Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation / Climate Investment Funds / Countries Fund / Amazon Fund / Gross National Income / /
Continent
America / Africa / Asia / Europe / /
Country
Zambia / Myanmar / Haiti / Cambodia / Laos / Mexico / Mozambique / Chile / Sudan / Norway / Indonesia / Uganda / Malawi / Brazil / Vietnam / Guyana / Tanzania / Liberia / India / /
Currency
NOK / USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
mill Brazil / mill Other / mill Mexico / mill Total / Forest Carbon Partnership Facility / mill Guyana / mill Myanmar / mill Forest Investment Programme / mill Tanzania / mill DR Congo R-PP / World Bank`s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility / mill Vietnam / mill Indonesia / USD mill / mill Congo Basin Forest Fund / /
IndustryTerm
energy conservation/efficiency / climate finance mechanisms / start finance / renewable energy programmes / energy usee public sou / sustainaable energy / electricity services / energy use / faststart finance / long-term solutions / renewable energy / energy poverty / climate services / clean energy / greenhousee gas emissions / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / climate finance / bilateral climate finance / food security / energy sector / renewable energy projects / increased energy access / energy efficiency / energ gy access annd energy effficiency / heavy fuel oil generators / renewable energy resources / energy sector development / /
NaturalFeature
Forest Investment Programme / Sahara / /
Organization
UN Development Program / Government of Norway / Least Developed Countries Fund / Least Developed Country Fund / Special Climate Change Fund / Carbon Fund / OECD / Civil / UN Environment Program / civil society / World Bank / United Nations / UN Food and Agricultural Organization / Norwegian Government / The Forest Investment Program / Congo Basin Forest Fund / /
Person
Jens Stoltenberg / /
Position
Prime Minister / general development assistance / overall Official Development Assistance / /
Region
South Africa / Cambodia Central Asia / Central America / Central Asia / Togo Africa / South Sudan / /
Norwegian Climate Finance 2012 Highlights • Norway’s bilateral climate finance was 954 million USD in 2012, while the level in the two preceding years was USD 682 and USD 705 million, respectively.. In 2006