āį�º�Çö��à«�̄ õĆÇā�¤Ù¯�úÄ�öÇà¿�çº�¤¯à¯»āú��öÇúÇà¿�ºöçß�āį�Ćú¯�çº�úĆ¥Ä�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�Çà�āį��a��H�ö¯¿Ççàĸ

2010 – 2015Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¯Ç¤¯öā�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¯Ç¤¯öāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ, EU

Component of Module 1: “Enhancing the economics for ecosystem services in South-East Asia: Instruments for biodiversity conservation through payment mechanisms for ecosystem services in designated areas in Thailand as a model for South-East Asian countries” (ECO-BEST)

To reduce terrestrial biodiversity loss in South-East �úÇ�à�¥çĆàāöǯú� ºçö� āį�¤¯à¯»ā�çº� Ùç¥�Ù�¥çßßĆàÇāǯúĺ�particularly:

� Strengthen biodiversity conservation system in Thailand as a South-East Asian model for effective ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā��à«�Çààçđ�āÇđ¯�»à�à¥Çà¿�ú¥Ä¯ß¯ú

� Improve enabling institutional and framework conditions and initiate new categories of designated areas with focus on buffer zones and biodiversity corridors

� Promote and demonstrate best practices in the management of ecosystem service and payment systems through national and regional know-how āö�àúº¯öĸ�

2011 – 2015Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¯Ç¤¯öā�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¯Ç¤¯öāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯ZÇę�āÄÇó���Ēó�àÇ¥Ä�ij�óÇę�āÄÇóĸ¯�Ēó�àÇ¥Äń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ, EU

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Supporting Organisational Development within the Mekong River Commission

2à� çö«¯ö� āç� ¯àÄ�९� āį� ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� �à«� ¯ºº¯¥āÇđ¯à¯úú�of MRC in cross-border water management, this project provides comprehensive advisory services on çö¿�àÇú�āÇçà�Ù� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� �à«� «¯¥¯àāö�ÙÇú�āÇçàĸ�The advice concentrates on establishing a detailed «¯¥¯àāö�ÙÇú�āÇçà� öç�«ß�óĸ� iį� öç�«ß�ó� «¯»à¯ú� āį�river basin management functions of the MRC, the distribution of responsibilities between the MRC Secretariat and the member states, as well as the procedure for implementing the various functions at āį�à�āÇçà�Ù��à«�ö¯¿Ççà�Ù� Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ�iÄÇú� Çà¥ÙĆ«¯ú��à�ÙęúÇà¿�¯ėÇúāÇà¿� úāöĆ¥āĆö¯ú� �à«� ö¯úçĆö¥¯úķ� �ú� Ē¯ÙÙ� �ú� ¥ö¯�āÇà¿�à¯Ē�çà¯ú�Ēįö¯�௯«¯«ĸ�

Furthermore, the project advises the MRC on monitoring systems and the integration of gender issues Çà� çö¿�àÇú�āÇçà�Ù� ö¯ºçößĸ� iį� óö祯úú� Çú� �¥¥çßó�àǯ«�¤ę� �à� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯� çº� ¯ėó¯öǯ९ú� ĒÇāÄ� çāįö� öÇđ¯ö� ¤�úÇà�commissions, international organisations and other úā�Ö¯ÄçÙ«¯öú�Çà�¥öçúúƎ¤çö«¯ö�Ē�ā¯ö�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àāĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:ZÄÇÙÇóó�G�¿Ç¯ö�ij��óÄÇÙÇóóĸß�¿Ç¯ö�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

Support to the Implementation of the Tri-National Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Eco-region (SSME) Comprehensive Action Plan

The project supports adjacent countries (Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia) of the Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion (SSME) in developing, implementing and monitoring climate-smart spatial development plans that incorporate mitigation approaches as well as ¯¥çúęúā¯ßƎ¤�ú¯«� �«�óā�āÇçà� āç� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ¥Ä�࿯ĸ� iį�project helps the countries coordinate effectively within the framework of the SSME Comprehensive �¥āÇçà�ZÙ�àĸ

2012 – Mar 2017Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¥ÄÇöß�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¥ÄÇößń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Module 1: ASEAN-German Programme on Response to Climate Change (GAP CC)

GAP CC, together with the ASEAN Agriculture Industries and Natural Research Division and related sectoral bodies, provides support developing and in implementing regionally coordinated strategies and policies on food security and climate change within ASEAN member states, in the areas of forestry and �¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö¯ĸ

iį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� �Çßú� āç� ¥Ä�àà¯Ù� ¯ėó¯öǯ९� ºöçß�individual country action into the work of the regional çö¿�àÇú�āÇçà��à«�đÇ¥¯Ǝđ¯öú�ĸ�

The project achieves its objectives through the provision of technical services to the ASEAN Secretariat and member states in:

1. Forest Policy:

� Harmonising regional standards of timber legality and Sustainable Forest Management (SFM)

� Supporting the implementation and improvement çº�)çö¯úā�A�Ē��àºçö¥¯ß¯àāķ�*çđ¯öà�९��à«�iö�«¯�Ƅ)A�*iƅ

� )�¥ÇÙÇā�āÇà¿� āį� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯� çº� ÖàçĒÙ¯«¿¯� �à«�information through the ASEAN Regional Knowledge Network on Forestry and Climate Change (ARKN-FCC)

� Capacity-building through ASEAN Forestry �ėā¯àúÇçàķ��«Ć¥�āÇçà��à«�iö�ÇàÇà¿�Ƅ)��iƅ�2àÇāÇ�āÇđ¯

� Supporting ASEAN in achieving common ground in international negotiations such as on REDD+

2. Climate Change Response Strategies:

� Selection of priority value chains and vulnerable regions to support ASEAN in developing regional policies and strategies on adaptation: this entails support of a regional network on promoting climate ö¯úÇÙǯ९� Çà� öÇ¥¯ķ�ß�ÇЯķ� ¥�úú�đ��ĒÇāÄ� úĆóóçöā� Çà� ƚ�member states

� Establishment and implementation of climate-óöçç»à¿� ߯āÄç«çÙç¿ę� � ºçö� āį� �¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö¯� �à«�forestry sectors

� Support to the development of National Adaptation Plans (NAPs)

� )�¥ÇÙÇā�āÇçà� çº� ¥öçúú� Ɛ� ú¯¥āçö�Ù� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯� çº�knowledge and information amongst relevant ASEAN sectoral bodies on Climate Change and Food Security

� Support to knowledge-sharing in building climate resiliency in the agriculture and forestry

� Support to Member States as they build and strengthen capacities to access and manage climate »à�९ĸ

2012 – 2015Contact:iÄçß�ú�/¯Çà«öÇ¥Äú�ij�āÄçß�úĸįÇà«öÇ¥Äúń¿ÇĞĸ«¯GęöÇ�ß�)¯öà�à«ç�ij�ßęöÇ�ßĸº¯öà�à«çń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.gapcc.org

Module 2: ASEAN Biocontrol for Sustainable Agrifood Systems

The ASEAN Biocontrol project supports the development of selected regionally-coordinated policies and strategies for sustainable agriculture and for the food sector by enhancing regional communication and policy dialogue to advance agrifood systems (promotion of sustainable inputs, biocontrol agents and sustainable crop management óö�¥āÇ¥¯úƅĸ

The project supports the provision of safe, healthy, ¯º»¥Ç¯àā� �à«� �ººçö«�¤Ù¯� ºçç«� ºçö� �à� Çà¥ö¯�úÇà¿�population amid scarce resources and sensitive úęúā¯ßúĸ

Although the project works primarily at the regional level, it also works with individual ASEAN member states by providing advice through the provision of Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù�¯ėó¯öāú��à«�º�¥ÇÙÇā�āÇçà�çº�óÇÙçā�óöçÓ¯¥āúĸ

2011 – 2017Contact:G�āāÄÇ�ú��Ç¥Ö¯Ù�ij�ß�āāÄÇ�úĸ¤Ç¥Ö¯Ùń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/asean-biocontrol.html

GIZ’S ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES ACROSS ThE ASEAN REGION Ƨ CLIMATE ChANGE AND ENvIRONMENT

ASEAN-German Climate Change Programme: Agriculture, Forestry and Related Sectors

The impact of climate change on important agricultural and forestry value chains in the ASEAN region poses considerable challenges, above all the need to provide ºçç«� ú¯¥ĆöÇāę� ºçö� �� ¿öçĒÇà¿� öĆö�Ù� óçóĆÙ�āÇçàĸ� �ā� āį�same time, the depletion of natural resources amid ¿öçĒÇà¿� «¯ß�à«� çà� Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù�ß�öÖ¯āú� ºçö� õĆ�ÙÇāę�products means that the food, agriculture and forestry sectors need to become more environmentally, ¯¥çàçßÇ¥�ÙÙę��à«�úç¥Ç�ÙÙę�úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯ĸ

The ASEAN member states have established two binding frameworks designed to address the challenges of climate change and food security: The ASEAN Multi-Sectoral Framework on Climate Change (AFCC) and the �a��H� 2àā¯¿ö�ā¯«� )çç«� a¯¥ĆöÇāę� )ö�߯ĒçöÖ� Ƅ�2)aƅĸ�/çĒ¯đ¯öķ� �«¯õĆ�ā¯� ¥�ó�¥Çāǯú� �à«� óçÙǥǯú� Ä�đ¯� ę¯ā�to be developed in order to translate such regional �¿ö¯¯ß¯àāú�Çàāç�¥Ù¯�ö��¥āÇçà��ā�āį�à�āÇçà�Ù�Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ�

GAP-CC assists in implementing regionally coordinated policies and strategies to promote food security and climate protection through agriculture and forestry ĒÇāÄÇà�āį��a��H�߯ߤ¯ö�úā�ā¯úĸ�

The programme currently consists of two modules:

� Adaptation and mitigation strategies in support of āį��)��ķ�ĒÇāÄ�į�«õĆ�öā¯öú�Çà�=�Ö�öā��Ƅ�)��ƅ

� Sustainable agriculture and agri-food systems in cooperation with the Thai Ministry of Agriculture

GIZ/Lucas Wahl

Regional Projects

1413

Cities, Environment and Transport in the ASEAN Region

Cities in Southeast Asia are at varying stages of «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāķ� ę¯ā� āįę� º�¥¯� úÇßÇÙ�ö� óöç¤Ù¯ßúĸ� zÇāÄ�a rapidly growing population and high rates of industrialisation and urbanisation, the demand for transport, water, energy and solid waste management infrastructure poses a serious environmental challenge āç��ÙÙ��a��H�¥çĆàāöǯúĸ

This project aims to address the challenges of urbanisation through the following components:

