Public dialogues on IMTF and Rio Conventions by months 14, 20, 28, and 34 Output 1.2: Discussion on priority Identify key data and Meeting minutes Public dialogues take place There is sufficient needs for technical information needs of national through the construct of Tracking and commitment from Cost-effective data and information partners by month 10 donor-funded projects on progress reports to maintain structuring of Stakeholder focal areas and do not Two workshops convened by support to public EIMDSS Needs discussion workshops on best adequately address the month 12 with at least 20 awareness raising report practice options for conflicting impacts on other participants activities structuring EIMDSS environmental priorities Feasibility study Four public stakeholder Participation to the public Feasibility study on Regional government dialogue workshops on dialogues attracts people Participant establishment of representatives are not improving EIMDSS in Year 2 that are new to the registration lists EIMDSS adequately familiar with with at least 50 participants concept of Rio Public dialogue approaches to meet Rio from target constituencies Convention Public Dialogues on meeting reports Convention obligations mainstreaming, as well as improving EIMDSS Feasibility study completed by given their heightened detractors, with the month 16 obligations to meet assumption that development dialogues will help priorities within their change attitudes in a development plans positive way Legal analytical There are numerous Analytical framework Meeting minutes Analyses are deemed Output 1.3: framework of stakeholder consultations, completed by month 6. legitimate, relevant, and Strengthened policy Tracking and EIMDSS but most all are either valid among all key Framework is rated as high progress reports and regulatory targeted to focal area or stakeholder Analysis of quality by at least 5 instruments for the sustainable development representatives and Analytical implementation of environmental independent peer reviewers objectives project champions framework an EIMDSS legislation and Four in-depth analyses of Rio compliance from Rio Tajikistan has 13 laws and Peer review notes The right representation Conventions and environmental Conventions bylaws related to from the various governance completed by Policy perspective environmental protection, government ministries, month 10, endorsed by MEA recommendations but does not effectively departments, and Training workshops committee by month 12. mainstream Rio Convention agencies participate in Workshop on MEA legislative obligations into unified Policy recommendations for project activities materials and mainstreaming legislation. IMTF drafted by month 14. attendance lists Distribution of Data for MEA reporting is Three training workshops on updated codes, laws,
Public dialogues on IMTF and Rio Conventions by months 14, 20, 28, and 34 Output 1.2: Cost-effective structuring of EIMDSS Discussion on priority needs for technical data and information Stakeholder workshops on best practice options for structuring EIMDSS Feasibility study on establishment of EIMDSS Public Dialogues on improving EIMDSS Public dialogues take place through the construct of donor-funded projects on focal areas and do not adequately address the conflicting impacts on other environmental priorities Regional government representatives are not adequately familiar with approaches to meet Rio Convention obligations given their heightened obligations to meet development priorities within their development plans Identify key data and information needs of national partners by month 10 Two workshops convened by month 12 with at least 20 participants Four public stakeholder dialogue workshops on improving EIMDSS in Year 2 with at least 50 participants from target constituencies Feasibility study completed by month 16 Meeting minutes Tracking and progress reports Needs discussion report Feasibility study Participant registration lists Public dialogue meeting reports There is sufficient commitment from to maintain support to public awareness raising activities Participation to the public dialogues attracts people that are new to the concept of Rio Convention mainstreaming, as well as detractors, with the assumption that dialogues will help change attitudes in a positive way Output 1.3: Strengthened policy and regulatory instruments for the implementation of an EIMDSS Legal analytical framework of EIMDSS Analysis of environmental legislation and compliance from Rio Conventions perspective Training workshops on MEA legislative mainstreaming Distribution of updated codes, laws, There are numerous stakeholder consultations, but most all are either targeted to focal area or sustainable development objectives Tajikistan has 13 laws and bylaws related to environmental protection, but does not effectively mainstream Rio Convention obligations into unified legislation. Data for MEA reporting is Analytical framework completed by month 6. Framework is rated as high quality by at least 5 independent peer reviewers Four in-depth analyses of Rio Conventions and environmental governance completed by month 10, endorsed by MEA committee by month 12. Policy recommendations for IMTF drafted by month 14. Three training workshops on Meeting minutes Tracking and progress reports Analytical framework Peer review notes Policy recommendations Workshop materials and attendance lists Analyses are deemed legitimate, relevant, and valid among all key stakeholder representatives and project champions The right representation from the various government ministries, departments, and agencies participate in project activities