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Assessment of the implementation of the Convention and The Strategy Expected accomplishments Performance indicator Parties assess the progress made in meeting strategic objectives 1–4 of The Strategy and related targets, and provide guidance on further steps to be taken CRIC draft decisions on further steps to be taken to meet the strategic objectives, taking into consideration the section of the mid-term evaluation that deals with strategic objectives 1–4 Strategic objectives 1–3 analysed by the CST and integrated into PRAIS Target for 2012 Second assessment of implementation (2010–2011) undertaken, including against impact indicators Target for 2013 Targets for strategic objectives 1–4 adopted, including input by the CST Parties assess the progress made in meeting operational objectives 1–5 of The Strategy and related targets, and provide guidance on further steps to be taken CRIC draft decision(s) submitted to the eleventh session of the COP (COP 11) on further steps to be taken to meet the operational objectives CRIC draft decision(s) submitted to the twelfth session of the COP (COP 12) on further steps to be taken to meet operational objectives, outcome areas, performance indicators and related targets that may be adopted/amended as part of the mid-term evaluation at the performance level Target for 2012 Second assessment of implementation (2010–2011) against performance indicators Target for 2014 Third assessment of implementation (2012–2013) against performance indicators Parties assess the mobilization and use of financial resources and other support, and provide guidance on how to enhance their effectiveness and efficiency in the achievement of the objectives of the Convention CRIC draft decision(s) submitted to COP 11 on how to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of financial resources and other support CRIC draft decision(s) submitted to COP 12 on how to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of financial resources and other support, including on ICCD/CRIC(10)/L.1 6 GE.11-71054 new provisions that may be adopted as part of the mid-term evaluation in this regard Target for 2012 Second review of financial flows (2010–2011) based on preliminary analysis submitted by the GM to the secretariat Target for 2014 Third review of financial flows (2012–2013) based on preliminary analysis submitted by the GM to the secretariat Parties adopt methods that improve communication of information, as well as the quality and format of reports to be submitted to the COP CRIC draft decision(s) submitted to COP 11 on methods to improve communication of information and the quality and formats of reports Target for 2013 Complete the first iteration on reporting against impact indicators and the second iteration on reporting against performance indicators as part of the mid-term evaluation B. Performance review of the Convention’s institutions and subsidiary bodies Expected accomplishments Performance indicator Parties review the performance of the secretariat and the Global Mechanism, and provide guidance on further improvements CRIC draft decisions submitted to COP 11 and COP 12 on improving the performance of the institutions of the Convention Target for 2013 Second review of performance taking an RBM approach and based on the reports on the two-year work programmes (2012–2013) submitted by the secretariat and the GM Target for 2015 Third review of performance taking an RBM approach and based on the reports on the two-year work programmes (2014–2015) submitted by the secretariat and the GM, and taking into consideration the outcome of the mid-term evaluation of The Strategy Parties review the performance of the CRIC and the CST and the interaction between them, and provide guidance on further improvements CRIC draft decisions submitted to COP 11 and COP 12 on improving the performance of the subsidiary bodies of the Convention Target for 2013 ICCD/CRIC(10)/L.1 GE.11-71054 7 Second review of performance taking an RBM approach and based on the reports on the two-year work programmes (2012–2013) of the CRIC and the CST Target for 2015 Third review of performance taking an RBM approach and based on the reports on the two-year work programmes (2014–2015) of the CRIC and the CST, and taking into consideration the outcome of the mid-term evaluation of The Strategy C. (...) Collaboration with the Global Environment Facility Expected accomplishments Performance indicator Parties assess the progress made in the cooperation with the Global Environment Facility, and provide guidance on further improvement in order for the GEF to serve as a financial mechanism of the Convention CRIC draft decision submitted to COP 11 on a revised memorandum of understanding with the GEF Target for 2014 GEF reports according to the revised reporting requirements F.

