ANNEX A: PROJECT RESULTS FRAMEWORK (either copy and paste here the framework from the Agency document, or provide reference to the page in the project document where the framework could be found). Targets and UNEP MTS Project Objective Objective level Indicators Baseline Monitoring Means of Verification Assumptions & Risks reference* Milestones The Initial Lasting and significant How contributions to the Baseline under How the information required to Assumptions and Risks changes to which the objective will be measured for End of project Target which the measure the indicator will be that affect objective project is expected to including quantity, quality, Objective Mid-Point Target project collected, when, and by whom level contribute time objective can be fitted UNEP MTS 2014-2017: Climate To promote # of cities that join the Change EA1 sustainability in Sustainable Cities Cities do not see goal and EA2 Brazilian Cities through 0 EPT: 300 Copies of signed SCP agreements O-1 Programme and adopt an plans as a useful integrated urban and enhanced goal plans enhanced goal plan with planning or policy tool UNEP MTS planning and SDG indicators 2017-2021: innovative technologies Climate Change EA1 and EA2 MTS Targets and Expected Project Outcomes N° Outcome Indicators Baseline Monitoring Means of Verification Assumptions & Risks Milestones The Secretariats do # of secretaries out of the not see the full 10 that use SISDIA for at benefits of SISDIA and MTS B-1 0 EPT: 5 Surveys least 50% of their planning do not keep it up to A comprehensive or zoning decisions date with data and Climate evidence-based information. Change EA2 integrated and Mitigation and adaptation sustainable planning MTS plans and regulation of approach is adopted by Climate Bill elaborated and The bill may not be Brasilia Climate B-2 approved with the 0 EPT: 1 Climate Bill documents adopted in its original Change EA2 incorporation of a revised form by the FDG. target reduction of emissions
ANNEX A: PROJECT RESULTS FRAMEWORK (either copy and paste here the framework from the Agency document, or provide reference to the page in the project document where the framework could be found). Project Objective Objective level Indicators Baseline Targets and Monitoring Milestones Means of Verification Assumptions & Risks UNEP MTS reference* Lasting and significant changes to which the project is expected to contribute How contributions to the objective will be measured including quantity, quality, time Initial Baseline for Objective End of project Target Mid-Point Target How the information required to measure the indicator will be collected, when, and by whom Assumptions and Risks that affect objective level The under which the project objective can be fitted To promote sustainability in Brazilian Cities through integrated urban planning and innovative technologies O-1 # of cities that join the Sustainable Cities Programme and adopt an enhanced goal plan with SDG indicators 0 EPT: 300 Copies of signed SCP agreements and enhanced goal plans Cities do not see goal plans as a useful planning or policy tool UNEP MTS 2014-2017: Climate Change EA1 and EA2 UNEP MTS 2017-2021: Climate Change EA1 and EA2 Project Outcomes N° Outcome Indicators Baseline Targets and Monitoring Milestones Means of Verification Assumptions & Risks MTS Expected A comprehensive evidence-based integrated and sustainable planning approach is adopted by Brasilia B-1 # of secretaries out of the 10 that use SISDIA for at least 50% of their planning or zoning decisions 0 EPT: 5 Surveys The Secretariats do not see the full benefits of SISDIA and do not keep it up to date with data and information. MTS Climate Change EA2 MTS Climate Change EA2 B-2 Mitigation and adaptation plans and regulation of Climate Bill elaborated and approved with the incorporation of a revised target reduction of emissions 0 EPT: 1 Climate Bill documents The bill may not be adopted in its original form by the FDG.
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