GGGI Annual Report 2023

© GGGI. Enviroserve e-waste plant in Bugesera. Rwanda, 2023.

CHAPTER 6

2023 Results Overview

2023 RESULTS OVERVIEW

Of emblematic natural capital is anticipated to be protected and sustainably managed as a result of the Ecuador Galapagos Debt for Nature Swap with USD 450 million earmarked for conservation efforts. *1ha=0.01sq km

Are expected to be assisted to cope with the impacts of climate change through the GCF funded Africa Infrastructure Climate Resilient Fund (ICRF) which will also contribute to avoiding about 10 MtCO2e emissions.
Investment commitment mobilized for The BioCarbon Fund Initiative for Sustainable Forest Landscapes, the Jambi provincial government has committed to reducing a total of 3.6 MtCO2e per year, for 5 years by avoiding 10 % of the forest cover loss annually.

Will be generated or supported through GGGI investment commitment mobilized for the first Geothermal project (USD 204M) in Indonesia.
Located in Blawan-Ijen, East java the project will also have the potential of providing electricity to close to 200,000 people.

Will gain access to sustainable transport in Nuevo Leon State Mexico through a USD 42 million investment mobilized involves the acquisition of an E-bus fleet and a carbon finance assessment.

Will gain access to improved waste management services in Lao PDR through the USD 6.2 million green investment commitment mobilized for a Circular Economy Municipal Infrastracture Financing project.

Will gain access to improved sanitation In Lao PDR through the USD 6.2 million green investment commitment mobilized for a Circular Economy Municipal Infrastructure Financing project.

Will gain access to clean fuels and/or electricity thanks to Enhanced Green Loan (EGL) to support Green Energy Service Sector projects in Thailand.

2023 FINANCE RESULTS OVERVIEW

GGGI OPERATING RESULTS FOR 2017-2023

In 2017-18 GGGI spent down its excess reserves to finance growth and increase funding, as directed by the GGGI Council.
The 2022 to 2023 financial results show the success of that strategy.

TOPIC
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
ACTUAL / USD'000
Core Contribution / Other Income
23,733
24,501
32,937
17,796
17,406
15,261
18,110
Earmarked Program
1,815
1,702
1,165
1,348
3,943
7,408
7,599
Earmarked Project
5,049
9,557
13,685
22,127
32,796
43,959
57,422
Total Income
30,597
35,760
47,787
41,271
54,145
66,628
83,131
Gross Expenditures
44,701
50,362
47,682
44,725
53,661
69,888
85,371
Overhead
(584)
(683)
(1,084)
(1,778)
(2,680)
(3,959)
(5,391)
Net Expenditures
44,117
49,679
46,598
42,947
50,981
65,929
79,980
Total Surplus/(Deficit)
(13,520)
(13,919)
1,189
(1,676)
3,164
699
3,151
TOPIC
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
ACTUAL / USD'000
Core Contribution/Other Income
23,733
24,501
32,937
17,796
17,406
15,261
18,110
Earmarked Program
1,815
1,702
1,165
1,348
3,943
7,408
7,599
Earmarked Project
5,049
9,557
13,685
22,127
32,796
43,959
57,422
Total Income
30,597
35,760
47,787
41,271
54,145
66,628
83,131
Gross Expenditures
44,701
50,362
47,682
44,725
53,661
69,888
85,371
Overhead
(584)
(683)
(1,084)
(1,778)
(2,680)
(3,959)
(5,391)
Net Expenditures
44,117
49,679
46,598
42,947
50,981
65,929
79,980
Total Surplus/(Deficit)
(13,520)
(13,919)
1,189
(1,676)
3,164
699
3,151

EXPENDITURE BY FUNDING SOURCES (%)

EXPENDITURES BY FUNDING SOURCES (%)

No Data Found

PROJECT EXPENDITURE BY PROGRAMMATIC SOLUTIONS

ACHIEVEMENTS AGAINST INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES

Impact Level
Indicator New
Target 2023 (KPI)
Result 2023
Intermediate Outcome 1 - Accelerated access and secured climate finance/green investments for Members from both public and private sectors. New
Output O1.1
Number of completed advisory outputs that inform decisions on green growth investments.
N/A
120
Outcome IO1.1
Total USD value of climate finance/green growth investment commitments secured with GGGI’s support disaggregated by public and private sector financing.
1 Billion
1.9 Billion
Intermediate Outcome 2 - GGGI Members have strengthened policy, planning, regulatory, financing, and institutional frameworks to achieve green growth outcomes.
Output O2.1
Number of completed advisory outputs that inform the development of government green growth policies.
100
219
Outcome IO2.1
Number of green growth policies adopted by governments with GGGI’s support.
30
51
Intermediate Outcome 3 - National, regional, and global capacity to drive and expand green growth ambitions is enhanced.
Output O3.1
Number of workshops and webinars delivered.
Tracked
650
Output O3.2
Number of green growth knowledge products delivered.
40
257
Outcome IO3.1
Extent to which GGGI’s training events have directly strengthened Member and partner countries capacity to develop and implement green growth policies and investments. To be assessed on a 5-point scale balanced score card with a maximum score of 10.
N/A
8.8
Intermediate Outcome 4 - Green growth solutions support Member and partner countries in reducing poverty and achieving gender equality.
Output O4.1
Percentage of new projects that address poverty reduction and inclusiveness.
75%
70%
Output O4.2
Percentage of new projects delivering intended gender equality results.
75%
85%
Outcome IO4.1
Number of beneficiaries assisted through GGGI’s poverty aligned projects, disaggregated by gender.
Tracked
M: 4638 F: 4184
Outcome IO4.2
Number of women supported through GGGI’s projects with targeted gender interventions, disaggregated by gender.
Tracked
2878
Intermediate Outcome 5 - Sustainable financial growth supports quality delivery of GGGI commitments to Member and partner countries.
Output O5.1
% of annual budget spent on management and administration.
2020: 17% 2023: 15%
13%
Output O5.2
% of annual budget spent on in-country programs.
75%
84%
Output O5.3
% of core budget allocated to vulnerable countries = LDCs, LLDCs & SIDS (UNOHRLLS definition).
60%
60%
Output O5.4
Sustain a 15:1 ratio of green investment commitments secured for every USD spent on GGGI operations (Strategy 2030).
15:1
25:1 Achieved
Output O5.5
Sustainable level of reserve working capital is maintained.
15 million
23.9 Million

CHAPTER 7

Achievements Delivered in 2023

CHAPTER 5

Key Organizational Milestones