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TÜRKIYE

Türkiye

Türkiye is bordered by Bulgaria, Greece, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan/Nakhichevan, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. It also has a coastline along the Black Sea, the Aegean Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea. Türkiye is vulnerable to frequent floods that cause localized losses. Climate change will likely lead to more intense precipitation, thereby increasing the risks of fluvial and pluvial flooding, and rising sea levels, which will heighten the risks of flooding in the low-lying areas of river deltas and coastal cities.

POPULATION:
84.34 Million (2020)
CO2 EMISSIONS PER CAPITA:
5.0 CO2 metric tons (2018)
SOURCE:
World Bank

INVESTING IN TÜRKIYE

TÜRKIYE

CIF’s investment in Türkiye is through its Clean Technology Fund (CTF). Türkiye’s $440-million, multiphased CTF investment plan is supporting wind power expansion, smart-grid upgrades, and complementary programs with local banks and leasing companies in order to address market barriers and drive investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency.

In the first phase alone (through end-2012), $172 million from the investment plan helped to mobilize $1.8 billion through 430 subprojects via local financial intermediaries. Savings have amounted to 902,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent and $568 million in avoided oil imports per year.

As CTF investments have continued, the impact of the investment plan on the energy efficiency market has been most notable. This market progressed from being barely existent to one financed on purely commercial terms.

Through the CIF-TAF, there was over $ 1.5 million programmed for technical assistance activities in 2021. The programs covered an array of topics such as assisting long-term recovery from Covid-19 by scaling up climate corporate governance in the corporate sector, development of the e-mobility industry to support climate mitigation, improving the management of coastal protected areas and econsystems to grow climate resilience and rural development issues financing, and low carbon development planning.

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CTF INVESTMENT PLAN FOR TÜRKIYE
NO. OF CIF-APPROVED PROJECTS
16
CIF APPROVED FUNDING
$440.86M
Co-financing
$4.88B
Sources of Co-financing
Sources of Co-financing
Government
13% (641M)
MDB
54% (2.64B)
Private Sector
23% (1.12B)
Bilaterals +Others
10% (476M)
CIF Investments by Program
CIF Investments by Program
CTF
99.65% (439.3M)
SREP
0.35% (1.56M)

Data as of December 31, 2021

For latest MDB and Government Focal point, please contact CIF Admin Unit @ cifadminunit@worldbank.org

Country Snapshot

CTF
2572
COUNTRY MISSIONS
  • Joint Mission: December 1-5, 2008
    Notification | Completion Report

2574
INVESTMENT PLAN
  • Türkiye - Updated Investment Plan | Presentation
    Endorsed by the Trust Fund Committee Meeting on November 3, 2012

  • Türkiye - Original Investment Plan
    Endorsed by the Trust Fund Committee on January 30, 2009 (Decision)  

Türkiye Projects

World Bank Photo Collection Street view of Istanbul, Turkey. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Commercializing Sustainable Energy Finance Phase II (CSEF II)
Commercializing Sustainable Energy Finance Program
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Commercializing Sustainable Energy Finance Program
 Geothermal Plant, Turkey
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
DPSP I: Geothermal Development Lending Facility (GeoDELF)
World Bank Photo Collection Power lines stretch across rural Turkey.Photo: Yusuf Türker/ World Bank
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
DPSP III: Climate Corporate Governance Financing Facility (Climate Stars)
World Bank Photo Collection Street view of Izmir, Turkey, 2013. Photo: Mehmet Namik Ugur / World Bank
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
DPSP III: Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings
3S Kale geothermal power plant, Aydin/ Turkey (source: 3S Kale)
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Geothermal Development Project
Impact Assessment of Clean Technology Fund in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Market in Turkey
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Impact Assessment of Clean Technology Fund in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Market in Turkey
Private Sector Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Private Sector Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project
Private Sector Sustainable Energy Financing Facility (TurSEFF)
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Private Sector Sustainable Energy Financing Facility (TurSEFF)
A view of Izmir at night. Photo: World Bank
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Renewable Energy Integration Project
World Bank Photo Collection City view of Izmir, Turkey. Photo: Mehmet Namik Ugur / World Bank
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
Residential Energy Efficiency Finance Facility (TuREEFF)
shutterstock.com/image-photo/green-energy-wind-power-plant-on-688994065
project
Clean Technology Fund (CTF)
SME Energy Efficiency Project / Renewable Energy Integration-TA
TAF Banner
project
Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP)
TAF: Developing low carbon business models and technological pathways for Turkish large energy consumers
TAF: Improving the management of coastal protected areas and ecosystems as a nature-based solutions climate resilience and addressing climate resilient rural development issues
project
Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP)
TAF: Improving the management of coastal protected areas and ecosystems as a nature-based solutions climate resilience and addressing climate resilient rural development issues
TAF: Low Carbon Development Planning: Options Paper and Capacity Building
project
Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP)
TAF: Low Carbon Development Planning: Options Paper and Capacity Building
TAF: Mitigation: E-mobility Program
project
Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP)
TAF: Mitigation: E-mobility Program
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