� Clean Air for Smaller Cities, CASC � Sustainable Port Development, SPD � �à¯ö¿ę��º»¥Ç¯à¥ę��à«��ÙÇß�ā¯��Ä�࿯�GÇāÇ¿�āÇçà�Çà�āį�A�à«�iö�àúóçöā�a¯¥āçö�çö�iö�àúóçöā��à«��ÙÇß�ā¯��Ä�࿯ķ�i��ĸ

2007 – 2015Contact:]çÙ�à«�/��ú�ij�öçÙ�à«ĸÄ��úń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.CitiesEnvironmentTransport.org

Clean Air for Smaller Citiesiį�óöçÓ¯¥ā��Çßú�āç�Çßóöçđ¯�āį��Çö�õĆ�ÙÇāę�Çà�úß�ÙÙ¯ö�¥Çāǯú�Çà�āį��a��H�ö¯¿Ççàĸ�iį�çđ¯ö�ÙÙ�ç¤Ó¯¥āÇđ¯�Çú�āç�«¯đ¯Ùçó��Ù¯�à��Çö�ZÙ�àú�Ƅ��Zúƅ�ºçö�úß�ÙÙ¯ö�¥Çāǯúĸ�iį�project works with the municipalities of Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Palembang and Surakata (Indonesia), yǯàāÇ�à¯� ƄA�ç� Z�]ƅķ� G¯Ù�Ö�� ƄG�Ù�ęúÇ�ƅķ� 2ÙçÇÙç� �à«�Cagayan de Oro (Philippines), Chiang Mai and Nakhon Ratchasima (Thailand), Bac Ninh and Can Tho Ƅyǯāà�ßƅķ��ú�Ē¯ÙÙ��ú�ĒÇāÄ���à¿çà�ƄGę�àß�öƅĸ�

One of the key features of the project is the involvement of stakeholders from the public and private sectors, ¥ÇđÇÙ� úç¥Ç¯āę� �à«� ĆàÇđ¯öúÇāǯúĸ� �¥āÇđÇāǯú� Çà� ƕƓƔƘ� ĒÇÙÙ�focus on:

� Provision of technical advice to participating cities in the development and implementation of their CAPs

� Supporting national agencies in further developing air pollution control legislation

� Anchoring the training approach ‘Train for Clean Air’ in the ASEAN region by institutionalisation in local and national bodies and through the development of new courses

� �úā�¤ÙÇúÄÇà¿���à¯āĒçöÖ�çº��Çö�õĆ�ÙÇāę�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā�¯ėó¯öāú�Çà�āį��a��H�ö¯¿Ççà

� aÄ�öÇà¿� ¯ėó¯öǯ९ú� Çà� āį� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� �à«�implementation of CAPs through national and Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù�¯đ¯àāúĸ

2009 – 2015Contact:G�öāÇà��?çÙ¤�ij�ß�öāÇà�ĸÖçÙ¤ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

www.CitiesForCleanAir.org

Sustainable Port DevelopmentIn cooperation with the ASEAN Ports Association (APA) the project supports selected ports in the ö¯¿Ççà� āç� Çßóöçđ¯� āį� õĆ�ÙÇāę� �à«� ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� çº�their Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) ß�à�¿¯ß¯àāĸ� �Ćöö¯àāÙęķ� āį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� ĒçöÖú� ĒÇāÄ�ports in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam and aims to achieve sustainable development through capacity building, technical assistance on SHE issues and ¥ö¯�āÇà¿�¯àđÇöçà߯àā�Ù��Ē�ö¯à¯úúĸ�

iį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� ºç¥Ćú¯ú� çà� āį� ºçÙÙçĒÇà¿� »¯Ù«ú� çº�cooperation

� Awareness-raising for national-level SHE policies, regulations and inspections

� Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) � Accident rate reduction � Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) � Promoting a regional approach on ship waste and

port waste � aÄ�öÇà¿� ¯ėó¯öǯ९ú� �à«� ¤¯úā� óö�¥āÇ¥¯ú� Çà� āį�

region � Policy development for green/sustainable ports � Reduction of environmental impacts of port �¥āÇđÇāǯúĸ

2009 – 2015Contact:)ö�à¥��aóöçà¿�ij�ºö�à¥�ĸúóöçà¿ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.SustainablePort.org

Supporting the Mekong River Commission in Sustainable hydropower Development in the Lower Mekong Basin

This project advises the MRC on developing and implementing instruments for testing and improving āį� úĆúā�Çà�¤ÇÙÇāę� çº� Äę«öçóçĒ¯ö� óöçÓ¯¥āúĸ� iÄÇú�Çà¥ÙĆ«¯ú� ºçö� ¯ė�ßóÙ¯� ÇàúāöĆ߯àāú� ºçö� �à�ÙęúÇà¿�the impact of hydropower in catchment areas as Ē¯ÙÙ� �ú� �óóöç�¥Ä¯ú� ºçö� ¯úā�¤ÙÇúÄÇà¿� ¤¯à¯»āƎúÄ�öÇà¿�mechanisms within water catchment areas and ¤¯ęçà«� ¤çö«¯öúĸ� 2à� �««ÇāÇçàķ� āį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� óöçßçā¯ú�āį� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯� çº� ¯ėó¯öǯ९ú� ¤¯āĒ¯¯à� đ�öÇçĆú� öÇđ¯ö�basin commissions involved in sustainable hydropower «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāĸ� 2ā� �Ùúç� º�¥ÇÙÇā�ā¯ú� ¤�úÇ¥� �à«� �«đ�९«�āö�ÇàÇà¿�çà�úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�Äę«öçóçĒ¯öĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:ZÄÇÙÇóó�G�¿Ç¯ö��ij�óÄÇÙÇóóĸß�¿Ç¯ö�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

�à¯ö¿ę��º»¥Ç¯à¥ę��à«��ÙÇß�ā¯�Change Mitigation in the Land Transport Sector

The project aims at improving the conditions for Çà¥ö¯�ú¯«� ¯à¯ö¿ę� ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� �à«� ö¯«Ć¥¯«� ¿ö¯¯àÄçĆú¯�gas emissions in the ASEAN region’s land transport ú¯¥āçöĸ� 2ā� óöçđÇ«¯ú� úĆóóçöā� �ā� à�āÇçà�Ù� �à«� ö¯¿Ççà�Ù�levels through work in four areas:

� Development of an ASEAN policy to increase energy ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� �à«� ö¯«Ć¥¯� */*� ¯ßÇúúÇçàú� Çà� āį� Ù�à«�transport sector

� Guidelines and templates for national policies and action plans;

� �¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� çº� �¥āÇçà� óÙ�àú� �à«�߯�úĆö¯ú� Çà� »đ¯�countries, and implementation according to national plans in at least three ASEAN member states

� Development of Measurement, Reporting and y¯öÇ»¥�āÇçà�ƄG]yƅ�úęúā¯ßú�Çà�»đ¯�¥çĆàāöǯúĸ

The project works with policymakers in the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, as well as the ASEAN Secretariat and relevant ASEAN working wroups

At the national level, the project provides policy support to the Ministries of Transport and Environment through training on issues such as Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) and Measurement, ]¯óçöāÇà¿� �à«� y¯öÇ»¥�āÇçà� ƄG]yƅ� Çà� āį� āö�àúóçöā�ú¯¥āçöĸ

At the regional level, activities include events for ¯ė¥Ä�à¿Çà¿� ¤¯úā� óö�¥āÇ¥¯ú� �à«� ó¯¯öƎāçƎó¯¯ö� Ù¯�öàÇà¿ķ�developing publications or providing technical advice ºçö�āį��a��H�a¯¥ö¯ā�öÇ�ā��à«�ĒçöÖÇà¿�¿öçĆóúĸ

2012 – 2015Contact:aā¯º�à���ÖÖ¯ö�ij�úā¯º�àĸ¤�ÖÖ¯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.TransportAndClimateChange.org

GIZ’S ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES ACROSS ThE ASEAN REGION Ƨ CITIES, ENERGy AND TRANSPORT

GIZ/Lucas Wahl

Regional Projects

1615

Project Development Programme Southeast Asia (PDP-SEA) on Renewable Energy and Energy �º»¥Ç¯à¥ę

PDP-SEA is a regional project formed as part of the initiatives “Renewables – Made in Germany” and ŗ�à¯ö¿ę� �º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� Ɛ� G�«¯� Çà� *¯öß�àęŘ� Ć૯ö� āį�German Ministry of Economics and Technology Ƅ�GzÇƅĸ� 2ā� Çú� ÓçÇàāÙę� Çßóٯ߯àā¯«� ¤ę� *2�� �à«� āį�German-Bilateral Chambers of Commerce (AHKs) and focuses on Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and yǯāà�ßĸ

PDP-SEA facilitates partnerships between German �à«� açĆāį�úā� �úÇ�à� ¥çßó�àǯú� �à«� āį� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯�çº� ¯ėó¯öǯ९ķ� ÖàçĒÙ¯«¿¯� �à«� ā¯¥ÄàçÙç¿ęĸ� iį�Programme aims to strengthen project development and implementation in selected renewable energy ú¯¥āçöú��ú�Ē¯ÙÙ��ú�Çà�¯à¯ö¿ę�¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ęĸ

The Programme consists of three modules:

� Information Dissemination and Business Partnerships

� Support of Beacon Projects � aĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�G�öÖ¯ā��¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāĸ

Phase 2 January 2013 – January 2015Contact:iÄçß�ú��Äöç߯āĞÖ��ij�āÄçß�úĸ¥Äöç߯āĞÖ�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMWi

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/renewables-sea.html

Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) II

The long-term aim of the Cities Development Initiative for Asia is to promote sustainable �à«� ¯õĆÇā�¤Ù¯� Ćö¤�à� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� āç� Çßóöçđ¯�environmental and living conditions

CDIA seeks to bridge the gap between strategic city planning on the one hand and urban policies, services �à«�Çàºö�úāöĆ¥āĆö¯�óöçÓ¯¥ā�óö¯ó�ö�āÇçà�çà�āį�çāįöĸ

The operational objectives of CDIA are to improve urban infrastructure and service management through:

� Providing technical assistance in structuring priority infrastructure projects to a stage where āįę� ¥�à� ú¯¥Ćö¯� »à�à¥Çà¿� �à«� įÙóÇà¿� ¥Çāǯú�structure their projects in a way to attract market-based international private investment

� aāö¯à¿āįàÇà¿� Ùç¥�Ù� ÇàúāÇāĆāÇçà�Ù�óö¯ö¯õĆÇúÇā¯ú� ºçö�capital investment in infrastructure projects and urban services

� Promoting regional dialogue and cooperation on urban management in the region to enhance Ù¯�öàÇà¿�ºöçß�¿çç«�Ùç¥�Ù�óö�¥āÇ¥¯úĸ

This project is jointly implemented by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), German Development Bank (KfW), Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, Austrian Ministry of Finance, Swiss Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research (EAER) and the Shanghai Municipal Government

