work to strengthen data collection, monitoring systems. Indicator 2.2: Availability of standard damage and loss accounting methodology Frequency: quarterly/yearly data Baseline: none in place collection. Target: one standard system piloted Data to a large extent is not Ministry for Indicator: Output 3. Natural resources are protected, Regular: 50,000 Percentage of protected and systematized and not gender accounted for and integrated in national Agriculture Other: 7,500,000 adjacent territories and ecosystems disaggregated. and/or sub-national development planning managed sustainably. Committee for UNDP, with communities, Indicator 3.1. Number of sector-specific Resources Baseline: large NGOs and regional and payment schemes for ecosystem services 8% local will work to introduced and piloted Committee for Forestry Target: 20% akimats, strengthen data collection, Baseline: none and Wild Life monitoring systems. Target: 1 viable scheme piloted Regional and akimats Sources: Ministry of Agriculture Indicator 3.2 Number of sustainable land of akimats rayons data; World Overview of management practices introduced. (regions) Conservation Approaches and Baseline: 12 Technologies database Targets: 20 KazAgro and affiliated companies Frequency of data collection: Indicator 3.3: Number of water basins yearly. sustainably managed, and watersheds NGOs rehabilitated at national/regional levels Baseline: 1 basin (Ili-Balkhash) Target: 3 (Ural, Kigach, Chu-Talas) Baseline: ~5% of watersheds (Eastern, Southern and Western Kazakhstan) Target: ~20% Impact of climate change on Output 4. National and sub-national Regional and Regular: 70,000 akimats protected areas is not analyzed. institutions have strengthened capacities in of Other: 3,500,000 akimats rayons UNDP, with local communities, environmental governance in protected large NGOs and regional and territories and adjacent settlements Ministry for local will work to Agriculture akimats, strengthen data collection and Indicator 4.1: Number of national and monitoring systems. institutions that actively apply NGOs environmental governance practices (climate Frequency of data collection: change, water management, sustainable Rural and peri-urban yearly. agriculture) communities Baseline: 5 Target: 20
work to strengthen data collection, monitoring systems. Frequency: quarterly/yearly data collection. Indicator 2.2: Availability of standard damage and loss accounting methodology Baseline: none in place Target: one standard system piloted Indicator: Percentage of protected and adjacent territories and ecosystems managed sustainably. Baseline: 8% Target: 20% Data to a large extent is not systematized and not gender disaggregated. UNDP, with communities, large NGOs and regional and local akimats, will work to strengthen data collection, monitoring systems. Sources: Ministry of Agriculture data; World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technologies database Frequency of data collection: yearly. Output 3. Natural resources are protected, accounted for and integrated in national and/or sub-national development planning Indicator 3.1. Number of sector-specific payment schemes for ecosystem services introduced and piloted Baseline: none Target: 1 viable scheme piloted Indicator 3.2 Number of sustainable land management practices introduced. Baseline: 12 Targets: 20 Indicator 3.3: Number of water basins sustainably managed, and watersheds rehabilitated at national/regional levels Baseline: 1 basin (Ili-Balkhash) Target: 3 (Ural, Kigach, Chu-Talas) Baseline: ~5% of watersheds (Eastern, Southern and Western Kazakhstan) Target: ~20% Ministry for Agriculture Committee for Resources Committee for Forestry and Wild Life Regional akimats and akimats of rayons (regions) KazAgro and affiliated companies NGOs Regular: 50,000 Other: 7,500,000 Impact of climate change on protected areas is not analyzed. UNDP, with local communities, large NGOs and regional and local akimats, will work to strengthen data collection and monitoring systems. Frequency of data collection: yearly. Output 4. National and sub-national institutions have strengthened capacities in environmental governance in protected territories and adjacent settlements Indicator 4.1: Number of national and institutions that actively apply environmental governance practices (climate change, water management, sustainable agriculture) Baseline: 5 Target: 20 Regional akimats and akimats of rayons Ministry for Agriculture NGOs Rural and peri-urban communities Regular: 70,000 Other: 3,500,000
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