FURTHER INPUT ON HOW THE POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTS TO EMISSIONS TRADING AND THE PROJECT-BASED MECHANISMS, AS CONTAINED IN ANNEXES I AND II TO DOCUMENT FCCC/KP/AWG/2008/5 AND ANNEXES I AND II TO DOCUMENT FCCC/KP/AWG/2008/INF.3, WOULD FUNCTION :SUBMISSIONS FROM PARTIES

FC C C /SBI/2012/10 15 Table 1 Activities undertaken in cooperation with Annex II Parties Activity Purpose/target of activity Date and location Annex II Party, implementing agency Web link for further information Consolidation of data and data quality improvement of national greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories The Environmental Protection Agency of Austria has been supporting the national inventory teams of Croatia in its efforts for consolidation and data quality improvement of their national greenhouse gas emission inventories Ongoing, Croatia Austria, Environmental Protection Agency of Austria Austrian annual joint implementation (JI) clean development mechanism (CDM) workshop Kommunalkredit Public Consulting (KPC) manages the Austrian JI/CDM-Programme on behalf of the Austrian Ministry of Environment. (...) Implementation of new technologies improves mapping and effective utilization of the forest resources. (...) An important part of the project was training of experts in forest management and the use of relevant technologies 2008 to 2012, Ukraine Czech Republic FC C C /SBI/2012/10 17 Activity Purpose/target of activity Date and location Annex II Party, implementing agency Web link for further information State of Green State of Green is the official green brand for Denmark.

Protect and restore water-related ecosystems; 7. Improve water quality by reducing pollution; and 8. (...) The significant difference between MDG and SDG targets on sanitation is not only 50% access and 100% access. (...) Improve Water Quality by Reducing Pollution This session addressed issues related to SDG target 6.3 “by 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally”.

The non-Annex I Party may receive financing and technology in advance of credits being generated for a crediting target. 20. No credits shall be generated for a sectoral crediting activity if a crediting target has not been met. (...) Introduce emissions trading based on sectoral targets Option A: 59. Status quo: not provided for. (...) A participating non-Annex I Party shall be issued with emission allowances corresponding to its sectoral target. Parties may devolve emission targets and allowances to legal entities. 62.

Improve maternal health. Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases .................. 59 - 61 24 Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability ................................... 62 - 66 26 III. (...) Access to maternal health care is poorest in the regions where minorities live (Goal 5). The need to improve land tenure security for ethnic minorities is a key target and a “number of essential infrastructure projects (transportation, irrigation, water, schools, health clinics) are build [sic] quickly to improve the productive activities and living conditions of ethnic minorities” (Goal 7). (...) Disaggregated Data, Targets and Indicators: 36. The MDGs come with a set of 18 targets and 48 recommended indicators to measure progress towards the targets and Goals.

GE.19-14321 (F)  Comité chargé de l’examen de la mise en œuvre de la Convention Dix-huitième session New Delhi, Inde, 3–12 septembre 2019 Point 4 a) de

May 2011, Bangkok, Thailand Nairobi work programme partner organizations, UNDP, UNFCCC FCCC/SBSTA/2011/IN F.2 Training on Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2006 Methodology on GHG Inventory for Energy Sector and Industrial Processes and Quality Assurance and Verification To improve the understanding on the new methodology and related quality assurance and verification aspects. (...) Ongoing, Online IPCC http://www.ipcc- nggip.iges.or.jp/EFDB/m ain.php FC C C /SBI/2011/15 20 G E .11 -64890 Activity Purpose/target of activity Date and location Agencies and institutions involved Activity report or web link for further information Regional Workshop for the kick-off of the Capacity- building Project for Sustainable National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Management Systems in Eastern and Southern Africa To strengthen each country’s institutional arrangements, functions, and ability to manage their GHG inventories. (...) Throughout the workshop participants identified approaches to localizing methodologies to best suit local needs and circumstances, whilst better linking the urban sector into national climate change policy frameworks. 1–3 June 2011, Suva, Fiji UN-HABITAT http://www.fukuo ka.unhabitat.org/pr ogrammes/ccci/201 10628_en.html FC C C /SBI/2011/15 26 G E .11 -64890 Activity Purpose/target of activity Date and location Agencies and institutions involved Activity report or web link for further information

a This table could be used for each NDC target in case Party’s NDC has multiple targets. (...) a This table could be used for each NDC target in case Party’s NDC has multiple targets. b Parties may provide information on conditional targets in a documentation box with references to the relevant page in their biennial transparency report.

A draft study was elaborated on experiences on undertaken in the country in terms of potable water supply and water quality improvement techniques, so that to define the best approach for project intervention sites. (...) It was also aimed at generating feedback on the updated training materials for their further improvement. videoconferencing (WebEx) were trained on national GHG inventories; 2. (...) It was also aimed at generating feedback on the updated training materials for their further improvement. 3. Networking and exchange of views amongst Parties and with experts and prospective bilateral and multilateral donors.