2013 – 2015Contact:�¯öàÄ�ö«��çÄÙ¯�ij�¤¯öàÄ�ö«ĸ«çÄÙ¯ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:KFW, BMZ, ADB, SIDA

www.cdia.asia

ASEAN Renewable Energy Support Programme (ASEAN-RESP)

ASEAN-RESP, together with the ASEAN Center for Energy (ACE), promotes the use of renewable energy technologies in ASEAN member states to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and ensure more úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�óçĒ¯ö�úĆóóÙę�ºçö�āį�ö¯¿Ççàĸ

ASEAN-RESP implements activities to help all ASEAN member states make better use of policies and ¯ėó¯öǯ९��à«�¯ė¥Ä�࿯�ÖàçĒƎÄçĒĸ�ZöçÓ¯¥ā��¥āÇđÇāǯú�revolve around three themes:

� Support and advice on the formulation of renewable ¯à¯ö¿ę� óçÙǥǯú� ƄÇĸ¯ĸ� »à�à¥Çà¿� ߯¥Ä�àÇúßúķ�bankability of renewable energy projects, alignment of technical standards and procedures)

� Networking between ASEAN member states and interaction of relevant stakeholders

� Capacity-building and training for practitioners and «¯¥ÇúÇçà�ß�Ö¯öú�Çà�āį�ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯�¯à¯ö¿ę�ú¯¥āçöĸ

By identifying and promoting best practices, ASEAN-]�aZ�¯àÄ�९ú�ö¯¿Ççà�Ù�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçà��à«�Çàā¯¿ö�āÇçàĸ�iį� ú¯āĆó� �à«� úā¯¯öÇà¿� çº� ¯ėó¯öā� à¯āĒçöÖú� �à«�the development of dissemination models for úĆ¥¥¯úúºĆÙ�¯ė�ßóÙ¯ú�çº�ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯�¯à¯ö¿ę��óóÙÇ¥�āÇçàú�¥çßóٯ߯àā�āį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�úāö�ā¯¿ęĸ

2013 – 2016Contact:�öà¯�a¥ÄĒ¯ÇàºĆöāÄ�ij�ö¯úóń�ú¯�à¯à¯ö¿ęĸçö¿

Donor:BMZ

resp.aseanenergy.org

Integrated Resource Management in Asian Cities: Urban Nexus

iį� ö¯¿Ççà�Ù� óöçÓ¯¥ā� Çú� ā�ö¿¯ā¯«� �ā� ā¯à� ¥Çāǯú� Çà� úÇė�countries in East Asia (China, Indonesia, Mongolia, ZÄÇÙÇóóÇà¯úķ�iÄ�ÇÙ�à«��à«�yǯāà�ßƅĸ�2ā�úĆóóçöāú�¯ººçöāú�çº�āį�¥Çāǯú�āç�«¯đ¯Ùçó��à«�Çßóٯ߯àā�úçƎ¥�ÙÙ¯«�à¯ėĆú�initiatives, which target the interrelated use of scarce ö¯úçĆö¥¯ú� Ē�ā¯öķ� ¯à¯ö¿ę� �à«� ºçç«ĸ� iįú¯� �ö¯� Ö¯ę� āç�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā�Çà�āį�¥Çāǯú��à«�¥çĆàāöǯú�¥ç९ö௫ĸ�iį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�ó�öāà¯öú�ĒÇāÄ�nH�a��Zĸ

The project promotes the implementation of integrated urban resource management to support energy, water and food security in selected cities, thus contributing āç�ßçö¯�úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�Ćö¤�à�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāĸ�iį�¿ç�Ù�Çú�āç�develop institutional and personnel-related capacities ºçö�Çàā¯¿ö�ā¯«�Ćö¤�à�ö¯úçĆö¥¯�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àāĸ

The module pursues the following main objectives:

� Zö�¥āÇ¥¯Ǝçöǯàā¯«�à¯ėĆú� ÇàÇāÇ�āÇđ¯ú� Çà� ú¯Ù¯¥ā¯«� ¥Çāǯú�as a test for innovative approaches and as a vehicle to support change in governance structures achieving more integrated planning and management

� �� ö¯¿Ççà�Ù� ¯ė¥Ä�࿯� óÙ�āºçöß� āÄ�ā� ĆāÇÙÇЯú� ¯ėā¯öà�Ù�ÖàçĒƎÄçĒ� Ƅ¯ĸ¿ĸ� đÇ�� óöÇđ�ā¯� ú¯¥āçöķ� ĆàÇđ¯öúÇāǯú�¯ā¥ĸƅķ� āç� «¯đ¯Ùçó� �� ¤¯āā¯ö� Ć૯öúā�à«Çà¿� �à«� ÓçÇàā�¯àÄ�९߯àā�çº�Çàā¯¿ö�ā¯«�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā�óö祯«Ćö¯úĸ

2013 – 2015Contact:]ĆāÄ��öÙ¤¯¥Ö�ij�]ĆāÄĸ�öÙ¤¯¥Öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

GIZ’S ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES ACROSS ThE ASEAN REGION Ƨ CITIES, ENERGy AND TRANSPORT

Jordi Anguera

Regional Projects

GIZ/Lucas Wahl

1817

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

Climate Change Policyŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� Philippines

ŏ� Thailand

ŏ� Vietnam

ŏ� Malaysia

Forestry/REDD+ŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� A�çú

ŏ� Philippines

ŏ� Vietnam

Agriculture/Natural Resource Managementŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� Vietnam

ŏ� A�çú

ŏ� Cambodia

Bilateral / Country Projects

Renewable Energyŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� Philippines

ŏ� Thailand

ŏ� Vietnam

�ÙÇß�ā¯�Zöçç»à¿ŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� Philippines

ŏ� Vietnam

ŏ� A�çú

ŏ� Thailand

ŏ� Myanmar

Climate Financeŏ� Indonesia

ŏ� A�çú

ŏ� Philippines

ŏ� Vietnam

2019

German international cooperation with Cambodia on behalf of the German Ministry for

�¥çàçßÇ¥��ççó¯ö�āÇçà��à«��¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� Ƅ�G�ƅ�¤¯¿�à� Çà�ƔƜƜƗĸ�*2��úĆóóçöāú� úç¥Ç�Ù��à«�

¯¥çàçßÇ¥�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� Çà� �à� ¯ººçöā� āç� ºçúā¯ö� ó¯�¥¯ķ� ÓĆúāÇ¥¯� �à«� ö¯¥çà¥ÇÙÇ�āÇçàĸ��¥āÇđÇāǯú�

include capacity development in government institutions and civil society, taking special

�¥¥çĆàā�çº�āį�¥çĆàāöęŔú�«Çº»¥ĆÙā�ó�úāĸ

While Cambodia has made good progress in political and economic reconstruction since

āį�¯à«�çº�āį�¥ÇđÇÙ�Ē�öķ�ßÇÙÙÇçàú�çº�öĆö�Ù�óççö�ú¯¯�ÙÇāāÙ¯�çº�āį�Ē¯�ÙāÄ�¿¯à¯ö�ā¯«�¥Äǯ½ę�Çà�

āį�āçĆöÇúß��à«�ā¯ėāÇÙ¯�Çà«Ćúāöǯú�Çà�Ćö¤�à�¥¯àāö¯úĸ

GIZ’s activities that deal with environment and natural resource management are focused

çà�āį��ö¯��çº�öĆö�Ù�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā��à«��¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö¯ĸ

Cambodia GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

Regional Economic Development – Green Belt, Siem Reap Province

In cooperation with the Council of Ministers (COM), the Green Belt Programme in the province of Siem Reap aims at improving economic inclusion of the öĆö�Ù�óççöĸ��2ā�ú¯¯Öú�āç�¤ççúā�úß�ÙÙÄçÙ«¯ö��¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö�Ù�productivity by facilitating public-private initiatives çà� ā¯¥ÄàÇ¥�Ù� ¯ėó¯öāÇú¯ķ� ÄÇ¿ÄƎõĆ�ÙÇāę� ú¯¯«ú� �à«�ß端öà� ¯õĆÇó߯àāĸ� )Ćöāįößçö¯ķ� āį� óöç¿ö�ß߯�seeks to leverage the economic potential of the tourism industry for rural development through regional economic promotion and regional ß�à�¿¯ß¯àāĸ

2007 – 2015Contact:G�öāÇà�NöāÄ�ij�ß�öāÇàĸçöāÄń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

GIZ/Ursula Meissner

2221

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Due to its importance within the region, Indonesia is one of the key development partners

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priority areas for German development, the other two being:pPrivate-sector development

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Indonesia

2423

Forests and Climate Change Programme (FORCLIME)

)N]�A2G�� Çú� Çßóٯ߯àā¯«� ÓçÇàāÙę� ¤ę� *2�� Ƅā¯¥ÄàÇ¥�Ù�cooperation, TC) and German Development Bank KfW Ƅ»à�à¥Ç�Ù�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçàķ�)�ƅ�

The programme’s overall objective is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the forest sector while improving the livelihoods of Indonesia’s öĆö�Ù� ¥çßßĆàÇāǯúĸ� )N]�A2G�� �úúÇúāú� āį�2à«çà¯úÇ�à�¿çđ¯öà߯àā�Çà�«¯úÇ¿àÇà¿��à«�Çßóٯ߯àāÇà¿�Ù¯¿�Ùķ� óçÙÇ¥ę� � �à«� � ÇàúāÇāĆāÇçà�Ù� � ö¯ºçößú� � ºçö� � āį�¥çàú¯öđ�āÇçà���à«�úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā�çº�ºçö¯úāú��ā� āį� Ùç¥�Ùķ� óöçđÇà¥Ç�Ù� �à«� à�āÇçà�Ù� Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ� ZöçđÇ«Çà¿�«¯¥ÇúÇçàƎß�Ö¯öú�ĒÇāÄ�̄ ėó¯öǯ९�çº�ÄçĒ�]���ű�¥�à�¤¯�implemented and supporting REDD+ demonstration �¥āÇđÇāǯú��ö¯�Ö¯ę�º¯�āĆö¯ú�çº�āį�óöç¿ö�ß߯ĸ

Technical Cooperation pertains to the provision of ú¯öđÇ¥¯ú�Çà�»đ¯�úāö�ā¯¿Ç¥��ö¯�ú��ā�āį�à�āÇçà�Ùķ�óöçđÇà¥Ç�Ù��à«�«ÇúāöÇ¥ā�Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ

Financial cooperation is undertaken through a district-level approach that provides services such as the establishment of District Reference Emission A¯đ¯Ùú�Ƅ]�Aúƅ��à«�āį�Çßóٯ߯àā�āÇçà�çº�«ÇúāöÇ¥āƎĒÇ«¯�monitoring systems for measuring carbon emissions from deforestation and forest degradation

