Annex C: Targets Reporting Framework Minimum Ambitious Comments target boundary does not align with inventory Annex boundary, additions and Boundary (geographic, Consistent with minimum exclusions shall be specified D: coverage, sectors and requirements of GHG and justified. Exclusions shall Risk inventory framework GHGs) be indicated using the and notation key Included Elsewhere (IE) For baseline scenario target, Any target type (base year, modeling methodology and Target type base year intensity, baseline parameters shall be scenario, fixed level) transparently described If beyond 2030, shall also include interim target. Same as NDC, or as set by If the NDC target is before Target year 2050 regional/national Covenants 2030, cities should additionally set a target for 2030. Should be the same as NDC, Base year (base year and If different to NDC, shall be or as set by regional/national intensity targets only) justified Covenants Same as NDC, or as set by Refers to unconditional Ambition More ambitious than NDC regional/national Covenants components of NDC % reduction from base / scenario year, and absolute Units emissions for target year in The local government shall Only permissible target report the target, with and Use of transferable ambition exceeds the without the transferable emissions unconditional components of emissions units, as well as the NDC identify the source of the transferable emissions units. Conditional components of Permissible only when LG’s Permissible but conditional the target are identified and target ambition exceeds the Conditionality components shall be stated should be quantified where unconditional components of and identified possible the NDC Vulnerability Assessment Reporting Framework (m) = mandatory to report (r) = Recommended to report (opt) = Optional to report italics = Explanatory notes Table 1. Section A - Current and future climate risks, exposure, impacts and vulnerability Table 1. Please identify the most significant climate hazards faced by your jurisdiction (m) and complete the questions to the right for each one. HAZARDS (grouped under headers, can CURRENT hazard RISK level (dropdown for each hazard selected) report on multiple across the table) Probability of Hazard (m) Consequence of hazard (m) Extreme Precipitation Rain storm High High Moderate Moderate Low Low Do not know Do not know
Annex C: Targets Reporting Framework Minimum Ambitious Comments Boundary (geographic, coverage, sectors and GHGs) Consistent with minimum requirements of GHG inventory framework target boundary does not align with inventory boundary, additions and exclusions shall be specified and justified. Exclusions shall be indicated using the notation key Included Elsewhere (IE) Target type Any target type (base year, base year intensity, baseline scenario, fixed level) For baseline scenario target, modeling methodology and parameters shall be transparently described Target year Same as NDC, or as set by regional/national Covenants 2050 If beyond 2030, shall also include interim target. If the NDC target is before 2030, cities should additionally set a target for 2030. Base year (base year and intensity targets only) Should be the same as NDC, or as set by regional/national Covenants If different to NDC, shall be justified Ambition Same as NDC, or as set by regional/national Covenants More ambitious than NDC Refers to unconditional components of NDC Units % reduction from base / scenario year, and absolute emissions for target year in Use of transferable emissions Only permissible target ambition exceeds the unconditional components of the NDC The local government shall report the target, with and without the transferable emissions units, as well as identify the source of the transferable emissions units. Conditionality Permissible but conditional components shall be stated and identified Conditional components of the target are identified and should be quantified where possible Permissible only when LG’s target ambition exceeds the unconditional components of the NDC Annex D: Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Reporting Framework (m) = mandatory to report (r) = Recommended to report (opt) = Optional to report italics = Explanatory notes Table 1. Section A - Current and future climate risks, exposure, impacts and vulnerability Table 1. Please identify the most significant climate hazards faced by your jurisdiction (m) and complete the questions to the right for each one. HAZARDS (grouped under headers, can report on multiple across the table) CURRENT hazard RISK level (dropdown for each hazard selected) Probability of Hazard (m) Consequence of hazard (m) Extreme Precipitation Rain storm High Moderate Low Do not know High Moderate Low Do not know
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