models. 1.1: Defined or 1.2: 6.2: How 7: Next Steps for 4: Climate 5: 6.1: Climate Risk Anticipated 1.4: 2: Climate 3: Adaptive Climate Risks Activity 8: Accepted 1.3: Illustrative Activities Risk Management Project Geography Risks* Capacity Are Addressed Climate Risks Rating Options Elements* in the Project Include Catalyzing private ✓ The private language in sector investments sector often procurement through the establishment brings documents, of an impact investing innovation contracts fund and Risk agreements and technology accepted. If annual work IR 3. Private to bear on the activities plans that sector the undertaken reduce risk to engagement challenges of under Sub IR potential Include language that actively the day. This 3.1 investors by in procurement fosters a Moderate. is no truer demonstrate mandating or documents, Private sector than the that the encouraging the contracts economy actors often challenges climate use of agreements and in the Amazon Specific have multiple related to multipliers of investment annual work is strengthened. Protected options for climate Develop specific economic funds, public plans that reduce Sub IR 3.4. Areas TBD investment and change. The incentive disadvantages 0-20 private risk to potential Increased within the None have the Low project has programs to discussed in years partnerships and investors by private sector Brazilian flexibility to the address climate 3.1 can be DCAs. In mandating or support, actions Amazon choose business opportunity risks. overcome, addition, USAID encouraging the and Basin that may be less leverage then scale up can disseminate use of investment investments vulnerable to private should be technologies, funds, public (human, the effects of sector possible and best-practices private technology, climate change. innovation to lessons and and lessons partnerships and financial) in overcome technologies learned coming DCAs shared the climate and out of conservation multipliers can partnerships goals compounding be produced with private the and sectors that can economic disseminated. be replicated, disadvantages particularly facing target those related to climate risk mitigation.
models. 1.1: Defined or Anticipated Project Elements* 1.2: 1.3: Illustrative Activities 1.4: Geography 2: Climate Risks* 3: Adaptive Capacity 4: Climate Risk Rating 5: 6.1: Climate Risk Management Options 6.2: How Climate Risks Are Addressed in the Project 7: Next Steps for Activity 8: Accepted Climate Risks IR 3. Private sector engagement that actively fosters a economy in the Amazon is strengthened. Sub IR 3.4. Increased private sector support, actions and investments (human, technology, financial) in shared conservation goals 0-20 years ✓ Catalyzing private sector investments through the establishment of an impact investing fund Specific Protected Areas TBD within the Brazilian Amazon Basin None Moderate. Private sector actors often have multiple options for investment and have the flexibility to choose business that may be less vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Low The private sector often brings innovation and technology to bear on the challenges of the day. This is no truer than the challenges related to climate change. The project has the opportunity leverage private sector innovation to overcome the climate multipliers compounding the economic disadvantages facing target Develop specific incentive programs to address climate risks. Include language in procurement documents, contracts agreements and annual work plans that reduce risk to potential investors by mandating or encouraging the use of investment funds, public private partnerships and DCAs. In addition, USAID can disseminate technologies, best-practices and lessons learned coming out of partnerships with private sectors that can be replicated, particularly those related to climate risk mitigation. Include language in procurement documents, contracts agreements and annual work plans that reduce risk to potential investors by mandating or encouraging the use of investment funds, public private partnerships and DCAs Risk accepted. If the activities undertaken under Sub IR 3.1 demonstrate that the climate multipliers of economic disadvantages discussed in 3.1 can be overcome, then scale up should be possible and lessons and technologies and can be produced and disseminated.
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