Financial Reporting Framework: Reporting on baseline and progress towards 2015
published:
19 Mar 2018
Sweden
National Focal Point
Charlotta Sörqvist
Senior Adviser
Ministry of the Environment and Energy
Division for Natural Environment
- +4684052089
2018-02-05
1.1 Please indicate the amount of resources provided by your country in support of biodiversity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries and small island developing States, as well as countries with economies in transition.
Please indicate, as appropriate, the nominal amount of financial resources provided by source as well as the total amount. Please also indicate your degree of confidence in the estimated amount or, alternatively, provide a range of estimates.
Sweden Krona (SEK)
in units
| Year | ODA | OOF | Other flows | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 534,596,901 | 534,596,901 | ||
| Average (baseline) | 534,596,901 | 0 | 0 | 534,596,901 |
- Bilateral
- Multilateral
Disbursements
- Directly related
- Indirectly related
OECD DAC Rio markers
40%
High
Data are based on information from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.
All data in the table derives from published sources.
In projects and programmes the Rio marker for biodiversity is used as an indicator.
Directly related indicates initiatives where the principal objective is to promote biodiversity and/or ecosystem services.
Indirectly related refers to interventions where a significant objective is to promote biodiversity and/or ecosystem services. Due to a change in methodology we have revised the data about the indirect related contributions.The coefficient used for resource flows indirectly related to biodiversity is now 40%.
The division between directly and indirectly contributions 2010, are as follows:
Directly related: 118 727 075 SEK
Indirectly related: 415869826 SEK
Total: 534596901 SEK.
The division between directly and indirectly contributions 2013, are as follows:
Directly related: 211591757SEK
Indirectly related: 718546256 SEK
Total 2013: 930138012
The division between directly and indirectly contributions 2014, are as follows:
Directly related: 90572745 SEK
Indirectly related:820003614 SEK
Total 2014: 910576359 SEK
The division between directly and indirectly contributions 2015, are as follows:
Directly related: 129834859 SEK
Indirectly related:797146418 SEK
Total 2015: 927011277 SEK
| Year | ODA | OOF | Other flows | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | 930,138,012 | 930,138,012 | ||
| 2014 | 910,576,359 | 910,576,359 | ||
| 2015 | 927,011,277 | 927,011,277 |
Methodological information:
High
Some inclusion achieved
The Swedish Policy for Global Development has eight main features, of which one - sustainable use of natural resources and protection of the environment - is particularly relevant to the articles of the CBD. Sweden has for a long time been working proactively to incorporate biodiversity aspects within bilateral, regional and global programmes focused on natural resource management (Agriculture, forestry, rural development, management of marine/coastal systems, transboundary waters management etc). Sweden has made efforts to integrate the objectives of the CBD throughout its work since the convention was ratified. Sweden supports a large number of initiatives that are classified with the Rio marker on biodiversity and contributes to CBD`s Aichi targets. It includes support through multilaterals such as UNEP and FAO, regional development banks, government institutions such as ministries and national universities, hybrid organisations like the IUCN that has both government and NGOs as members, major environment think tanks, and society based initiatives.
Sweden Krona (SEK)
in units
| Year | Domestic expenditures | Overall confidence |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 5,072,599,000 | Medium |
| 2015 | 7,096,235,000 | Medium |
| Average | 6,084,417,000 | Medium |
| Numbers above cover | Expenditures directly related to biodiversity | Expenditures indirectly related to biodiversity |
|---|---|---|
| Government budgets – central | Yes |
Data are based on information from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management, the Swedish Board of Agriculture and the Swedish Forest Agency.
Appropriations (from the Government central budget) that directly and mainly concern biodiversity have been taken as a whole. Appropriations that directly but only partly concern biodiversity have been calculated on the basis of assessed proportions. Expenditures indirectly related to biodiversity are not included.
Please indicate your annual estimated funding need (for instance, based on your revised NBSAP) and calculate the estimated funding gap by subtracting estimated available resources. Indicate actions for priority funding.
Please start with the year which is most appropriate for your own planning purposes.
Sweden Krona (SEK)
in units
Please provide a brief synthesis of your finance plan, by indicating, in the table below, your planned resource mobilization, by source, and their respective planned contributions towards your identified finance gap.
Sweden Krona (SEK)
in units