� Implementation of demonstration activities based on ‘carbon-sensitive’ land-use, with the aim of promoting sustainable land use and creating alternative income opportunities

� �¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� �à«� ā¯úāÇà¿� çº� »à�à¥Çà¿� �à«�]���ű�ó�ę߯àā�߯¥Ä�àÇúßúĸ

2009 – 2014ĒÇāÄ�óçúúǤٯ�¯ėā¯àúÇçà�ĆàāÇÙ�ƕƓƔƙ

Contact:]çÙº�?ö¯Ğ«çöà�ij�öçÙºĸÖö¯Ğ«çöàń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

www.forclime.org

Indonesia

Database for the Management of Information on Adaptation to Climate Change (DATACLIM)

��i��A2G��Çßú�āç�úĆóóçöā�āį�2à«çà¯úÇ�à�à�āÇçà�Ù�weather service in its mandate to provide essential climate change data and information and strengthen its capacity to create a ‘Climate Change Information a¯öđÇ¥¯Ŕ�āç�ß�ā¥Ä�Ćú¯ö�«¯ß�à«úĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:*¯öÄ�ö«�]�óóçÙ«�¿¯öÄ�ö«ĸö�óóçÙ«ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.dataclim.org

Promotion of Least Cost Renewables in Indonesia (LCORE)

A�N]��ĒçöÖú� Çà� ¥çÙÙ�¤çö�āÇçà�ĒÇāÄ� āį� 2à«çà¯úÇ�à�Directorate General for New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation (DGNREEC) and supports the planning and implementation of new and best practice approaches to harness the country’s renewable energy potential through policy advice �à«�óöçÓ¯¥ā�Çßóٯ߯àā�āÇçàĸ

A�N]�� �Çßú� āç� Çßóٯ߯àā� ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯� ¯à¯ö¿ę� óÇÙçā�óöçÓ¯¥āú� ĒÄÇÙ¯� �¥ÄǯđÇà¿� ¤¯à¯»¥Ç�Ù� ¥çúā� ö�āÇçú�in electricity generation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to the country’s úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�¯¥çàçßÇ¥��à«�¯àđÇöçà߯àā�Ù�¿ç�Ùúĸ

Involving government institutions and private-sector stakeholders, this approach is applied in three main areas:

� z�úā¯�āç�¯à¯ö¿ęĻ�ĆāÇÙÇú�āÇçà�çº�¤Ççß�úú�Ē�úā¯�ºöçß�the agricultural industry for power generation;

� �ǯú¯Ù� ºĆ¯Ù� ú�đ¯öĻ� úƤúāÇāĆāÇçà� çº� «Ç¯ú¯Ù� ºĆ¯Ù�through grid-connected renewable energy power plants;

� New applications in off-grid renewable energy úĆóóÙęĸ

2012 – 2015Contact:]Ć«çÙº�]�Ć¥Ä�ij�öĆ«çÙºĸö�Ć¥Äń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.lcore-indonesia.or.id

Policy Advice on Environment and Climate Change (PAKLIM)

As one of the world’s largest emitters of greenhouse gases (GHG), Indonesia sees the need to put well-planned and coordinated strategies into practice to º�¥¯�¥Ćöö¯àā��à«�ºĆāĆö¯�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�Ùٯ࿯úĸ

Z�?A2G� úĆóóçöāú� āį� *çđ¯öà߯àā� çº� 2à«çà¯úÇ�� Çà�Çāú� ¿ç�Ù� āç� ö¯«Ć¥¯�*/*�¯ßÇúúÇçàú�¤ę� �ā� Ù¯�úā� ƕƙŞ�¤ę�ƕƓƕƓ�¤ę�óöçßçāÇà¿��à«�Çßóٯ߯àāÇà¿�¥ÙÇß�ā¯Ǝºöǯà«Ùę�߯�úĆö¯úĸ�iÄÇú�Çà¥ÙĆ«¯úĻ

� Climate change mitigation policy advice; � Climate change mitigation in industries and

industrial estates; and � Climate change education and awareness-ö�ÇúÇà¿ĸ�

Z�?A2G� ĒçöÖú� ĒÇāÄ� āį� 2à«çà¯úÇ�à� GÇàÇúāöę� çº�the Environment (MoE), the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas), the Ministry of Industry (Mol), the Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA), the Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC), the Ministry of Finance (MoF), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) as well as cooperating óöçđÇà¥Ç�ÙƎ��à«�¥ÇāęƎÙ¯đ¯Ù�¿çđ¯öà߯àā�Çà��¯àāö�Ù�=�đ�ķ��ç¿ę�Ö�öā�ķ��à«���úā�=�đ�ĸ�iį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�úĆóóçöāú�Ùç¥�Ù�governments in the development of integrated action plans, as well as working with industry and civil society çö¿�àÇú�āÇçàúĸ

2009 – 2016Contact:aā¯º�à��Ćà«ú¥Ä¯ö¯ö�ij�úā¯º�àĸ¤Ćà«ú¥Ä¯ö¯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:�G�ķ�Ƅ�Ćú�2��ƕƓƔƓƎƕƓƔƕƅ

www.paklim.org

Energising Development (EnDev Indonesia)

EnDev works with the Indonesian Directorate General for New and Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation (DGNREEC) to support public and private sector initiatives to provide rural communities with off-¿öÇ«�¯Ù¯¥āöÇ¥Çāęĸ�aĆóóçöā�ºç¥Ćú¯ú�çàĻ

� Pre- and post-implementation technical planning and review

� �¯à¯»¥Ç�öę�¥çßßĆàÇāę�¥�ó�¥Çāę�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā � Sustainability measures (productive use of energy,

SMS-based communication platform) � Monitoring and evaluation of key performance Çà«Ç¥�āçöúĸ

2009 – 2014Contact:]Ć«çÙº�]�Ć¥Ä�ij�öĆ«çÙºĸö�Ć¥Äń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:EnDev Multi-donor fund (BMZ, DEGIS, NORAD, DiFID)

www.endev-indonesia.or.id

Sustainable Urban Transport Improvement Project (SUTIP)

SUTIP is an Indonesian-German cooperation programme aimed at supporting the development of ¯à¯ö¿ę�¯º»¥Ç¯àā� �à«� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ºöǯà«Ùę�Ćö¤�à� āö�àúóçöāĸ�The programme collaborates with Indonesia’s Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas), Ministry of Transportation and selected city governments on:

� Policies regulations, strategic planning � Implementation of public transport � Travel demand management measures � Non-motorized transport � iö�àúÇāƎçöǯàā¯«�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāĸ

2009 – 2014Contact:/�àú�nÙöÇ¥Ä�)ĆÄöÖ¯�ij�Ä�àúĸºĆÄöÖ¯ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.sutip.org

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

GIZ/FORCLIME

2625

Laos

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Despite far-reaching reforms to encourage greater opening of the market, institutional

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Environmental resource management work and activities addressing climate change cut

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including the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Mekong River

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2827

Integrated Nature Conservation and Sustainable Resource Management in the hin Nam No Region

The project aims to protect the biodiversity of the Hin Nam No (HNN) National Protected Area by developing collaborative management between the ó�öÖ��ĆāÄçöÇāǯú��à«� Ùç¥�Ù�đÇÙÙ�¿¯úĸ� 2ā�çó¯ö�ā¯ú�ĒÇāÄÇà�āį� ¥çàā¯ėā� çº� āį� à�āÇçà�Ù� ºçö¯úāöę� úāö�ā¯¿ęķ� āį�à�āÇçà�Ù�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�úāö�ā¯¿ę��ú�Ē¯ÙÙ��ú� āį�A�ç�»đ¯Ǝę¯�ö�à�āÇçà�Ù�úç¥ÇçƎ¯¥çàçßÇ¥�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā�óÙ�àĸ�

It also provides policy advice on legislative frameworks of collaborative management and nature conservation and supports the application as a UNESCO world įöÇā�¿¯�úÇā¯ĸ

2010 – 2013Contact:*¯çö¿��Ć¥ÄÄçÙĞ�ij�¿¯çö¿ĸ¤Ć¥ÄÄçÙĞń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

www.giz.de/en/worldwide/17453.html

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Promotion of Climate-related Environmental Education (ProCEEd)

ProCEEd aims to increase knowledge and awareness of environmental protection, biodiversity and ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ¥Ä�࿯� Çà� A�çú� āÄöçĆ¿Ä� �� ĒÇ«¯� ö�࿯� çº�¯«Ć¥�āÇçà��à«�¥çßßĆàÇ¥�āÇçà��¥āÇđÇāǯúĸ�

This project is implemented with the Department of Environmental Quality Promotion (DEQP) under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) and cooperates with other government ÇàúāÇāĆāÇçàú��à«�¥ÇđÇÙ�úç¥Ç¯āę�çö¿�àÇú�āÇçàúĸ

Project activities include:

� ]¯đÇúÇçà� çº� A�çúŔ� H�āÇçà�Ù� aāö�ā¯¿ę� çà�Environmental Education and Awareness and Action Plan

� Mass media and non-formal environmental education campaigns

� Integration of environmental components into đç¥�āÇçà�Ù�¯«Ć¥�āÇçàĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:GÇ¥Ä�¯Ù�iöç¥Ö¯à¤öç«ā�ij�ßÇ¥Ä�¯Ùĸāöç¥Ö¯à¤öç«āń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.laos-proceed.com

Climate Protection through Avoided Deforestation (CLiPAD)

�ÙÇZ���úĆóóçöāú�A�çú�Çà�Çāú�]���ű�]¯�«Çà¯úú�óö祯úú�through national policy advice, capacity development and institutional support in the area of forests and ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ¥Ä�࿯� ßÇāÇ¿�āÇçàĸ� 2ā� ĒçöÖú� ¥Ùçú¯Ùę� ĒÇāÄ�āį� »à�à¥Ç�Ù� ¥çßóçà¯àāķ� Çßóٯ߯àā¯«� ¤ę� *¯öß�à�development bank KfW, in testing pro-poor REDD+ mechanisms in two pilot provinces: Houaphan and a�ę�¤çĆöęĸ�

NĆāóĆāú�Çà¥ÙĆ«¯���߯�úĆöÇà¿ķ�ö¯óçöāÇà¿��à«�đ¯öÇ»¥�āÇçà�(MRV) system, awareness raising, institutional structures and legal frameworks, REDD+ compliant land-use plans and the establishment of conservation contracts considering alternative livelihoods for local ¥çßßĆàÇāǯúĸ��AÇZ����Ùúç�úĆóóçöāú�āį�¿çđ¯öà߯àā�Çà�ö¯đÇúÇà¿�āį�)çö¯úāöę�A�Ēĸ

2009 – 2014Contact:*¯çö¿��Ć¥ÄÄçÙĞ�¿¯çö¿ĸ¤Ć¥ÄÄçÙĞń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.giz.de/themen/de/34130.htm

