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Argentina 2030 Agenda 3 One Planet Network Executive Meeting 30th-31st May of 2018 “Working with Government to implement SDG12” Index 1. Policy and institutional decisions on environmental issues 2. Sustainable Consumption and Production in Argentina 2030 Agenda 3. Argentina’s commitment with 10YFP 4. Current initiatives related to SDG 12 A. Sustainable Public Procurement B. Sustainable Food Systems C. Sustainable Construction D. Resource Efficiency & Pollution Prevention E. Circular Economy F. Sustainable Entrepreneurs 5. Key challenges and opportunities for One Planet network Policy and institutional decisions on environmental issues Argentina´s focus has been on laying groundwork for inclusive and sustainable growth Environmental Protection is a State Policy Creation of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development National Climate Change Cabinet Renovar Program G20 Presidency: Creation of Climate Sustainability Working Group President Mauricio Macri at Renovar Program launching Sergio Bergman, Ministry Environment and Sustainable Development, and Carlos Gentile, Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable Development, at the G20 CSWG Sustainable Consumption and Production in Argentina 2030 Agenda Under 2030 Agenda, Argentina has committed to move towards sustainable consumption and production patterns By means of promoting resource efficiency, circular economy, pollution prevention and eco- innovation 10YFP and One Planet network is our key framework for achieving this objective Argentina’s commitment with 10YFP ECOSOC / HLPF 10 YFP Board GRULAC Board Member Kenya, Nigeria, Republic of South Korea, Indonesia, Albania, Romania, Argentina, Mexico, Germany, Turkey 10YFP UNEP as Secretariat Inter-Agency National and Alternate Focal Coordination Group National Focal Points Stakeholder Focal Points Points appointed 20 UN bodies 127 countries 9 major groups & others 10YFP PROGRAMMES Sustainable Building and AGENDA 2030 Construction Programme MAC & SDGs Consumer infomation Buildings & construction 10YFP Trust Member (Min Prod) Fund Regional platforms, Lifestyles & education Tourism strategies & Sustainable Public roadmaps Procurement Partner National Public procurement Food Systems Roundtables & SCP action Sustainable Food System plans Programme MAC Member Information & Knowledge platform (SCP Clearinghouse) CURRENT INITIATIVES RELATED TO SDG 12 Strategic initiatives related to SDG 12 A. B. C. D. E. F. Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Resource Circular Sustainable Public Food Systems Construction Efficiency & Economy Entrepreneurs Procurement Pollution Prevention We work in different fields of action with a whole system perspective Institutional strengthening Supporting economic Training, awareness Life Cycle Approach Sustainable & public-private / financial and information innovations articulation instruments A. Sustainable Public Procurement Achievements Objective: to promote the Launched August, 2016 implementation of sustainable public Closed December, 2017 procurement through the SPPEL approach Sustainable Purchase Application Project executed in coordination with Ministries Sustainable Purchase of Modernization and Guide Production and private sector as main stakeholder Capacity building B. Sustainable Food Systems “Whey recovery and valorization in SMEs in the Argentine dairy basin” Project OBJECTIVE ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES Assessment on Launched May 2018 environmental impacts, due Dairy Producers and related to improper practices value chain actors Close November 2018 Review and identification of Small scale Trust Fund technologies with special Environment and population Strengthen the dairy SMEs, focus on management key affected by industrial effluent providing tools for a better factors (suppliers, patents, environmental management market scenarios, product of the industrial effluent while biases) Consumers and other fostering partnership to Foster partnership among related stakeholders remove barriers of scale SMEs in order to remove barriers of scale for achieving solutions environmentally sound and economically feasible B. Sustainable Food Systems (cont.) Created in 2015 by Ministry of Agro Industry National Program to • Aims to implement and coordinate public policies in order to understand Reduce Food Loss and the causes and the effects of food loss and waste and find better strategies with all stakeholders Waste Governance • National Network was established in 2017. • Objective: develop a National Action Plan for Target 12.3 • Currently: 70 members “Affiliated Project" in Sustainable Food Systems Programme Product: Guide for Communities • Guide for Local governments, to implement a strategy taking into account their own capacities • Favours food security, environmental and natural resources care, and solid waste management C. Sustainable Construction National Strategy of Sustainable Construction • A round table of sustainable construction was created • Integrated by Ministries of Environment and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Energy and Mining, Ministry of the Interior and Ministry of Production. