 | Olshanksaya, Marina; Novikova, Aleksandra; Hoppe, Janna; Grigoryan, Erik Evaluating the fiscal and environmental efficacy of debt-for-climate swaps: Using global case studies to derive recommendations for countries of Central Asia and Caucasus Sonstige 2020. Abstract | Links: @misc{Olshanksaya2020,
title = {Evaluating the fiscal and environmental efficacy of debt-for-climate swaps: Using global case studies to derive recommendations for countries of Central Asia and Caucasus},
author = {Marina Olshanksaya and Aleksandra Novikova and Janna Hoppe and Erik Grigoryan},
url = {https://www.ikem.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Olshanskaya-Novikova-Hoppe-Grigoryan-_-Debt-for-climate-swaps-Caucasus-Central-Asia-_IKEM.pdf},
year = {2020},
date = {2020-06-01},
abstract = {Climate finance plays a pivotal role in enabling developing countries to mitigate climate change and adapt to its impact. Thus far, the international community has failed to make progress towards the goal of mobilising an annual USD 100 billion for climate projects in the developing world by 2020. Meanwhile, substantial public debt and persistent fiscal deficits limit access to concessional and non-concessional
climate finance in most of the developing world. Debt-for-climate swaps offer a solution to both challenges by providing debt relief while mobilising funds for climate protection. Based on past evidence, we assessed the applicability of the scheme to countries of the Caucasus and Central
Asia. They can stand as a good example for the challenges and opportunities of debt-for-climate swaps for other developing countries. This report summarises our recommendations for the design of a debtfor-
climate swap to maximise financial value, achieve climate benefits in line with national goals and ensure effective and transparent governance and implementation.},
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Climate finance plays a pivotal role in enabling developing countries to mitigate climate change and adapt to its impact. Thus far, the international community has failed to make progress towards the goal of mobilising an annual USD 100 billion for climate projects in the developing world by 2020. Meanwhile, substantial public debt and persistent fiscal deficits limit access to concessional and non-concessional
climate finance in most of the developing world. Debt-for-climate swaps offer a solution to both challenges by providing debt relief while mobilising funds for climate protection. Based on past evidence, we assessed the applicability of the scheme to countries of the Caucasus and Central
Asia. They can stand as a good example for the challenges and opportunities of debt-for-climate swaps for other developing countries. This report summarises our recommendations for the design of a debtfor-
climate swap to maximise financial value, achieve climate benefits in line with national goals and ensure effective and transparent governance and implementation. |
 | Valentová, Michaela; Knápek, Jaroslav; Novikova, Aleksandra Climate and energy investment map – Czechia. Status report 2017: Buildings and renewable energy supply and infrastructure Forschungsbericht Czech Technical University in Prague 2019. Abstract | Links: @techreport{Valentová,M.,Knápek,J.,Novikova,A.2019,
title = {Climate and energy investment map – Czechia. Status report 2017: Buildings and renewable energy supply and infrastructure},
author = {Michaela Valentová and Jaroslav Knápek and Aleksandra Novikova},
editor = {Czech Technical University in Prague},
url = {https://www.ikem.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/CVUT_MValentova-et-al_2019_Climate_Energy_Investment_Map_Czechia_2017_Full-report.pdf},
year = {2019},
date = {2019-12-01},
institution = {Czech Technical University in Prague},
abstract = {This report aims to contribute to the discussion of EU Member States’ National Energy and Climate
Plans (NECPs), in which Member States are required to present information on existing investment
flows to decarbonisation efforts. The report assesses existing data sources and climate-finance tracking
systems to estimate climate and energy investment in Czechia in 2017. It presents a map illustrating
the volume of climate and energy investment flows – from the financing sources, through the intermediaries
and financial instruments to the recipient sectors. The report in particular focuses on the
buildings and renewable energy supply and infrastructure sectors. The map provides insight into who
invests how much into what kind of measures in these sectors. The report also points to the status of
available information and discusses the various methodological and data challenges encountered in
the analysis.},
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This report aims to contribute to the discussion of EU Member States’ National Energy and Climate
Plans (NECPs), in which Member States are required to present information on existing investment
flows to decarbonisation efforts. The report assesses existing data sources and climate-finance tracking
systems to estimate climate and energy investment in Czechia in 2017. It presents a map illustrating
the volume of climate and energy investment flows – from the financing sources, through the intermediaries
and financial instruments to the recipient sectors. The report in particular focuses on the
