UK: 1.5bn GBP over 3 years as FSF, to 1.8bn over 2 years, with 50% for adaptation.
Germany: 1.4bn Euros in 2012 to 1.8bn in 2013.
Denmark: 500m DKK for 2013, of which 20% tentatively for the GCF. Maintaining fast start levels of the year 2012.
[The Danish government gave 1.2 billion Danish Kroner in FSF over the years going 300 mil in 2010, 400 in 2011 and ending on 500 mil this year. So the 500 mil for 2013 is keeping the level of this year.]
NB that the UK, Germany, Denmark announcements were from before — it’s just a clarification of what is in their budgets — only new thing is that they have made them public under the COP.
These ones appear right, but are based on reports of what was said during negotiations (ie not exactly formal announcements of
pledges):
Sweden: 2.5bn SEK for 2013 (Swedish NGOs seem to say this is down not up, but we don’t have details)
Canada: Said in the KP that they will continue support for new global initiatives including agriculture and the Arctic (which is not even a developing country!)
Australia: Said would pledge but no numbers.