Theory of Change for the Area of Intervention ‘Enabling Framework’
Switzerland’s engagement for Enabling Frameworks contribute to the development of fair and binding climate-sensitive political frameworks on international level and in partner countries. It ensures that negotiations on
strategies on growth and development are built on principles of “green and
low carbon growth” and on “building climate resilience of systems and
people”.
Theory of Change for the Area of Intervention ‘Climate Change
Mitigation’
Switzerland’s engagement for climate change mitigation reduces GHG Emissions in partner countries by facilitating the access and use of low carbon
technologies in the production processes and energy systems. It also supports
the sustainable use of natural resources through the use of norms and standards as well as best practices in agriculture, forestry and water management.
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Fig. 5.1 Intervention logic of Swiss International Cooperation in climate change. RC¼result
chain (Source: SDC/SECO, Tender Document, Report on Effectiveness of the Swiss International
Cooperation in climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Interventions 2000–2012, 2013-04-09,
p. 8)
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Switzerland’s engagement for Enabling Frameworks contribute to the development of fair and binding climate-sensitive political frameworks on international level and in partner countries. It ensures that negotiations on
strategies on growth and development are built on principles of “green and
low carbon growth” and on “building climate resilience of systems and
people”.
Theory of Change for the Area of Intervention ‘Climate Change
Mitigation’
Switzerland’s engagement for climate change mitigation reduces GHG Emissions in partner countries by facilitating the access and use of low carbon
technologies in the production processes and energy systems. It also supports
the sustainable use of natural resources through the use of norms and standards as well as best practices in agriculture, forestry and water management.
(continued)
Fig. 5.1 Intervention logic of Swiss International Cooperation in climate change. RC¼result
chain (Source: SDC/SECO, Tender Document, Report on Effectiveness of the Swiss International
Cooperation in climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Interventions 2000–2012, 2013-04-09,
p. 8)
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