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Project preparation period and approval period #421

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duncandewhurst opened this issue Nov 1, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #432
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Project preparation period and approval period #421

duncandewhurst opened this issue Nov 1, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #432
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Background

This issue relates to the following CoST IDS elements proposed in the CoST IDS/OC4IDS review:

Project preparation period (preparation)

Project preparation period (preparation)

Module: Climate finance
Indicator: Accessibility/efficiency

Disclosure format

Disclose dates for project preparation [start date, end date]

OC4IDS mapping

TBC

Project approval period (preparation)

Project approval period (preparation)

Module: Climate finance
Indicator: Accessibility

Disclosure format

Disclose dates for project approval [submission date, approval date]

OC4IDS mapping

TBC

@EvelynDinora, provided the following clarification of the uses cases and meaning of these fields:

Climate action is needed urgently. But it takes time to prepare a project. What the SG wants to see is the efficiency (or inefficiency) in terms of project preparation. Please see below:
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https://www.greenclimate.fund/project/fp209

This is the date the project was submitted to approval of the Climate Fund and the date the project is approved by the Climate Fund. This is applicable to all available climate funds. Then we can use the start date of a project to measure efficiency in financial flows.

Discussion

As discussed in #420 and elsewhere, there can be several levels of 'project' and investment at play, e.g.

flowchart TD
  A["Funding source,
  e.g. GCF"]-- "'Parent' investment" -->
  B["Financing party, e.g.
  Development Bank of South Africa"]-- "Investment" -->
  C["Infrastructure
    Project 1"] &  D["Infrastructure
    Project 2"] & E["Infrastructure
    Project 3"]
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@EvelynDinora, @mgraca-prado, my understanding is that the 'project' referred to in the elements proposed in the CoST IDS/OC4IDS review is not the infrastructure project, but the 'parent' investment project (not sure if that is the right term exactly). Is that correct?

@duncandewhurst duncandewhurst self-assigned this Nov 1, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this to Under discussion in OC4IDS 0.9.4 Nov 1, 2023
@duncandewhurst duncandewhurst added this to the 0.9.4 milestone Nov 1, 2023
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Hi @duncandewhurst,

Yes, both periods are important to know, but for the 'parent' investment project the PE´s don't necessarily know or access to this data. So, the period will be for each individual project contained in the parent investment. Many thanks.

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Thanks, @EvelynDinora. Great, I'm much happier only modelling the periods for the individual infrastructure projects :-)

In which case:

Sound good?

@duncandewhurst
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@EvelynDinora I'm assuming that you're happy with the proposal in my previous update so I'll move this issue to agreed - let me know if not.

@duncandewhurst duncandewhurst moved this from Under discussion to Agreed in OC4IDS 0.9.4 Nov 15, 2023
@duncandewhurst duncandewhurst moved this from Agreed to In Progress in OC4IDS 0.9.4 Nov 15, 2023
@duncandewhurst duncandewhurst moved this from In Progress to Review in progress in OC4IDS 0.9.4 Nov 15, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from Review in progress to Done in OC4IDS 0.9.4 Nov 22, 2023
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Yes, sounds good!

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