![Guidance material
• An indicative table has been developed guide activity-level
screening and marking against the Rio marker for biodiversity
by sector.
Sector
code
CRS
purpose
code
Sector Proposed
scoring
Rational for scoring Example
140 All
1402X
codes
Water
supply and
sanitation
- large
systems
1 or 0 Water sanitation
activities could avoid
or reduce the pollution
of water ecosystems
and thus protect their
biodiversity. They most
likely include
biodiversity concerns
as a significant
objective among
others.
Sanitation and
waste
management
activities that
contribute to
protecting
valuable
biodiversity by
avoiding
pollution. [1]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/item32nicolinagiorgio-180530082913/85/Data-and-reporting-on-environment-and-climate-related-development-finance-4-320.jpg)
Data and reporting on environment- and climate-related development finance
- 1. Data and Reporting on Environment- and Climate-related Development Finance Nicolina Lamhauge & Giorgio Gualberti Development Co-operation Directorate, OECD ENVIRONET Plenary • 15 May 2018
- 2. Review of Rio markers for biodiversity and desertification Objective DAC methodologies and data remain the reference for the international community in measuring Official Development Assistance (ODA) and non-export credit Other Official Flows (OOF) related to climate change, biodiversity, desertification and other environmental concerns Process • A joint ENVIRONET and WP-STAT Task Team reviewed the Rio marker for climate change (2014-15); • An informal expert group, building on the joint Task Team, reviewed the Rio markers for biodiversity and desertification (2016-18)
- 3. Rio markers for biodiversity and desertification Definition Eligibility criteria Biodiversity No changes made Adjustments made to take into account international commitments on biodiversity made in the context of the Aichi Targets and the SDGs Desertification No consensus reached Adjustments made to take into account recent UNCCD COP decisions, in particular related to land-degradation neutrality
- 4. Guidance material • An indicative table has been developed guide activity-level screening and marking against the Rio marker for biodiversity by sector. Sector code CRS purpose code Sector Proposed scoring Rational for scoring Example 140 All 1402X codes Water supply and sanitation - large systems 1 or 0 Water sanitation activities could avoid or reduce the pollution of water ecosystems and thus protect their biodiversity. They most likely include biodiversity concerns as a significant objective among others. Sanitation and waste management activities that contribute to protecting valuable biodiversity by avoiding pollution. [1]
- 5. Questions for the discussion Members are encouraged to consider: • Progress to date in reviewing/adjusting the Rio markers in light of enhanced focus on reporting of climate- and other environment-related development finance; • Future areas of focus on reporting of climate- and other environment-related development finance; • The roles and experience of DAC members’ reporting, including in the context of evolving reporting requirements on climate- and other environment-related development finance.
- 6. Thank you!