By 2023, Afghanistan has: 1) developed a national monitoring and reporting system for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the agriculture, forestry and land-use sectors; and 2) is able to track, monitor and report on mitigation and adaptation outputs and outcomes in line with the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF).

By 2024, Benin is preparing reports to the UNFCCC with a view to strengthening the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) of the Paris Agreement with reinforced components in the energy, agriculture, forestry and other land uses (AFOLU) sectors, including inventories of emission sources and sinks and information necessary for monitoring the priority actions identified in Benin’s NDC.
Project indicator: number of reports prepared for the UNFCCC meeting ETF requirements by 2024
Target: at least one report to the UNFCCC

To enhance Namibia’s institutional and technical capacities to establish a comprehensive Transparency Framework for Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of climate actions and to report on NDC implementation under the Paris Agreement

Expanding seascapes under protection and improving protected area management.

To reduce the vulnerability of pastoral and farming communities to climate change along the migratory routes in North Darfur and improve their social protection, food security and nutritional status.

Indicator: Number of vulnerable agro-pastoralists with increased resilience through innovation for climate change adaptation Target: 25,000 women and 25,000 men

Reduce the vulnerability of communities in Forested Guinea to the additional risks posed by climate change through the adoption of climate smart agro-sylvo-pastoral strategies

To achieve land degradation neutrality and improve ecosystem services in Nauru through integrated landscape management and conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

Project Objective: Restore and maintain critical ecosystem services of globally significant riverine forest landscapes along the River Nile in Sudan.

50,878 ha of riverine forest ecosystems managed to benefit biodiversity and maintain productive value “Core Indicator 4”.

20,000 private agriculturalists, livestock herders, and forest users (10,000 female/10,000 male) reporting stable or improved standard of living resulting from BD conservation mainstreaming

To improve the environmental performance of the foam sector in China through the phaseout, introduction of HBCD alternatives and environmentally-sound management of HBCD-containing EPS/XPS foams.

To strengthen the resilience to climate change of coastal communities in Togo, through an integrated approach focusing on ecosystem-based adaptation and livelihoods