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List of LDCF Projects and Programs Approved in FY 2013.............................................. 52 a. (...) Summaries of Climate Change Mitigation Programs Approved in FY 2013 ...................... 71 4. (...) The nine annexes to the report cover: (i) list of FY 2013 projects and programs under the GEF Trust Fund; (ii) list of FY 2013 projects and programs under the LDCF and the SCCF; (iii) summaries of FY 2013 projects and programs under the GEF Trust Fund; (iv) summaries of FY 2013 projects and programs under the LDCF and the SCCF; (v) climate change technology transfer projects supported in line with the Long-Term Program on Technology Transfer; (vi) implementation of the Poznan Strategic Program on Technology Transfer; (vii) the status of National Communications (NCs) from Parties not included in Annex I of the convention; (viii) status of resources approved by the GEF Secretariat for the preparation of the Biennial Update Reports (BURs); and (ix) the status report on the LDCF and the SCCF. 5 Definitions of GEBs in GEF investments are available at http://www.thegef.org/gef/GEB.

List of LDCF Projects and Programs Approved in FY 2015 ..................................................... 48 a. (...) Currently, new projects and programs are financed only through the LDCF and the SCCF. (...) LDCF and SCCF-financed projects and programs also ensure that resources are allocated to effective monitoring and evaluation systems as part of the projects and programs.

The LDCF/SCCF Council has approved two Work Programs in the reporting period. Through these Work Programs, the LDCF supported 17 projects and programs with $148.3 million, including PPGs and Agency Fees. 28. (...) The GEF Policy on Gender Equality that came into effect on July 1, 2018, introduces new principles and requirements to address gender equality in the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of GEF programs and projects.6 5 GEF, 2019, Call for Proposals GEF-7 Non-Grant Instrument Program. 6 GEF, 2017, Policy on Gender Equality, Council Document GEF/C.53/04. (...) An analysis in May 2019 by the GEF Secretariat of GEF-7 programs and projects suggests that GEF projects are increasingly incorporating gender-responsive approaches.8 The analysis further showed that 85 percent of projects explicitly stated that they expect to develop sex disaggregated and gender sensitive indicators, and that 94 percent of projects are expected to contribute to closing gender gaps and promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment. 7 GEF, 2018, GEF Gender Implementation Strategy, Council Document GEF/C.54/06. 8 Review of 47 project concepts, 7 program concepts and 2 Enabling Activities included in GEF-7 Work Programs as of May 2019. 1 INTRODUCTION 1.

For technology transfer, the GEF has supported projects and programs in both mitigation and adaptation based on the Poznan Strategic Program on Technology Transfer as well as its Long-Term elements. (...) The seven annexes to the report cover: (i) list of FY 2012 projects and programs under the GEF Trust Fund; (ii) list of FY 2012 projects and programs under the LDCF and the SCCF; (iii) summaries of FY 2012 projects and programs under the GEF Trust Fund; (iv) summaries of FY 2012 projects and programs under the LDCF and the SCCF; (v) the implementation of the Poznan Strategic Program on Technology Transfer; (vi) the status of National Communications (NCs) from parties not included in Annex I of the convention; and (vii) the status report on the LDCF and the SCCF. 3 Definitions of GEBs in GEF investments are available at http://www.thegef.org/gef/GEB. (...) In GEF-5, the GEF is providing financing for these mitigation actions in the forest sector under climate change mitigation’s Land Use, Land Use Change, and Forestry (LULUCF) objective and under the cross-focal area (that is, FCCC/CP/2012/6 GE.12-62710 9 addressing multiple Convention needs) Sustainable Forest Management (SFM)/REDD+ Program, including supporting activities that will develop national systems to measure and monitor carbon stocks and change from forest and non-forest lands, strengthen related policies and institutions, undertake good management practices, and establish financing mechanisms and investment programs.

In relation to sexual harassment and violence at the Military Service Academies, during the 2009-2010 academic program year there were a total of 41 reports of sexual assault, which represent a 64% increase from the 25 reports received during the previous year. 27 The latest DMDC survey also shows that 12.9% of women and 1.9% of men indicated experiencing unwanted sexual contact, and 56% of women and 12% of men indicated experiencing sexual harassment. (...) March 2008. 26 DoD FY10 Annual Report on Sexual Assault in the Military, March 2011, page 98. 27 Report on Sexual Harassment and violence at the military service academies. Academic program year 2009-2010, p.3. A/HRC/17/26/Add.5 GE.11-13825 9 sexual assault at the Military Service Academies accounted for fewer than 10% of the incidents of unwanted sexual contact that may have actually occurred. 28 27. (...) The Rapporteur was even informed that, when possible, aliens who are pregnant and subject to removal are typically released on bond, orders of recognizance or supervision, or are enrolled into an alternative to detention program. 44. Nevertheless, advocates state there is insufficient evidence that these policies are adequately enforced or implemented in practice.

This program will entail preparation and adoption of new legislative acts stimulating improvement of civil society, helping both the government and private sector to promote development of civil society, rendering financial assistance to the projects and programs of non-governmental organizations, establishing, educational centres and many other activities. The Government Support Council to NGOs under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan granted 5 527 492 AZN to 506 programs in 2013, 3 934 168 AZN to 403 programs in 2014, 5 255 343 AZN to 520 programs in 2015. Moreover, the Youth Foundation under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan granted 3 596 885 AZN to 501 programs in 2013, 3 414 600 AZN to 827 programs in 2014, 4 651 900 AZN to 876 programs in 2015.

List of FY 2020 Climate Change Mitigation Projects and Programs ........................................ 74 2. (...) Summaries of LDCF Projects and Programs Approved in FY 2020, ......................................... 94 4. (...) These resources supported six investments in GEF programs, including three new programs and three additional investment tranches in existing programs, as well as 32 CCM projects and 12 EAs.

List of LDCF Projects and Programs Approved in FY 2014 ................................................................................... 66 a. (...) List of SCCF Projects and Programs Approved in FY 2014 ................................................................................... 69 a. (...) During the GEF-5 period, the GEF Council approved four regional PPP programs to access the GEF-5 private sector set-aside.

__________________ 2 见 www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/gb-meetings。 3 见 www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/tag-meetings。 (...) 12 见 https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/tf02。 13 见 https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/tf03。 (...) 迄今为止，芬兰、格 __________________ 24 见 www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp/brief/e-learning。 25 见 https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/icp。