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

GIZ/Lucas WahlGIZ/Lucas Wahl GIZ/Lucas Wahl

3029

Philippines

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GIZ has been implementing projects to promote economic, ecological and social

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Development (BMZ) and the German Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation

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Environmental protection, climate change mitigation and rural development are key focal

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Several regional programmes are also based in the Philippines and managed by GIZ from

G�àÇÙ�ĸ� iįú¯� Çà¥ÙĆ«¯� óöç¿ö�ß߯ú� ºçö� úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯� Ćö¤�à� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� Çà� �úÇ�ķ� úç¥Ç�Ù�

ú¯¥ĆöÇāęķ�į�ÙāÄ�Çà�ú¥ÄççÙú��à«�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�Çà�āį��a��H��ö¯�ĸ

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Environment and Rural Development Programme (EnRD)

The Philippines witnessed a grave deterioration of its natural resources due to rapid population growth and Ćà¥çàāöçÙÙ¯«��à«�Ćà¯õĆ�Ù��¥¥¯úú�āç�à�āĆö�Ù�ö¯úçĆö¥¯úĸ�H�āĆö�Ù� «Çú�úā¯öú� úĆ¥Ä� �ú� āęóÄççàúķ� ½çç«ú� �à«�Ù�à«úÙÇ«¯ú�«¯úāöçę�đ�ÙĆ�¤Ù¯��¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö�Ù�Ù�à«úĸ

As a response, ENRD was conceived to improve the livelihood of the rural population through rural development agencies to sustainably manage natural ö¯úçĆö¥¯ú��à«�óöçßçā¯�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāĸ�iį�óöç¿ö�ß�Ä�ú�úÇė�¥çßóçà¯àāúĻ

� Policy dialogue & strategic steering � Natural resource governance, focusing on spatial

development planning � Integrated coastal management � Community-based forestry � Food security � Disaster risk management

EnRD is jointly implemented through the Convergence 2àÇāÇ�āÇđ¯ķ�¥çßóçú¯«�çº�āį��¯ó�öā߯àā�çº��¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö¯�Ƅ��ƅķ� āį��¯ó�öā߯àā�çº��¿ö�öÇ�à�]¯ºçöß� Ƅ��]ƅķ� āį�Department of Environment and Natural Resources Ƅ��H]ƅķ� āį� �¯ó�öā߯àā� çº� āį� 2àā¯öÇçö� �à«� Ùç¥�Ù�¿çđ¯öà߯àā��ĆàÇāú

2005 – 2014Contact:z�Ùā¯ö�a�ÙЯö�ij�Ē�Ùā¯öĸú�ÙЯöń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

www.enrdph.org

Philippines

Adaptation to Climate Change in Coastal Areas (ACCCoast)

ACCCoast helps coordinate the development of national climate change adaptation strategies and the implementation of selected measures to protect and increase the resiliency of the coastal ¯àđÇöçà߯àā��à«�¥çßßĆàÇāǯúĸ

The project supports strengthening Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and MPA networks to reduce úāö¯úú� Çà� ¥ç�úā�Ù� »úįöǯú� �à«� à�āĆö�Ù� Ä�¤Çā�āúĸ� 2ā�aims to improve the capacity of coastal managers to reduce vulnerability of coastal areas to climate ¥Ä�࿯ķ�öÇúÇà¿�ú¯��Ù¯đ¯Ùú��à«�įǿÄā¯à¯«�½çç«�öÇúÖúĸ

It works closely with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB), and some of its initiatives aim to contribute to the Coral Triangle 2àÇāÇ�āÇđ¯�H�āÇçà�Ù�ZÙ�à�çº��¥āÇçàĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¥ÄÇöß�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¥ÄÇößń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Indigenous Practices for Conservation of Biodiversity

The project supports the recognition and use of Çà«Ç¿¯àçĆú� óö�¥āÇ¥¯ú� ºçö� ¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę� ¥çàú¯öđ�āÇçàĸ�Together with the implementing agencies National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), the project focuses on the documentation of indigenous practices for biodiversity conservation, fostering cooperation and increasing recognition of these practices among relevant stakeholders and actual biodiversity conservation within selected óÇÙçā� �ö¯�úĸ� 2à� āÄÇú� ¥çàā¯ėāķ� āį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� úĆóóçöāú�the commitment of the Philippines for a stronger recognition of the rights and the role of indigenous ó¯çóÙ¯�Çà�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�¥çàú¯öđ�āÇçàĸ

2012 – 2014Ƅāç�¤¯�¯ėā¯à«¯«�āç�ƔƕĵƕƓƔƛƅ

Contact:aā¯óÄ�àǯƎa¥Ä¯ÙÙƎ)�Ć¥çà�ij�úā¯óÄ�àǯĸú¥Ä¯ÙÙƎº�Ć¥çàń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

coseram.caraga.dilg.gov.ph

Forest and Climate Protection (ForClim), Panay

The project supports the protection of a large forest �ö¯�� ĒÇāÄ� ¿Ùç¤�ÙÙę� úÇ¿àÇ»¥�àā� ¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę� Çà� Z�à�ę�Island and the promotion of sustainable use of natural ö¯úçĆö¥¯ú�Çà�āį��«Ó�¥¯àā�¥çßßĆàÇāǯúĸ

Approaches for the project include:

� �úā�¤ÙÇúÄ߯àā� çº� ºçö¯úā� Ù�à«� Ćú¯� óÙ�àú� Ƅ)AnZƅ�for sustainable decentralized management and protection of resources by local communities

� Establishment of protection areas for endangered ½çö���à«�º�Ćà�

� Reforestation, forest rehabilitation and agro-forestry measures in selected buffer zones

� Creation of alternative income opportunities in the buffer zone

� Promotion of alternative energy from biomass and fuel wood plantations

ForClim works with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the Provincial Development Council, and the local government units çº�¯�¥Ä�ßĆàÇ¥Çó�ÙÇāę�ÇàđçÙđ¯«ĸ

2010 – 2014Contact:z�Ùā¯ö�a�ÙЯö�ij�Ē�Ùā¯öĸú�ÙЯöń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

National REDD+ System

The project supports the Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), relevant government agencies, local government units, local communities and indigenous groups in using a national framework based on internationally-recognised ecological and social safeguards to reduce GHG emissions from deforestation and forest degradation �à«� �¥Äǯđ¯� ¥çƎ¤¯à¯»āúķ� úĆ¥Ä� �ú� ¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�¥çàú¯öđ�āÇçà��à«�ÙÇđ¯ÙÇÄçç«ú�Çßóöçđ¯ß¯àāĸ

2012 – 2017Contact:�¯öà«ƎG�öÖĆú�AÇúú�ij�¤¯öà«Ǝß�öÖĆúĸÙÇúúń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Protected Area Management Enhancement in the Philippines (PAME-Ph)

Z�G�ƎZ/� �Çßú� āç� ¯àÄ�९� āį� ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā� çº� ƙƓ�¯ėÇúāÇà¿� óöçā¯¥ā¯«� �ö¯�ú� ƄZ�úƅķ� �à«� ¯úā�¤ÙÇúÄ� �ā� Ù¯�úā�ƔƓƓ� à¯Ē� ā¯öö¯úāöÇ�Ù� çö� ß�öÇà¯� Z�ú� Ć૯ö� «Çºº¯ö¯àā�management regimes (nationally designated or through Ùç¥�Ù�Ù¯¿ÇúÙ�āÇçàƅ�Çà�Ö¯ę�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę��ö¯�úĸ

The project involves enhancing the management skills �à«�ā¯¥ÄàÇ¥�Ù�̄ ėó¯öāÇú¯�çº�̄ ßóÙçę¯¯ú��ā�āį��¯ó�öā߯àā�çº��àđÇöçà߯àā��à«�H�āĆö�Ù�]¯úçĆö¥¯ú�Ƅ��H]ƅĸ�2ā��Ùúç�supports studies into management effectiveness in ¯ėÇúāÇà¿�óöçā¯¥ā¯«��ö¯�úĸ�Z�öāÇ¥ĆÙ�ö�¯ßóÄ�úÇú�Çú�óÙ�¥¯«�on the establishment of new protected areas under innovative co-management between DENR and local �ĆāÄçöÇāǯúĸ�iį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�óöçßçā¯ú� āį� Çàāöç«Ć¥āÇçà�çº�enhanced knowledge management by DENR and raises óƤÙÇ¥��Ē�ö¯à¯úú�çº�āį�đ�ÙĆ¯�çº�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāęĸ

2012 – 2017Contact:�¯öāÄçÙ«�a¥ÄÇöß�ij�¤¯öāÄçÙ«ĸú¥ÄÇößń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.giz.de/en/worldwide/18221.html

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

Jordi Anguera

3433

Climate-relevant Modernisation of National Forest Policy and Piloting of REDD+ Measures

The project supports the national REDD+ strategy by developing a framework to protect and sustainably manage forests and conserve biodiversity while providing incentives to local communities:

� �Ù�öÇ»¥�āÇçà� çº� Ù�à«� ā¯àĆö¯ķ� ú¯¥ĆöÇāę� çº� Ù�à«ƎĆú¯�öÇ¿Äāú��à«�ÙÇđ¯ÙÇÄçç«úķ�¥çà½Ç¥ā�ßÇāÇ¿�āÇçà

� Development of a prototype system for REDD+ G¯�úĆöÇà¿ķ� ]¯óçöāÇà¿� �à«� y¯öÇ»¥�āÇçà� ƄG]yƅ� �à«�úāö¯à¿āįàÇà¿�çº�¯ėÇúāÇà¿�úāöĆ¥āĆö¯ú�

� Capacity building and training to support planning and implementation of climate-relevant forest measures

� ZöçđÇúÇçà�çº�»à�à¥Ç�Ù�úĆóóçöā�ºçö�ºçö¯úā�ö¯Ä�¤ÇÙÇā�āÇçà�and reforestation

� Establishment of agro-forestry and village development systems

2009 – 2013Contact:�¯öà«ƎG�öÖĆú�AÇúú�ij�¤¯öà«Ǝß�öÖĆúĸÙÇúúń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMU

Philippines

Promotion of Green Economic Development (ProGED)

Partnering with the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), ProGED aims for micro-, small- and medium-enterprises (MSMEs) as well as relevant government institutions to implement environment-ºöǯà«Ùę��à«�Çà¥ÙĆúÇđ¯�úāö�ā¯¿Ç¯ú��à«�߯�úĆö¯úĸ

The project’s multi-level approach combines policy advice, project implementation and showcasing «¯ßçàúāö�¤Ù¯� ¯ºº¯¥āú� �ā� āį� Ùç¥�Ù� Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ� Zöç*��� Çú�organised along three lines of intervention:

