ANNEX 2: CLIMATE CHANGE DPO POLICY MATRIX AND RESULTS FRAMEWORK The Program Development Objective is to build effective institutional and policy frameworks for climate resilient development. Objective DPO 1 DPO 2 DPO 3 Results Indicator Prior action (completion in Trigger (completion in Trigger (completion in calendar year 2012) calendar year 2013) calendar year 2014) responsibility Pillar 1 National policy and institutional framework for climate action – To Number of districts that budget the climate change Ministry for The National Climate Establishment of a Climate Key actions of the National strengthen Change Strategy is approved Change Coordination Unit Climate Change Strategy actions identified in the national socio-economic the the by the Council of under the inter-ministerial adopted in the national plan (PES) in annual district budgets (PESOD). Coordination Recipient’s strategic Ministers. Council for Sustainable socio-economic plan (PES) of planning Development (CONDES) that is submitted for Baseline (2012): 0 Environmental and with functions for approval to Parliament. Target (2015): 10 Affairs institutional coordinating implementation (MICOA), ----- Ministry of of climate change policies of Planning and across government. Number of districts reporting on climate change Development information through the M&E framework. (MPD), response to Ministry of A national M&E framework climate for climate change and Baseline (2012): 0 State change disaster risk management is Target (2015): 10 Administration established to deliver (MAE) reporting to the Council of Ministers and the international conventions. Number of municipalities that adopt specific Ministry of A disaster risk management A decree on a disaster risk Key actions that are actions identified in the disaster risk management State bill, addressing climate management Master Plan identified in the disaster risk Master Plan. Administration change, has been endorsed that complements the management Master Plan by the Council of Ministers. National Climate Change are adopted in high climate (MAE), Strategy is approved by the risk disaster-prone localities. Baseline (2012): 0 Municipal Council of Ministers. Target (2015): 6 Councils
ANNEX 2: CLIMATE CHANGE DPO POLICY MATRIX AND RESULTS FRAMEWORK The Program Development Objective is to build effective institutional and policy frameworks for climate resilient development. Objective DPO 1 Prior action (completion in calendar year 2012) DPO 2 Trigger (completion in calendar year 2013) DPO 3 Trigger (completion in calendar year 2014) Results Indicator responsibility Pillar 1 – National policy and institutional framework for climate action To strengthen the strategic planning and institutional of response to climate change The National Climate Change Strategy is approved by the Recipient’s Council of Ministers. Establishment of a Climate Change Coordination Unit under the inter-ministerial Council for Sustainable Development (CONDES) with functions for coordinating implementation of climate change policies across government. A national M&E framework for climate change and disaster risk management is established to deliver reporting to the Council of Ministers and the international conventions. Key actions of the National Climate Change Strategy adopted in the national socio-economic plan (PES) that is submitted for approval to Parliament. Number of districts that budget the climate change actions identified in the national socio-economic plan (PES) in annual district budgets (PESOD). Baseline (2012): 0 Target (2015): 10 ----- Number of districts reporting on climate change information through the M&E framework. Baseline (2012): 0 Target (2015): 10 Ministry for the Coordination of Environmental Affairs (MICOA), Ministry of Planning and Development (MPD), Ministry of State Administration (MAE) A disaster risk management bill, addressing climate change, has been endorsed by the Council of Ministers. A decree on a disaster risk management Master Plan that complements the National Climate Change Strategy is approved by the Council of Ministers. Key actions that are identified in the disaster risk management Master Plan are adopted in high climate risk disaster-prone localities. Number of municipalities that adopt specific actions identified in the disaster risk management Master Plan. Baseline (2012): 0 Target (2015): 6 Ministry of State Administration (MAE), Municipal Councils
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