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Social Housing in Argentina Project Global Environmental Facility (GEF) AR – G1002 • Build 128 houses in different bioclimatic areas • Measure energy consumption & set new standards • Develop Energy Efficiency markets and technical capacity. C. Sustainable Construction (cont.) Interamerican Development Bank (IADB) Project to innovate in housing technologies • Life Cycle Analysis of prototypes for different bioclimatic zones. • Renewable Energy Generation • Sustainable Housing Manual • Showroom Weatherizers Project to retrofit homes in Bariloche, Río Negro (Patagonia) In coordination between Ministry of Environment, Interior, Bariloche Municipality and NGO FOVISEE • Audit of 100 low-income houses. • Improve 1.000 houses in the city. D. Resource Efficiency & Pollution Prevention Industrial Retrofit Program (PRI) • Created by • Through resource • Currently, PRI Resolution efficiency, prevent covers multiple 1139/2008 pollution, control and productive reduction of sectors, actually • PRI links different environmental impacts, focus in sugar stakeholders of technological innovation cane, citric, meat public and private in production processes, and other food sectors in the reduce GHSs emissions, related in different search and improvements in provinces of implementation of environmental Argentina action plans in management of industrial companies and processes and remediation of service activities environmental liabilities D. Resource Efficiency & Pollution Prevention Industrial Retrofit Program (PRI) achievements in Tucuman Province Water recycling: • Recovery and internal recycling of 100,000 m3/day of water from sugarcane washing water. • Reuse of water with sugar contents as process water instead of draining it. Reuse of resources: • Ashes: 300,000 ton/year. Residue of the combustion of bagasse in boilers that are destined to organic amendment of soils and production of bricks • Cachazas/Filter cakes: 580,000 ton/year. Energy efficiency: • Recovery of Biogas: installation of anaerobic UASB reactors to treat citrus effluents. • Electric co-generation from short fibers of sugarcane bagasse. Self-supply and sale of surplus to the general electric network. E. Circular economy: State policy for Sugarcane Sector National Roundtable for the Sustainable Management of Sugarcane Vinasse Minimization of vinasse generation: - Reduction of organic load of vinasse by biological treatments Reuse: - Enrichment of compost properties by incorporation of vinasse - Replacement of water in productive processes by vinasse use Valorization: - Recovery of unproductive soils - Biogas obtained by anaerobic treatment of vinasse F. National Program for Sustainable Entrepreneurs (PROESUS) over entrepreneurs 7000 TOURISM TECHNOLOGY & Featured sustainable AGRICULTURE entrepreneurships INNOVATION WATER 31 WASTE ADDRESSED ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION & SUSTAINABLE ISSUES CITIES ENERGY EDUCATION DESIGN Upcoming events 22nd Meeting of the International Resource Panel. 4th to 8th June, Shenzhen, China Resource Efficiency breakfast, co-organize with GIZ June 26th, Buenos Aires. 12th LAC round table of Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction, October 12th, Buenos Aires Climate Sustainability Working Group. Buenos Aires & Iguazú and 2nd Resource Efficiency Dialogue, August 27th, Iguazú KEY CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES Key Challenges for National Focal Points (NFP) Link Sustainable Integrate 10YFP with Consumption and national development Production tools with policies, strategies or Nationally Determined action plans Contributions (NDCs) Strengthen support from Integrate multiple interests, public and private policies and approaches stakeholders from the regional level Key Messages from the Latin America and Caribbean Region How to help countries to go faster in their sustainable consumption and production strategies? Consideration of regional/ national priorities and National Focal Point relevant topics for the Development of tools for Private sector engagement region (SMEs; waste NFP engagement management) in programme´s strategies Key Challenges for the One Planet network Balance to the production side Strengthen synergies inside Link actions with Multilateral and needs One Planet network Environmental Agreements Improve indicators to measure Improve visibility of Trust Fund Increase resource mobilization actual achievements rules Ing. Carlos B. Gentile Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable Development [email protected] @Gentilebruno.
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