bangladesh environment, forestry and climate change …...pillar 3: adaptation, mitigation and...
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Bangladesh Environment, Forestry and Climate Change (EFCC)
Country Investment Plan (CIP)
Shah Mohammad Mahboob
National Consultant (Strategic Planning and Investment)
FAO-BD
Bangladesh
Multi stakeholder situation
Other
Stakeholders
M/o Agriculture
M/o Food
M/o Environment
and Forests
M/o Water
Resources
M/o Fisheries &
Livestock
M/o Finance
M/o Planning
M/o Commerce
M/o Local
Governments
EFCC
Environment
ForestryClimate Change
M/o Land M/o Industries
M/o CHT
M/o DM&R
Department Department Department Department Department
Ministry Ministry Ministry
ProjectsProjects Projects
Planning Commission
Annual Development ProgramDevelopment
Program Process in
Bangladesh
World without CIPEFCC Policies
Many different projects
producing various results
Weak linksHow much
Money we
need?
What types
of projects?
Are they
making
Impacts?
Investment framework
CIP Goal
CIP
Pillars
CIP Program
mes
CIP
sub-prog
ADP projects
1
1.1
1.1.1
1.2
1.2.1
2
2.1
2.1.1
2.2
2.2.1
EFCC Policies
CIP
res
ults
cha
in
Project budgets
Project completion
Project results
Forest area
Deforestation rates
Livelihoods
Results framework
How CIP helps resource mobilization and use
Communication
Tool
• Invest to Produce
results
• Coordination
• Cohesion
• Participation
• Measure
• Review
• Adjust plans
Prioritize
Activities
Monitoring
& Reporting
Coordinate
Funds
Goal
To increase the contribution of the EFCC sectors
to sustainable development of the country
through enhanced provision of ecosystem services
PILLAR 1
Natural Resource
Management
Sustainable development and management of
natural resources
PILLAR 2
Pollution Control
Environmental pollution
prevention and ecosystems restoration
PILLAR 3
Climate Change
Adaptation, mitigation and resilience to
climate change
PILLAR 4
Environmental Stewardship
Environmental
governance,
gender, human
and institutional
capacity
development
Pillar 1: Sustainable Development and Management of
Natural Resources
Program 1.1
Sustainable
Management of
Forests
Program 1.2
Biodiversity
Enhanced
Program 1.3
Sustainable
Management
of Wetlands
Program 1.4
Sustainable
Land & Water
Management
Pillar 2: Environmental pollution prevention and
ecosystems restoration
Program 2.1
Preventing
Industrial
Pollution
Program 2.2
Waste
Management
Program 2.3
Efficient Use &
Management of
Chemicals
Program 2.4
Water, Sanitation
and Hygiene
Pillar 3: Adaptation, mitigation and resilience to
climate changeProgram 3.1
Disaster Risk
Reduction
Program 3.2
Sustainable
Infrastructure
Program 3.3
Mitigation &
Low Emission
Technologies
Program 3.4
Community
Resiliency
Pillar 4: Environmental governance, gender, human
and institutional capacity development
Program 4.1
Legislative
and Policies
Program 4.2
Stakeholder
Participation in
Decision Making
Program 4.3
Capacity for
Decision Making
Program 1.1 Sustainable Management of Forests
Sub-program 1.1.1
Improve forest monitoring
Sub-program 1.1.2
Social forestry/SME
Sub-program 1.1.2
Forestry value chain
Activities(i) Develop a national forestry inventory and satellite forest monitoring system that
includes both bio-physical and socio-economic aspects
(II) Capacity development to implement satellite based monitoring system
(iii) Improve linkages between monitoring data to national statistics, rural development and
enforcement initiatives
(iv) Update land records and demarcate forest areas
Indicators:
• Area of forests brought under a digital map measured in hectares
• Area of forest cover map measured in hectares
Costing: xxx million USD
Institutions: Department of Forests, Bureau of Statistics, Land Survey Directorate
Upcoming Tasks/Challenges
Endorsement/Approval by GoB
by Development Partners
Implementation Institutional reorganization to enable coordination &
monitoring
Sensitization
Participation
Monitoring Data collection
Analysis and Reporting
How can a CIP improve governance?
Silo to PartnershipsIntention to action:
Plan that can be done
Measure to Learn and
Improve
