and metadata sharing Agenda. There is limited environmental data and reports on EMIS The project will be executed and storage capacity to analyze data. metadata sharing and in a transparent, holistic, Rio Convention management at all These limitations render storage management at all adaptive, and collaborative National reports levels as part of the environmental levels as part of the design manner and design of an information inadequate to of an integrated EMIS, Communications integrated EMIS support environmental completed by month 8. decision-making GEF Cross-Cutting An integrated EMIS Design and feasibility study processes. Furthermore, Capacity infrastructure of an integrated EMIS information on Development completed by month 8 and environmental issues is Scorecard approved for technical and this may implementation by month Statistical analyses discourage decision 12. of surveys makers to consult them. EMIS infrastructure Very rudimentary tools installation begins by month for data storage and 12 and completed by month sharing 18 Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Risks and Assumptions verification Project Strategy Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 1.2: Expert working Limited data and Expert working groups will Meeting minutes Members of the MEA groups will be information relevant to be established under each of technical committees will be Reports by the Strengthened established under each the Rio Conventions the Rio Conventions to comprised of proactive expert working Technical capacity to of the Rio exists. review data and information experts and project group manage and use Conventions needs for decision-making champions MEA reports are done by integrated by month 2 Survey analysis A collection of the individual experts Survey results will show an information systems best practices for Identified best practices for increased awareness and Tracking and for Rio Convention Data collected is not done collecting technical collecting technical data and understanding of the Rio progress reports implementation in a standardized manner data and information information by month 6. Conventions’ resulting in difficulties in Final report on the for the Rio implementation through compiling data for a Best practice materials and lessons learnt Conventions. standardized data and country-wide report. training modules are information collection Lead agencies collected and prepared by method. Limited technical capacity identified who will month 10 of the project. to analyze data and collect the required Lead agencies will allow information Training courses begin by data and information their staff to attend all month 12. All technical for Rio Reporting. trainings government staff that have A training course responsibilities related to module for all the collection and use of
and metadata sharing and storage management at all levels as part of the design of an integrated EMIS An integrated EMIS infrastructure Agenda. There is limited capacity to analyze data. These limitations render environmental information inadequate to support environmental decision-making processes. Furthermore, information on environmental issues is technical and this may discourage decision makers to consult them. Very rudimentary tools for data storage and sharing environmental data and metadata sharing and storage management at all levels as part of the design of an integrated EMIS, completed by month 8. Design and feasibility study of an integrated EMIS completed by month 8 and approved for implementation by month 12. EMIS infrastructure installation begins by month 12 and completed by month 18 reports on EMIS Rio Convention National reports and Communications GEF Cross-Cutting Capacity Development Scorecard Statistical analyses of surveys The project will be executed in a transparent, holistic, adaptive, and collaborative manner Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 1.2: Strengthened Technical capacity to manage and use integrated information systems for Rio Convention implementation Expert working groups will be established under each of the Rio Conventions A collection of the best practices for collecting technical data and information for the Rio Conventions. Lead agencies identified who will collect the required data and information for Rio Reporting. A training course module for all Limited data and information relevant to the Rio Conventions exists. MEA reports are done by individual experts Data collected is not done in a standardized manner resulting in difficulties in compiling data for a country-wide report. Limited technical capacity to analyze data and information Expert working groups will be established under each of the Rio Conventions to review data and information needs for decision-making by month 2 Identified best practices for collecting technical data and information by month 6. Best practice materials and training modules are collected and prepared by month 10 of the project. Training courses begin by month 12. All technical government staff that have responsibilities related to the collection and use of Meeting minutes Reports by the expert working group Survey analysis Tracking and progress reports Final report on the lessons learnt Members of the MEA technical committees will be comprised of proactive experts and project champions Survey results will show an increased awareness and understanding of the Rio Conventions’ implementation through standardized data and information collection method. Lead agencies will allow their staff to attend all trainings
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