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(iii) The CGE also noted a request to address within the training materials, in the form of simple examples, to the extent possible, domestic measurement, reporting and verification arrangements and international market mechanisms;
mitigation actions will be measured, reported and verified domestically and will be subject to international measurement, reporting and verification in accordance with guidelines to be developed under the Convention;
Background: SBSTA 37 took note of the exchange of views among Parties on the general guidelines for domestic measurement, reporting and verification of domestically supported nationally appropriate mitigation actions by developing country Parties(hereinafter referred to as the guidelines).
(a) An overview of the measurement, reporting and verification framework for developing country Parties under the Convention, including the details of the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on BURs; the process and outcome of international consultation and analysis(ICA); and support for the preparation of BURs;
otherwise communicated to the Secretariat will be added to the list in appendix II. Mitigation actions taken by Non-Annex I Parties will be subject to their domestic measurement, reporting and verification the result of which will be reported through their national communications every two years.
Measurement, reporting and verification system for major sectors should be introduced in order to promote effective actions from a long-term perspective; developed countries should incorporate complementary sectoral information, including sectoral indicators, in their annual inventory; this information should be reviewed periodically(Japan, MISC.5/Add.2);
Monitoring, reporting and verification for REDD-plus actions shall extend to the provisions for involvement of indigenous peoples and local communities as set out above, and to consistency with sustainable forest management, noting, inter alia, the relevant provisions of the United Nations Forum on Forests, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
credible manner based on agreed procedures for measurement, reporting and verification.
These guidelines shall cover, inter alia, eligibility criteria for access to support, take into consideration the advice resulting from the outputs of the work programme on methodological issues established under the SBSTA, and the type of support required, while recognizing that higher levels of measurement, reporting and verification will be required for market-based eligibility.
These guidelines shall[cover, inter alia, eligibility criteria for access to support][, take into consideration the advice resulting from the outputs of the work programme on methodological issues established under the SBSTA, and the type of support required,[while recognizing that higher levels of measurement, reporting and verification will be required for market-based eligibility.]].
The Property Management Section is responsible for the monitoring, reporting and verification of all United Nations equipment within the Mission, either contingent-owned or United Nations-owned,
Nevertheless, it was noted that establishment of reference emission levels should be supported by robust measurement, reporting and verification systems, to ensure accurate and transparent estimation and reporting of changes in forest carbon stocks and emissions reduced before accounting of emission reductions and issuance of credits take place.
(d) Safeguarding environmental integrity: In numerous submissions it was emphasized that market-based mechanisms must ensure quality by implementing rigorous measurement, reporting and verification requirements, ensure additionality by reflecting mitigation activities that are'additional ' to any that would have occurred in their absence and prevent the double counting of mitigation actions.
As regards mitigation, efforts are mainly directed towards building public- and private-sector capacities in the design and implementation of low-emission development strategies, measuring, reporting and verification tools, NAMAs, REDD-plus activities and CDM projects in the context of national sustainable development needs.
Compliance with quantified emission limitation and reduction objectives undertaken by developed countries{shall}{should} be monitored and assessed in a robust and credible manner based on agreed procedures for measurement, reporting and verification. The monitoring and assessment of compliance{shall}{should}.
As one of the pilot countries, the experience on the REDD programme in the United Republic of Tanzania, which consisted of research and capacity-building, a policy process, measurement, reporting and verification, non-governmental organization-operated field projects, engagement of the private sector and preparations of a REDD fund, was reviewed.
Regarding mitigation by developed countries, more detailed discussion will be needed on the framework for economy-wide mitigation targets for 2020, including arrangements to formalize such targets as well as the necessary measurement, reporting and verification framework and accounting rules.
Binding targets for" GHG emissions per GDP" or" energy consumption per GDP" in major sectors and/or economy-wide, taking into consideration national circumstances, with specific reporting and verification requirements from particular groups of developing countries, such as major GHG-emitting countries(Japan, MISC.5 and MISC.5/Add.2);
Also acknowledging the work of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice on general guidelines for domestic measurement, reporting and verification of domestically supported nationally appropriate mitigation actions, and of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation on the prototype of the registry for nationally appropriate mitigation actions and on the composition, modalities and procedures of the team of technical experts under international consultations and analysis.
Recognizing that the general guidelines for domestic measurement, reporting and verification of domestically supported nationally appropriate mitigation actions by developing country Parties are to be voluntary, pragmatic, non-prescriptive and non-intrusive, take into account national circumstances and national priorities, respect the diversity of nationally appropriate mitigation actions, build on existing domestic systems and capacities, recognize existing domestic measurement, reporting and verification systems and promote a cost-effective approach.