buildings and renewable energy supply and infrastructure sectors. The map provides insight into who
invests how much into what kind of measures in these sectors. The report also points to the status of
available information and discusses the various methodological and data challenges encountered in
the analysis. |
 | Novikova, Aleksandra; Klinge, Alexander; Emmrich, Julie; Jürgens, Ingmar; Hainaut, Hadrien; Cochran, Ian Überblick zu den Investitionsströmen der Energiewende in Deutschland und Frankreich: Vergleich von Methoden und ausgewählte Ergebnisse Forschungsbericht IKEM und I4CE: Hintergrundpapier für das Deutsch-Französische Büro für die Energiewende, 2019. Abstract | Links: @techreport{Novikova2019b,
title = {Überblick zu den Investitionsströmen der Energiewende in Deutschland und Frankreich: Vergleich von Methoden und ausgewählte Ergebnisse},
author = {Aleksandra Novikova and Alexander Klinge and Julie Emmrich and Ingmar Jürgens and Hadrien Hainaut and Ian Cochran},
url = {https://energie-fr-de.eu/files/ofaenr/04-notes-de-synthese/02-acces-libre/05-efficacite-et-flexibilite/2019/IKEM_I4CE_OFATE_Panorama_investissements_transition_energetique_FR_DE_1930.pdf, PDF (Französisch)
https://energie-fr-de.eu/files/ofaenr/04-notes-de-synthese/02-acces-libre/05-efficacite-et-flexibilite/2019/IKEM_I4CE_DFBEW_Ueberblick_Investitionsstroemen_Energiewende_DE_FR_1910.pdf, PDF (Deutsch)
https://energie-fr-de.eu/files/ofaenr/04-notes-de-synthese/02-acces-libre/05-efficacite-et-flexibilite/2019/IKEM_I4CE_OFATE_Tracking_investment_into_energy_transition_in_Germany_and_France_1910.pdf, PDF (Englisch)},
year = {2019},
date = {2019-09-00},
institution = {IKEM und I4CE:},
abstract = {Das vorliegende Hintergrundpapier soll einen kurzen Einblick in die Erfassung von Investitionen in Energiewende- und Klimaschutzmaßnahmen der EU-Mitgliedsstaaten geben. Dabei werden Methoden und Ergebnisse aus Deutschland und Frankreich verglichen. In beiden Ländern kommen entsprechende Methoden seit Jahren zum Einsatz und damit konnten dort bisher die größten Erfahrungen gesammelt werden. Wir diskutieren die wichtigsten Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Tracking-Ansätzen, den Status quo der verfügbaren Informationen und verschiedene methodische und datentechnische Herausforderungen. Die Analysen bilden einen wichtigen Ausgangspunkt für das Verständnis der mit den Klima- und Energiezielen verbundenen Investitionsherausforderungen. Darauf aufbauend könnten Mitgliedstaaten Strategien zur Mobilisierung von (hauptsächlich privatem) Kapital für die Energiewende entwickeln, die in Einklang mit den in den Nationalen Energie- und Klimaplänen (NECPs) enthaltenen Schätzungen des Investitionsbedarfs stehen.},
type = {Hintergrundpapier für das Deutsch-Französische Büro für die Energiewende},
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Das vorliegende Hintergrundpapier soll einen kurzen Einblick in die Erfassung von Investitionen in Energiewende- und Klimaschutzmaßnahmen der EU-Mitgliedsstaaten geben. Dabei werden Methoden und Ergebnisse aus Deutschland und Frankreich verglichen. In beiden Ländern kommen entsprechende Methoden seit Jahren zum Einsatz und damit konnten dort bisher die größten Erfahrungen gesammelt werden. Wir diskutieren die wichtigsten Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Tracking-Ansätzen, den Status quo der verfügbaren Informationen und verschiedene methodische und datentechnische Herausforderungen. Die Analysen bilden einen wichtigen Ausgangspunkt für das Verständnis der mit den Klima- und Energiezielen verbundenen Investitionsherausforderungen. Darauf aufbauend könnten Mitgliedstaaten Strategien zur Mobilisierung von (hauptsächlich privatem) Kapital für die Energiewende entwickeln, die in Einklang mit den in den Nationalen Energie- und Klimaplänen (NECPs) enthaltenen Schätzungen des Investitionsbedarfs stehen. |
 | Mercado, José; Becker, Johannes Unveiling the contribution of building’s embodied energy to global CO₂ emissions: The case of residential buildings in Berlin Forschungsbericht IKEM: Bericht im Rahmen des Projekts Kopernikus ENavi, 2019. | Links: @techreport{Mercado2019b,
title = {Unveiling the contribution of building’s embodied energy to global CO₂ emissions: The case of residential buildings in Berlin},
author = {José Mercado and Johannes Becker},
url = {https://www.ikem.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Mercado-Becker.2019.Unveiling-the-contribution-of-building’s-embodied-energy-to-global-CO₂-emissions.pdf},
year = {2019},
date = {2019-07-01},
institution = {IKEM: },
type = {Bericht im Rahmen des Projekts Kopernikus ENavi},
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| Mercado, José Making Resources in the Construction Industry go Round and Round: Implementing the Circular Economy in Berlin Forschungsbericht IKEM: Bericht im Rahmen des Projekts Kopernikus ENavi, 2019. | Links: @techreport{Mercado2019c,
title = {Making Resources in the Construction Industry go Round and Round: Implementing the Circular Economy in Berlin},
author = {José Mercado},
url = {https://www.ikem.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Mercado.2019.Making-the-resources-in-the-construction-industry-go-round-and-round.pdf},
year = {2019},
date = {2019-07-01},
institution = {IKEM:},
type = {Bericht im Rahmen des Projekts Kopernikus ENavi},
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