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Financing Vietnam's Response to Climate Change : Smart Investment for a Sustainable Future
- Publication Year :
- 2015
- Publisher :
- World Bank, Washington, DC, 2015.
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Abstract
- Climate-related hazards have adverse effects on national growth and poverty reduction, affecting the poor and several sectors of the economy simultaneously. At its current rate of growth, Vietnam will become a major global greenhouse gas (GHG) emitter. The Government of Vietnam initiated the Climate Public Expenditure and Investment Review (CPEIR) to advance an understanding of the current policy and institutional architecture as well as to assess current spending on its climate change response to help guide future climate change-related expenditures and policy implementation. The report has three components: (i) a policy, institutional and methodological review; (ii) an analysis of climate change response (CC-response) spending in five line ministries and three provinces; and (iii) recommendations and an action plan. The main goal of the CPEIR is to provide an overview of the current CC-response activities and formulate recommendations for how to improve priority setting, capacity building, coordination, expenditure management, and mainstreaming of CC-response strategies into socio-economic development plans.
- Subjects :
- CARBON TRADING
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION
EMISSIONS FROM LAND USE
GASES
PP
NATURAL FORESTS
CARBON SEQUESTRATION
CONVERGENCE
ABSORPTION
CARBON MARKETS
FOREST COVERAGE
SOLAR POWER
HYDROMETEOROLOGY
RAINFALL
LAND USE
EMISSIONS
FOREST PROTECTION
EMISSIONS FROM CARS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
EMISSIONS REDUCTION
EMISSIONS DATA
INCENTIVES
FOSSIL FUEL USE
TRANSPORT SECTOR
FOREST COVER
GAS
FOREST LOSS
FOSSIL FUELS
FORESTRY SECTOR
CARBON STOCKS
HUMIDITY
GREENHOUSE GAS
CARBON ABATEMENT
MARGINAL ABATEMENT
AIR POLLUTANTS
EMISSIONS LEVELS
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
FOREST MANAGEMENT
CAPACITY
LEAD
HYDROLOGY
CALCULATION
PRICES
CLEAN TECHNOLOGY
GLOBAL WARMING
LOW-CARBON
EMISSION FACTORS
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY
SINK
OCEAN CARBON
RAIN
CYCLONES
CARBON PRICE
EMISSIONS ABATEMENT
EMISSIONS MITIGATION
CARBON FOOTPRINT
EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION
METEOROLOGICAL DATA
EMISSION REDUCTIONS
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
FOSSIL FUEL
LOW- CARBON
ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS
GREENHOUSE
CARBON INTENSITY
CARBON TECHNOLOGIES
FORESTRY PROJECTS
EMISSION GROWTH
VISIBILITY
CARBON SINK
ENERGY MIX
CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
ENERGY POLICY
CLIMATE CHANGE
MARGINAL ABATEMENT COST
ENERGY PRODUCTION
EMISSIONS GROWTH
SUSTAINABLE FOREST
WIND POWER
CARBON PRICES
STORMS
ELECTRICITY
FOREST DEGRADATION
CARBON
ENERGY
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
FOREST ECOSYSTEM
COAL
FOREST OWNERS
FORESTS
ELECTRICITY GENERATION
GAS EMISSION
LESS
FOREST RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
TEMPERATURE
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION REDUCTION
CLIMATE EFFECTS
IPCC
AIR
FOREST PRODUCTIVITY
SUSTAINABLE USE OF FORESTS
FOREST
EMISSION REDUCTION TARGETS
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION
FUEL USE
EMISSION TRADING
PRECIPITATION
EMISSION REDUCTION
CO2
FOREST INVESTMENT
CARBON ECONOMY
GREENHOUSE GASES
GREENHOUSE EFFECT
CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES
FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
FUELS
CLIMATE SYSTEM
CLEAN ENERGY
ABATEMENT COST
METEOROLOGY
OCEANS
EMISSION DATA
CYCLONE INTENSITY
FOREST MANAGEMENT
BENEFITS
RICE PRODUCTION
LOW-CARBON
CARBON TAX
FORESTRY
CARBON EMISSION
FLOODS
EMISSION TARGETS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
WATER QUALITY
CARBON MONITORING
WIND
CLIMATE
MIST
GAS EMISSIONS
CARBON ENERGY
UNEP
ENERGY SOURCES
AFFORESTATION
ECOSYSTEM
FOREST SECTOR
GHG
DEFORESTATION
EMISSION
GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS
ET
FOREST AREAS
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Details
- Language :
- English
- Database :
- OpenAIRE
- Accession number :
- edsair.od......2456..3cca63aadf4d04163663a4a33d2a502d