Title: Market-Based Opportunities in East Asia
1Market-Based Opportunities in East Asia
2Green Is In
- Green Growth
- Green Economy
- Green Development
- GREEN MARKETS
3SustainabilityMarkets Depend on
- Regulation
- Supply/Demand Factors
- Incentives
- Knowledge/Organization
- Cost Internalization
4 Regulation Should
- Provide FRAMEWORK promoting market-driven action
beyond compliance - Penalize UNSUSTAINABLE PRACTICES
- Open NEW ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
5Market Shifts - Supply
- Scarcity
- Substitution
- Technology Advances
- Acceptable/Good Practices
- New Models
6Market Shifts - Demand
- Wealth/Consumption Growth
- Sophisticated Tastes (Travel, Food, Leisure)
- Safety, Health, Environment
- Global Regional Watches
- New Factors (Low Carbon, Biodiversity, Working
Conditions, etc.)
7Incentives
- Increased Access to Markets
- Eco-compensation
- Price Premium/ Government Procurement
- Fiscal Policies/Subsidy Tax Shifts/RD
Investment
8Knowledge
- Intervention Points in Market Supply Chains
- Understand Pricing Dynamics in Real Time
- Technology Options
- Capacity Development
9Organization
- CSR Corporate Social Responsibility
- CBD Community-based Development
- Consumer Awareness
- NGOs
- Marketing Self-regulating Bodies
10Cost Internalization
- Triple Bottom Line
- Address Market Inefficiencies Scale, Vertical
Integration, etc. - Create New Products, Processes Services
- Turn Environmental Problems into Opportunities
11Key Needs
- Financial Sector, Enterprises Associations
- Government
- Suppliers Consumers
- Business Case
- Enabling Framework
- Sustained
- Supply
- Demand
12 EXAMPLES of Market-based Approaches
13Marine Aquarium Council
CertificationPartnerships The Conservation and
Community Investment Forum that collaborates with
MAC in South East Asia to design and finance
conservation solutions. Reef Check that has
developed methods to assess and monitor the
health of coral reefs and aquarium fish and coral
stocks in collection areas Terangi, the
Indonesia Coral Reef Foundation demonstrates and
prepares collectors and their communities for MAC
certification UNEPs World Conservation
Monitoring Centre along with the MAC has
developed an international database to provide
credible information on marine ornamental trade.
- CopperWiki
14Coral Reef Tourism Recreation - Philippines
- Sust. Fisheries USD 620
- Coastal Protection 326
- Tourism Recreation 108
- Willingness to Pay 10
- TOTAL USD 1, 064 million
http//siteresources.worldbank.org/INTPHILIPPINES/
Resources/PEM05-ch1.pdf
15Technology, Certification of Timor Leste Coffee
In 2009, about 67,000 households grew coffee in
Timor-Lestewith improved technology for coffee
farmers, gross margins could increase by an
average of about 500/ha from only 120/ha. -
World Bank (2010)
16Maritime Shipping
- CKYH Green Alliance Partners COSCO, K-Line,
Yang Ming, Hanjin Shipping - Eco-steaming, Super-slow
- Cold ironing technology
- Nano-emulsion Fuel System
- Energy reduction in container ports
- Bunkerworld May/June 2010 p24
17Fish Health Safety Certification
- HACCP USA
- Japan Traceability Direct Involvement of
Retailers - Europe Shrimp Ban
http//siteresources.worldbank.org/INTRANETTRADE/R
esources/Topics/Standards/JapanCountrySurveyF.pdf
18China Organic Food Certification
- 2002 China Green Food Development Center
- 2005 National Standards Certification, Uniform
Logo - Intl Cooperation, NGOs
http//www.wilsoncenter.org/topics/docs/going_orga
nic_dec07.pdf
19Oil Palm Certification
- Round Table Sust. Palm Oil (RSPO) WWF, Industry,
Stakeholders - Certification, trading, traceability
- Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO Standard)
Coming Soon - NGO Campaigns against Food Companies has created
change
20Low Carbon Economy, Green Growth Dev.
- South Korea, China, Indonesia, etc.
- Significance to Coral Triangle for possible
carbon credits, eco-compensation - Renewable Technologies Transfer of Experience
21 Conclusions
- No Shortage of Examples
- Generally Slow Progress
- Inconsistent Application
- Failure to Develop Full Package
- Opportunities Never Greater
22Thank You!
ajhanson_at_iisd.ca