� Information and awareness on green economic development

� Green service facilitation and matchmaking � Green framework conditions

Starting in the provinces of Bohol and Cebu and in the tourism value chain, ProGED through DTI plans to replicate the project in other areas based on the ¯ėó¯öǯ९�¿�Ç௫ĸ���ßĆÙāÇāĆ«¯�çº�úā�Ö¯ÄçÙ«¯öú�ºöçß�āį�óƤÙÇ¥��à«�óöÇđ�ā¯�ú¯¥āçö�Çú�ÇàđçÙđ¯«ĸĸ

2013 – 2015Contact:yçÙÖ¯ö�aā¯Ç¿¯öĒ�Ù«�ij�đçÙÖ¯öĸúā¯Ç¿¯öĒ�Ù«ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.greeneconomy.ph

Supporting the Implementation of the National Climate Change Action Plan

The project supports the Philippine Climate Change Commission in the implementation of the country’s National Framework Strategy on Climate Change and āį�H�āÇçà�Ù��ÙÇß�ā¯��Ä�࿯��¥āÇçà�ZÙ�à�ƕƓƔƔƎƕƓƕƛĻ

� Strengthening the capacity of the Climate Change �çßßÇúúÇçà� Çà� «¯đ¯ÙçóÇà¿� óçÙǥǯú� �à«� »à�à¥Çà¿�options and in monitoring and reporting on climate ¥Ä�࿯�ßÇāÇ¿�āÇçà��à«��«�óā�āÇçàĸ

� Increasing capacities at the local level to develop and implement climate strategies and action plans

� Supporting the Department of Energy and relevant institutions in designing the regulations for the ¿¯à¯ö�āÇçà�çº�ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯�¯à¯ö¿ęĸ

� Awareness building, information and knowledge ¯ė¥Ä�࿯��ā�āį�à�āÇçà�Ùķ�ö¯¿Ççà�Ù��à«�Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù�Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ

2012 – 2015Contact:�¯öà«ƎG�öÖĆú�AÇúú�ij��¯öà«Ǝß�öÖĆúĸÙÇúúń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

GIZ/Robert Riethmueller

3635

Thailand

2àā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù� ¥ççó¯ö�āÇçà� ¤¯āĒ¯¯à� *¯öß�àę� �à«� iÄ�ÇÙ�à«� ¤¯¿�à� Çà� ƔƜƘƜ� ĒÇāÄ� āį�founding of what was to become King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology North Bangkok Ƅ?G2iH�ƅĸ� 2à� āį� »öúā� º¯Ē� «¯¥�«¯úķ� óöÇçöÇāę� �ö¯�ú� çº� ¥ççó¯ö�āÇçà�Ē¯ö¯� �¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö�Ù� �à«�öĆö�Ù�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā��à«�đç¥�āÇçà�Ù�āö�ÇàÇà¿ĸ��ú�iÄ�ÇÙ�à«�Ć૯öĒ¯àā���ö�óÇ«��à«�úĆ¥¥¯úúºĆÙ�transition to an emerging economy, the focus of cooperation increasingly shifted in the ƔƜƜƓú�āçĒ�ö«ú� Çà«ĆúāöÇ�ÙÇú�āÇçà�óö祯úú¯úķ�ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯�¯à¯ö¿ęķ�ß端öàÇú�āÇçà�çº�āį�úā�ā¯ķ��à«�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯�ßÇāÇ¿�āÇçàĸ

]�óÇ«� ¯¥çàçßÇ¥� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àāķ� ÄçĒ¯đ¯öķ� Çú� ¥�ĆúÇà¿� úÇ¿àÇ»¥�àā� ¯¥çÙç¿Ç¥�Ù� úāö¯úú¯ú� Çà�iÄ�ÇÙ�à«ĸ�GçāçöÇú�āÇçà� �à«� Çà«ĆúāöÇ�Ù�Ē�úā¯� �ö¯�óçÙÙĆāÇà¿� �Çö� �à«�Ē�ā¯ö� ö¯úçĆö¥¯úķ�ĒÄÇÙ¯�Ćö¤�à� úóö�ĒÙ� �à«� «¯ºçö¯úā�āÇçà� �ö¯� óĆāāÇà¿� Ē¯āÙ�à«ú� �à«� ĒÇÙ«ÙǺ¯� Çà� Ó¯çó�ö«ęĸ� A�à«�degradation and a loss of biodervity threaten to erode not just the livelihoods of rural ó¯çóÙ¯ķ�¤Ćā��Ùúç�çóóçöāĆàÇāǯú�ºçö�¿ö¯¯à�āçĆöúÇßĸ

GIZ’s environment and natural resource management activities in Thailand are conducted in the following areas:� ŏ�aĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�¥çàúĆßóāÇçà��à«�óöç«Ć¥āÇçà�� ŏ��àđÇöçà߯àā�Ù�óöçā¯¥āÇçà��à«�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯�ßÇāÇ¿�āÇçà�� ŏ��à¯ö¿ę�¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę��à«�ö¯à¯Ē�¤Ù¯�¯à¯ö¿Ç¯ú� ŏ��¿öÇ¥ĆÙāĆö¯��à«�ºçç«�ú¯¥ĆöÇāę�� ŏ�aĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�Ćö¤�à�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā��à«�āö�àúóçöā� ŏ�]¯¿Ççà�Ù�Çàā¯¿ö�āÇçà��à«�açĆāÄƐaçĆāÄ�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçàĸ�

Within the framework of South–South cooperation, bilateral programmes are increasingly evolving into triangular cooperation in which Thailand and Germany provide joint «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� �úúÇúā�९� Çà� çāįö� açĆāį�úā��úÇ�à� ¥çĆàāöǯúķ� àçā�¤Ùę� ��ߤç«Ç�ķ� āį� A�ç�Z¯çóÙ¯Ŕú��¯ßç¥ö�āÇ¥�]¯óƤÙÇ¥ķ��à«�yǯāà�ßĸ

3837

Thailand GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

Sustainable Palm Oil Production for Bioenergy

The project supports the entire Thai palm oil industry Çà�óöç«Ć¥Çà¿�ó�Ùß�çÇÙ�ßçö¯�úĆúā�Çà�¤Ùęĸ�2à�āį�¥�Ćú¯�çº�āį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�āį�¿Ùç¤�ÙÙę�»öúā�Ç૯ó¯à«¯àā�úß�ÙÙÄçÙ«¯öú�Ä�đ¯� ¤¯¯à� ¥¯öāÇ»¯«� ĒÇāÄ� āį� ]aZNƎúā�à«�ö«ĸ� */*Ǝcalculations for the palm oil industry have been ¥çà¥ÙĆ«¯«ĸ

2009 – 2013Contact:��àǯÙ�G�ę�ij�«�àǯÙĸß�ęń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/palm-oil.html

Greening Supply Chains in the Thai Auto and Automotive Parts Industries (EU Project)

The project aims to improve sustainable production at small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Thai auto and automotive parts supply chains, with the ºçÙÙçĒÇà¿�úó¯¥Ç»¥�ç¤Ó¯¥āÇđ¯úĻ

� To improve productivity and environmental performance

� iç�̄ àÄ�९�à¯āĒçöÖúķ�¤ĆúÇà¯úú��à«�»à�à¥Ç�Ù�ú¯öđÇ¥¯ú�for greening of the Thai auto industry

� To disseminate good practices and promote the implementation of related policy and economic instruments

iį�óöç¿ö�ß߯�ā�ö¿¯āú�ƘƓƓ�aG�ú�Çà�āį��Ćāç�Çà«Ćúāöę��ú� Ē¯ÙÙ� �ú� úĆóóçöāÇà¿� Çà«Ćúāöǯú� ¯ĸ¿ĸ� Çöçà� �à«� úā¯¯Ùķ�plastic, rubber, glass, aluminium

Partners include the Thai Automotive Institute (TAI), The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), Thai SME Bank and the Center for Sustainable Consumption and Production (CSCP)

2012 – 2015Contact:GÇÙçĆ��¯¯ö¯óççā�ij�ßÇÙçĆĸ¤¯¯ö¯óççāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯zÇÙ�úÇ௯�ZççàĆ¥Ä�óÄ�Ç�ij�ĒÇÙ�úÇ௯ĸóççàĆ¥Ä�óÄ�Çń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:EU

www.thai-green-autoparts.infowww.thai-german-cooperation.info/eu-green-auto.html

Sustainable Consumption and Production for Low Carbon Economy: Green Public Procurement and Eco-Labelling (SCP4LCE)

The project works together with Thailand’s Pollution Control Department (PCD), Thailand Environment Institute (TEI), the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), Thailand’s Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) and United Nations Environment Programme ƄnH�Zƅĸ�

The project aims at:

� Developing and integrating climate-relevant criteria ºçö� ú¯Ù¯¥ā¯«� óöç«Ć¥ā� ¿öçĆóú� Çàāç� ¯ėÇúāÇà¿� ¯¥çƎÙ�¤¯Ù�and Green Public Procurement (GPP) in Thailand

� Strengthening low-emissions public procurement � Disseminating climate-friendly eco-labels and Green

Public Procurement strategies in selected countries Çà�açĆāį�úā��úÇ�ĸ

2012 – 2015Contact:iÄçß�ú�A¯Äß�àà�ij�āÄçß�úĸÙ¯Äß�ààƔń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/eco-labelling.html

Dissemination of experiences with the implementation of the climate change policy in nature-related tourism

The project aims to integrate climate change issues in tourism development as well as to implement measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to óöçā¯¥ā� āį� à�āĆö�Ù� ö¯úçĆö¥¯ú� Çà� āį� ?ç� �Ä�à¿� �ö¯�ĸ�The project also offers assistance with developing instruments for adjusting to the impacts of climate ¥Ä�࿯��à«�ß�à�¿Çà¿�āį��àāÇ¥Çó�ā¯«�öÇúÖúĸ

Activities include:

� Devising management tools to ensure climate change issues are considered in the development of tourism

� Compiling best practices for sustainable planning in tourism

� Developing integrated planning and management instruments

The project works closely with the Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (DASTA)

2008 – 2013Contact:��đÇ«�N¤¯öÄƤ¯ö�ij�«�đÇ«ĸ礯öÄƤ¯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�ÄöÇúāçóÄ�G�Çö¯úú¯�ij�¥ÄöÇúāçóÄĸß�Çö¯úú¯ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Development and Implementation of Climate Change Policy

The project aims to promote the development and implementation of the climate change policy in Thailand in order to:

� Streamline sustainable development concepts � Improve institutional and personnel capacities of

policy planning and implementing agencies � Enhance international cooperation � Raise awareness and enhance public participation in

climate change mitigation and adaptation

2009 – 2013Contact:��đÇ«�N¤¯öÄƤ¯ö�ij�«�đÇ«ĸ礯öÄƤ¯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�ÄöÇúāçóÄ�G�Çö¯úú¯�ij�¥ÄöÇúāçóÄĸß�Çö¯úú¯ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMU

