Tuesday, 06 June 2023 | 13:15—14:30 (CEST), World Conference Center Bonn, Meeting Room Bonn
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This roundtable aims to raise awareness of TNA results, including technology action plans (TAPs), and to facilitate discussions amongst the TNA stakeholders and financial actors.
Background
To achieve the objectives of the Paris Agreement, implementation of climate technologies is necessary on a large scale and in short time. Technology Needs Assessments (TNA) of developing countries provide an opportunity to determine and communicate their climate mitigation and adaptation technology needs, and develop technology action plans (TAPs) to meet those needs. The TNA methodology is a mature process under the UNFCCC, which follows a participatory and country-driven approach and has evolved over about two decades.
In its rolling work plan for 2023–2027, the TEC agreed to facilitate the undertaking and updating of TNAs, as well as enhancing the implementation of their results, including through conducting a gap assessment exercise and engaging with financial actors.
Objectives
The objective of this side event is to raise awareness of TNA results, including technology action plans (TAPs), and to facilitate discussions amongst the TNA stakeholders and financial actors.
The event will:
13:15-13:20 | Opening remarks
- Daniele Violetti, Senior Director, UNFCCC
- Stig Svenningsen, Chair, TEC
13:20-13:30 | TNA process and Technology Action Plans
Sara Traerup, Head of Section Technology, Transitions and System Innovation, UNEP-CCC
13:30-13:40 | Country presentation on implementation of TNA results
Abdulwahid Arman, TNA coordinator, Ministry of water and environment, Yemen
13:40-13:50 | Finance plus for the transformation of the private sector
Natalie de Wit, Head of Strategy, DEG-Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft
13:50-14:00 | Experiences from financing climate technology actions
Baysa Naran, Manager, Climate Policy Initiative
14:00-14:10 | Experiences from supporting the work of countries in TNA and TAP development
Patricia Marcos Huidobro, Senior Climate Change Specialist, GEF
Hansol Park, Multilateral Governance Officer, GCF
14:10-14:30 | Q&A
Photo gallery - Checkout the photo album from the event in the UN Climate Change Technology Linkedin Group