They also find that 80% of all energy finance is for power generation, of which 66% is in the coal sector, and 27% in the hydropower sector. In the revised CTF tables related to provision of finance (FCCC/CP/2015/10/Add.2), CTF table 7a asks Parties to list both “general” and “climate specific” financial support provided to multilateral funds, banks and institutions. Several developing countries do contribute to multilateral channels, with development-oriented contributions from ten countries averaging USD 1 billion per year from 2012-14 (OECD, 2016b).21 Where such flows are not climate specific, a similar method could be used by all countries to apply a coefficient corresponding to the share of resources disbursed by the multilateral institution that are climate-relevant. As currently, countries would need to explain how they define funds as being climate specific. Both tables 7a and 7b list options in the “funding source” column as ODA, OOF and other (which is to be specified).