Elaboration of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) for the refrigeration, air-conditioning and foam-blowing sectors

The project aims at developing NAMA methodologies, tools and guidelines for the sectors of cooling, air-¥çà«ÇāÇçàÇà¿� �à«� ÇàúĆÙ�āÇçà� Ƅºç�ß� óöç«Ć¥āÇçàƅĸ� iį�¥çĆöú¯� çº� �� ¥çßóö¯Ä¯àúÇđ¯� Ä�૤ççÖ� çº� ƔƓ�ßç«ĆÙ¯ú�addresses case studies, data inventory, mitigation scenarios, technology options, mitigation costs and ¥çƎ¤¯à¯»āúĸ�iÄÇú�Çú�¤¯Çà¿�Çßóٯ߯àā¯«�Çà�ºçĆö�ó�öāà¯ö�countries including Thailand, resulting in a NAMA proposal that can be registered under UNFCCC or úƤßÇāā¯«�āç�āį��Gnĵ�����H�G��º�¥ÇÙÇāęĸ

2010 – 2014Contact:�¯öàÄ�ö«�aǯ¿¯Ù¯�ij�¤¯öàÄ�ö«ĸúǯ¿¯Ù¯ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯(Based in Germany)aĆó�Ù¯öÖ�?�à�úççÖ�ij�úĆó�Ù¯öÖĸÖ�à�úççÖń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/download/namas.pdf

GIZ/Lucas Wahl

4039

Thai-German Programme on �à¯ö¿ę��º»¥Ç¯à¥ę��¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā�Plan (TGP-EEDP)

Energy demand in Thailand depends heavily on energy Çßóçöāú� «Ć¯� āç� ÙÇßÇā¯«� «ç߯úāÇ¥� ¯à¯ö¿ę� úçĆö¥¯úĸ�i*ZƎ���Z� �Çßú� �ā� óöçßçāÇà¿� ¯à¯ö¿ę� ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� Çà�manufacturing industries and the building sector by úĆóóçöāÇà¿�āį� Çßóٯ߯àā�āÇçà�çº�iÄ�ÇÙ�à«Ŕú�ƕƓƎę¯�ö��à¯ö¿ę� �º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� �¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā� ZÙ�à� Ƅ���Z� ƕƓƔƔƎƕƓƖƓƅ�¤�ú¯«�çà�úā�à«�ö«ú��à«�Ç९àāÇđ¯ú�āÄ�ā�ĒÇÙÙ�Ä�đ¯���«Çö¯¥ā�Çßó�¥ā�çà��Nƕ�¯ßÇúúÇçà�ö¯«Ć¥āÇçàĸ�

The project collaborates with the Ministry of Energy, āį�zĆóó¯öā�Ù�2àúāÇāĆā¯ķ�āį�=çÇàā�*ö�«Ć�ā¯�a¥ÄççÙ�çº�Energy and Environment of King Mongkut’s University of Technology in Thonburi, and Thailand’s Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO)

2012 – 2015Contact:GçàāÄçà�?Ćßó�¯à¿ú¯āÄ�ij�ßçàāÄçàĸÖĆßó�¯à¿ú¯āÄń¿ÇĞĸ«¯ĸ�ßó�Ē��GççàßĆ¯�à¿�ij��ßó�Ē�ĸßççàßĆ¯�à¿ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯ĸ��

Donor:BMU

www.thai-german-cooperation.info/energy-efficiency-plan.html

Thailand

Extreme Event Management through Ecosystem-Based Adaptation in Watersheds

�ú���ö¯úĆÙā�çº�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯ķ�½çç«ú��à«�«öçĆ¿Äāú�ĒÇÙÙ�祥Ćö�ĒÇāÄ�Äǿįö�ºö¯õĆ¯à¥ę��à«�ú¯đ¯öÇāę�Çà�iÄ�ÇÙ�à«ĸ�The relevant water management institutions do not have the technical capacities and innovative úāö�ā¯¿Ç¯ú�āç�¥çó¯�ĒÇāÄ�úĆ¥Ä�¯ėāö¯ß¯�¯đ¯àāúĺ�ú¯öÇçĆú�«�ß�¿¯� Çú� ¯ėó¯¥ā¯«� āç� �ºº¯¥ā� óçóĆÙ�āÇçàú� ÙÇđÇà¿� Çà�Ē�ā¯öúį«� ö¯¿Ççàúĸ�iį�óöçÓ¯¥ā� �Çßú� āç� Çßóöçđ¯� āį�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā�çº�¯ėāö¯ß¯�¯đ¯àāú�Çà�Ē�ā¯öúį«�ö¯¿Ççàú�¤ę� Çßóٯ߯àāÇà¿� ¯¥çúęúā¯ß� �«�óā�āÇçà� ߯�úĆö¯úĸ��ėó¯öǯ९� ºöçß� āį� óÇÙçā� óöçÓ¯¥ā� Çà� āį� /Ć�Ç� a�Ç�Bart watershed region has been fed into national óö祯úú¯ú� Ƅ¯ĸ¿ĸ� āį�à�āÇçà�Ù��«�óā�āÇçà�úāö�ā¯¿ęƅ��à«�Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù�«Çú¥ĆúúÇçàúĸ�2à��««ÇāÇçà�āç�ÇßóöçđÇà¿�āį�ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā�çº�¯ėāö¯ß¯�¯đ¯àāúķ�āį�óöçÓ¯¥ā�āÄĆú��Ùúç�helps to disseminate ecosystem adaptation strategies �à«�āç�Çßóٯ߯àā�āįß�Çà�çāįö�Ē�ā¯öúį«�ö¯¿Ççàúĸ

2013 – 2016Contact:]çÙ�à«�iö¯ÇāÙ¯ö�ij�öçÙ�à«ĸāö¯ÇāÙ¯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMU

Sustainable Consumption and Production: Policy Support Component (EU Project)

Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) supports the Thai government in selecting, adapting and implementing suitable economic and regulatory policy instruments to promote SCP, thereby enhancing the long-term sustainability of Thai consumption and óöç«Ć¥āÇçà�ó�āā¯öàúĸ

It aims to:

� Assess present SCP policies and institutional framework and to propose improvements, leading to a national SCP monitoring system

� Promote green procurement among local authorities and the private sector

� Promote the green industry mark (GIM) among small and medium sized enterprises

� Promote awareness of sustainable consumption and óöç«Ć¥āÇçà�Ƅa�Zƅ�Çà�ßĆàÇ¥Çó�ÙÇāǯúĸ

2011 – 2014Contact:HǯÙú�=ĆĆÙ��Ćú¥Ä��ij�àǯÙúĸ¤Ćú¥Äń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:EU

www.scp-thailand.info

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

GIZ/Lucas Wahl Jordi AngueraJordi Anguera

4241

vietnam

Vietnam is now one of the most important partners for German international cooperation

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Vietnam has rapidly become one of the leading political and economic players in Southeast

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On behalf of the German Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear

Safety (BMU), GIZ promotes renewable sources of energy and supports adaptation to

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Çßóٯ߯àāú�óöçÓ¯¥āú�Çà�yǯāà�ß�Çà�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçà�ĒÇāÄ�āį�óöÇđ�ā¯�ú¯¥āçöĸ

Priority areas that include activities on environment and natural resource management are:

� ŏ�H�āĆö�Ù�ö¯úçĆö¥¯úķ�¯àđÇöçà߯àā�Ù�óçÙÇ¥ę��à«�Ćö¤�à�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā�

(key areas include biodiversity, sustainable management of forests,

climate change and coastal ecosystems, wastewater management,

urban development and renewable sources of energy)

� ŏ�aĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�¯¥çàçßÇ¥�«¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā��à«�đç¥�āÇçà�Ù�āö�ÇàÇà¿�

(key areas include macroeconomic reform, social security, and reform

of vocational training)

4443

Biodiversity Conservation in Forest Ecosystems

The project aims to improve technical, professional, human resource, institutional and legal conditions to ¥çàú¯öđÇà¿�¤Çç«Çđ¯öúÇāę�Çà�ºçö¯úā�¯¥çúęúā¯ßúĸ�

It supports the continuing development of the national legal and institutional framework, and runs pilot schemes to introduce regulations and innovative ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā� �à«� »à�à¥Çà¿� �óóöç�¥Ä¯ú� Çà� ú¯Ù¯¥ā¯«�óöçā¯¥ā¯«� �ö¯�úĸ� iį� ¯ėó¯öǯ९� ¿�Ç௫� º¯¯«ú� Çàāç�policy advice and the ongoing development of ¯ėÇúāÇà¿�óçÙǥǯú��ā�āį�à�āÇçà�Ù�Ù¯đ¯Ùĸ��ā��ÙÙ�Ù¯đ¯Ùúķ�āį�capabilities of the players involved in the management of protected areas and maintenance of biodiversity are úāö¯à¿āį௫ĸ

2010 – 2013Contact:]çúß�öǯ�G¯āĞ�ij�öçúß�öǯĸ߯āĞń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

Management of Natural Resources in the Coastal Zone of Soc Trang

The project aims at providing pilot solutions to solve the óĆöóçöā¯«� ¥çà½Ç¥ā� ¤¯āĒ¯¯à� ¯¥çàçßÇ¥� «¯đ¯Ùçó߯àā�and sustainable management of natural resources in āį��ç�úā�Ù��çà¯�çº�aç¥�iö�à¿�ZöçđÇ९ĸ�iÄÇú�Çà¥ÙĆ«¯ú�climate change adaptation activities with a focus on úÇā¯Ǝúó¯¥Ç»¥� �óóöç�¥Ä¯ú� ºçö� ß�à¿öçđ¯� ö¯Ä�¤ÇÙÇā�āÇçà�and the involvement of local communities in mangrove management and protection as well as livelihood «Çđ¯öúÇ»¥�āÇçà��¥āÇđÇāǯúĸ�

The project focuses on capacity development of relevant authorities and implementation of measures for sustainable management of coastal ecosystems �à«�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯��«�óā�āÇçà�Çà�ú¯Ù¯¥ā¯«�«ÇúāöÇ¥āúĸ�

Together with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Soc Trang Provincial People’s Committee, this project undertakes several Çàā¯¿ö�ā¯«�¥ç�úā�Ù��ö¯��ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā��¥āÇđÇāǯúĸ

2007 – 2013Contact:?Ù�Ćú�a¥ÄßÇāā�ij�?Ù�Ćúĸú¥ÄßÇāāń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.czm-soctrang.org.vn/en/home.aspx

Vietnam

Promotion of Sustainable Management of Natural Forest and Marketing of Important Forest Products

