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Finance ClinicClimate Public Expenditure and Institutional Reviews (CPEIRs)
Rakshya ThapaRegional Technical Specialist
UNDP
LECB Annual Global Meeting25-27 October 2013, Hanoi
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Overview
• CPEIRs – Introduction (20 mins)• Q&A and Discussions (15 mins)• Group Exercise (45 mins)• Reporting on the Group Exercise (10)
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Introduction
Objective: To review allocation, management and results of public expenditures related to climate change
Core aspects: •Assessment of current policy priorities related to climate change•Review of institutional arrangements •Analysis of public expenditure and its relevance to climate change
How to quantify & track climate change related expenditures in the national budgetary system?
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Policy, planning and budgeting cycle
Objective: To review allocation, management & results of public expenditures related to climate change
Key-question: How is climate change reflected in national policies, institutions & public expenditures?
Implementation: Led by government through cross government steering group chaired by Ministry of Finance or Planning
CPEIRs build on WB methodology for PER/PEIR/PEER
Add “climate-relevance” dimensions to analysis
Budgetary process
Policy making process
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• Methodology builds upon the WB Public Expenditure
• The approach :– compilation of relevant documentation derived
from official sources and public documents. – Individual semi-structured interviews with key
informants– research largely at the national level but local
analysis included
• Studied led by a multidisciplinary team of researchers and overseen by cross government steering group
The CPEIR Methodology
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The CPEIR Methodology
The analysis constitutes: •Review of policies, institutional arrangement and public expenditure across the whole of government•Define what constitutes ‘climate relevant’ expenditure•Classify public expenditure into categories of varying levels of climate relevance
– Identify budget line codes with High, Medium and Low relevance to climate change
•Composition of public expenditure may vary from country to country comprising both budgetary and off budget expenditures
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Policy, institutional & expenditure findings
• Link climate policy to budget, so climate strategies are prioritized and costed
• Link budget to climate policy, so climate is part of budget framework
• Coordination by finance & planning ministries with technical input from environment and line ministries
• Large proportion of climate relevant’ expenditure embedded in sectors with other primary objectives
• Local government also a key channel for climate finance
• Between 3-17% of the total budget deemed to be ‘climate relevant’
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Expenditures & sources
Climate relevant expenditures as a proportion of total expenditure & GDP
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Few major players with local channels key
Highest climate relevant spending agencies as proportion of total ‘climate budget’
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Indonesia Case Study Mitigation Fiscal Framework
• Assess the public expenditure to realized GHG reduction target of 26% by 2020
• Reviews expenditure of climate change actions and its cost effectiveness
• Focus sectors such as forestry, peatlands, energy, transport
• Current patterns of expenditure meet only 20% of the national targets
• Therefore, further action and increase in financing required
• Inter-ministerial coordination necessary to institutionalize and manage the MFF
• Considering the development of budget marking and scoring system
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Lessons Learned
• CPEIRs should not be a one off exercise. Periodic review helpful on how response to climate change evolving.
• Need for internationally consistent methodology for defining climate relevant expenditures
• Focus on the “dirty” expenditures which may undermine the national climate response
• Climate Fiscal Framework be developed with Ministries of Finance and Planning – to identify potential sources of funding and how they
can be best accessed, combined and sequenced – Outline role of different sectors of economy
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Conclusions
CPEIRs important tool in public expenditure management
•Set a baseline and budget execution history against which future expenditures can be measured and monitored•Encourage a holistic & comprehensive view of climate expenditures
•Functional markers to climate change expenditures to track more easily over time
•Foundation to establish baseline and MRV framework for financial support for LEDS
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Thank you
For further information please [email protected]
CPEIRs Methodological note & Asia-Pacific case studies:
www.aideffectiveness/climatechangefinance
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Group Exercise (55 mins)
• Each working group assigns a note-taker/reporter and a timekeeper
• Key questions - 45 mins– How does your country track (or plan to track) climate
finance? What are the challenges you foresee in tracking climate finance?
– What do you think of the suitability of the CPEIR tool for MRV of financial support (is it too granular/high level)?
– Do you think the CPEIR is suited to capturing both public and private sector flows?
• Reporting back – 10 mins