The project promotes innovative local approaches to sustainable management of natural forests with various forestry enterprises and small and medium-sized timber enterprises in the provinces çº� �¯à� ��Çķ� \Ć�à¿� �ÇàÄķ� ?çà� iĆßķ� ��Ö� A�Ö� �à«�HÇàÄ� iÄĆ�àĸ� 2ā� úĆóóçöāú� āį� Çßóٯ߯àā�āÇçà� çº�international standards and processes, such as đçÙĆàā�öę� ó�öāà¯öúÄÇó� �¿ö¯¯ß¯àāú� Çà� āį� ¥çàā¯ėā�çº� āį� �Ćöçó¯�à� nàÇçàŔú� )çö¯úā� A�Ē� �àºçö¥¯ß¯àāķ�*çđ¯öà�९� �à«� iö�«¯� �¥āÇçà� ZÙ�à� Ƅ)A�*iƅĸ� iį�project also helps state-owned forestry enterprises �¥Äǯđ¯� Çàā¯öà�āÇçà�Ù� ¥¯öāÇ»¥�āÇçà� Ƅàçā�¤Ùę� ºöçß� āį�)çö¯úā� aā¯Ē�ö«úÄÇó� �çĆà¥ÇÙƅ� ö¯õĆÇö¯«� � āç� ¿Ć�ö�àā¯¯�ö¯úóçàúǤٯ� ß�à�¿¯ß¯àā� çº� ºçö¯úā� ö¯úçĆö¥¯úĸ�Nāįö� �¥āÇđÇāǯú� Çà¥ÙĆ«¯� óöçßçāÇà¿� çº� »à�à¥Çà¿�mechanisms such as REDD+ (Reducing Emissions ºöçß��¯ºçö¯úā�āÇçà��à«�)çö¯úā��¯¿ö�«�āÇçàƅĸ

2005 – 2014Contact:�¤¯öÄ�ö«�*ç¯āĞ�ij�¯¤¯öÄ�ö«ĸ¿ç¯āĞń¿ÇĞĸ«¯�

Donor:BMZ

Adaptation to Climate Change through the Promotion of Biodiversity in Bac Lieu Province

The project advises and supports the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Forest Protection Sub Department, and the ZöçđÇà¥Ç�Ù� Z¯çóÙ¯Ŕú� �çßßÇāā¯¯� çº� ��¥� AǯĆ� ZöçđÇ९�in the development of protective mechanisms for the coastal zone, rehabilitation of the mangrove forests �à«�āį�Çßóٯ߯àā�āÇçà�çº��ÙÇß�ā¯��Ä�࿯��«�óā�āÇçàĸ

�ßóÄ�úÇú�Çú�çà�ö¯Ä�¤ÇÙÇā�āÇçà��à«�«Çđ¯öúÇ»¥�āÇçà�çº�āį�coastal protective forest through the implementation of adapted production methods (sustainable �õĆ�¥ĆÙāĆö¯� �à«� Çàāöç«Ć¥āÇçà� çº� ú�Ùā� āçÙ¯ö�àā� öÇ¥¯�species) and alternative income opportunities for º�ö߯öú��à«�Ù�à«Ù¯úú�¥ç�úā�Ù�ö¯úÇ«¯àāúĸ�

Through capacity development at local authorities and by promoting environmental education on school curricula the project aims to foster sustainable habitual change

2010 – 2014Contact:=ç�¥ÄÇß�/纯ö�ij�Óç�¥ÄÇßĸÄ纯öń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMU

Nature Conservation and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park

The project uses an integrated development strategy in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, combining nature conservation with development objectives and relieving the pressure on the park’s natural resources through protection, ensuring sustainable tourism and sustainable development in the buffer zone (socio-economic development planning, creating alternative úçĆö¥¯ú�çº�Çà¥ç߯�¯ā¥ĸƅ

The project partners with the Provincial People’s Committee of Quang Binh, and German development ¤�àÖ�?ºz�ĸ

Objectives focus on:

� National park protection � Sustainable development of the buffer zone

2007 – 2015Contact:=¯àú�?�ÙÙ�¤ÇàúÖÇ�ij�Ó¯àúĸÖ�ÙÙ�¤ÇàúÖÇń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.giz.de/en/worldwide/18650.html

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGION

GIZ/Lucas Wahl

4645

Wastewater and Solid Waste Management for Provincial Centres

The project aims to improve wastewater management Çà�óöçđÇà¥Ç�Ù�¥¯àāö¯úĸ

Using a multi-level strategy, the project provides advisory services to the Ministry of Construction (MoC), to nine provincial governments and nine wastewater ú¯öđÇ¥¯�óöçđÇ«¯öúĸ�

The technical cooperation module involves provision of services by specialist international and national personnel, study visits, training events for national ¯ėó¯öāú��à«�āį�úĆóóÙę�çº�ß�ā¯öÇ�Ùú��à«�¯õĆÇó߯àāĸ�iį�project also provides capacity development services to improve the Ministry of Construction’s technical ¯ėó¯öāÇú¯� �à«� ¯º»¥Ç¯à¥ę� Çà� āį� Ē�úā¯Ē�ā¯ö� ú¯¥āçöĸ�At the provincial level, support is provided to help nine operating organisations and local government authorities deliver better wastewater management ú¯öđÇ¥¯úĸ

2005 – 2017Contact:/�ààúƎ�¯öà«�?Ć¥Äā��ij�Ä�ààúƎ¤¯öà«ĸÖĆ¥Äā�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.wastewater-vietnam.org

Support for the Development of Renewable Energy in vietnam

This project aims to contribute to Vietnam’s greenhouse gas reduction strategy through improved renewable energy regulations and capacity development at key ÇàúāÇāĆāÇçàúĸ�

The project focuses on grid-connected renewable energy systems through the provision of technical assistance to the Ministry of Industry and Trade:

� Developing an incentive mechanism to promote bioenergy (biomass, biogas and waste to energy)

� Improving the planning and approval procedure, ensuring that RE development is in accordance to market conditions

� Training of specialists at central and local levels � Establishing a renewable energy information system � Developing guidelines and standards � Creating a knowledge and learning platform

2010 – 2015Contact:z¯öà¯ö�?çúúß�àà�ij�Ē¯öà¯öĸÖçúúß�ààń¿ÇĞĸ«¯���

Donor:BMU

www.renewableenergy.org.vn

Integrated Coastal and Mangrove Forest Protection in the Mekong Provinces for the Adaptation to Climate Change

The project supports the national and provincial governments in coastal governance and ecosystem-based coastal protection, water management and úĆúā�Çà�¤Ù¯�¥ÙÇß�ā¯��«�óāÇđ¯�ÙÇđ¯ÙÇÄçç«úĸ

It promotes the implementation of an integrated policy and legal framework, both between the provinces and ú¯¥āçöúķ� �à«� ¤¯āĒ¯¯à� đ�öÇçĆú� �«ßÇàÇúāö�āÇđ¯� ¤ç«Ç¯úĸ��The project’s measures are tailored to the needs of ¯�¥Ä� Çà«ÇđÇ«Ć�Ù� óöçđÇ९ĸ� 2ā� 纺¯öú� óö�¥āÇ¥�Ù� úçÙĆāÇçàú�to a number of environmental hazards for coastal ¯¥çúęúā¯ßúĸ�Aç¥�Ù�óÙ�àú�ºçö��«�óāÇà¿�āç�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯��ö¯�¤Ćāāö¯úú¯«�¤ę�óöçđ¯à�óçÙǥǯúĸ

2011 – 2016Contact:=Ċö¿¯à�/¯úú�ij�ÓĆ¯ö¿¯àĸįúúń¿ÇĞĸ«¯���

Donor:BMZ, AusAID

Environmentally and Climate-Friendly Urban Development in Da Nang (ECUD)

Focusing on inter-sector cooperation, the project aims to support the government of Da Nang, the third-largest city in Vietnam, in implementing its environmental and climate change agenda sustainably and effectively, and follows an integrated approach that treats environmental protection and climate change adaptation as two issues to ¤¯� �««ö¯úú¯«� ÓçÇàāÙęĸ� iį� óöçÓ¯¥ā� Çà¥ÙĆ«¯ú� ºçĆö�components:

� Inclusion of environmental objectives in spatial master planning processes

� Preparation of an environmental development strategy and roadmap to the implementation of the environmental city concept

� Establishment of a credible environmental monitoring system including evaluation indicators and progress reporting

� Implementation of urban development case studies with climate mitigation or adaptation Çßó�¥āĸ�

All interventions are designed to serve as case studies from which good practice approaches can be derived �à«�ö¯óÙÇ¥�ā¯«�¤ę�çāįö�¥Çāǯú�Çà�yǯāà�ßĸ

2009 – 2014Contact:�öÇÖ�a¥ÄĒ¯ÇÖÄ�ö«ā�ij��öÇÖĸú¥ÄĒ¯ÇÖÄ�ö«āń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

www.ecud.vn

GIZ’S BILATERAL ENvIRONMENT PROGRAMMES IN ThE ASEAN REGIONVietnam

)Ùçç«Ǝóöçç»à¿��à«��ö�Çà�¿¯�for Medium-Sized Coastal Cities in vietnam for Adaptation to Climate Change

The project´s main objective is to improve the capacity of public institutions and the local urban population to �«�óā�āç�ßçö¯�ºö¯õĆ¯àā��à«�ú¯đ¯ö¯�Ćö¤�à�½çç«Çà¿��ßÇ«�¥ÙÇß�ā¯�¥Ä�࿯ĸ�

By following a multi-level approach the project advises its cooperating partners, the Ministry of Construction (MoC) and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MoNRE) in improving the policy framework as well as its technical capacity with regards āç� Ćö¤�à� ½çç«Çà¿ĸ�Nà� āį� óöçđÇà¥Ç�Ù� Ù¯đ¯Ùķ� āį� óöçÓ¯¥ā�supports the development and implementation of adaptation measures, such as emergency plans and an ¯�öÙę�Ē�öàÇà¿�úęúā¯ßĸ�

�ººçöāú� Çà� āį� »¯Ù«� çº� ¥ÙÇß�ā¯� ¥Ä�࿯� �«�óā�āÇçàķ�drainage and disaster risk management should be Ä�ößçàÇЯ«�āç�úāö¯à¿āįà�¥öçúúƎú¯¥āçö�Ù�¥ççó¯ö�āÇçàĸ

The project is currently implemented in the provincial cities of Quang Ngai, Quy Nhon, Tuy Hoa, Nha Trang and Soc Trang and includes drainage masterplans for Quy HÄçàķ�iĆę�/ç���à«�aç¥�iö�à¿ĸ

2012 – 2017Contact:/�àúƎ�¯öà«�?Ć¥Äā��ij�Ä�àúƎ¤¯öà«ĸÖĆ¥Äā�ń¿ÇĞĸ«¯

Donor:BMZ

GIZ/Pham Hung SonGIZ/Lucas Wahl

4847

For further information, please get in touch through: www.gapcc.org