Annex 2: Logical Framework Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Project Strategy Risks and Assumptions verification Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Long-term goal: To enable SPREP to support 14 Pacific Island Countries to more effectively achieve global environmental benefits by strengthening their key institutional and individual capacities. Project objectives: Outcome indicators: By the end of the project: A. To strengthen Number of Pacific fiduciary 14 Pacific countries Meeting Minutes Pacific island government's SPREP’s SPREP's capacity to Island countries capacity is limited, and its successfully implemented and the GEF maintain deep Working Group assist Pacific Island enabled to implement policies and procedures the three Rio Conventions commitment to SPREP's meeting reports Countries' the three Rio are not aligned to accreditation application. GEF’s SPREP accredited as a GEF implementation of the Conventions social (including gender UNDP quarterly Project Agency by the end The project will be executed three Rio Conventions. mainstreaming)& progress reports Extent to which of the project. in a transparent, holistic, environmental safeguard B. To enable pacific policies, adaptive, and collaborative Independent SPREP’s All of the 14 Pacific island island countries to procedures &core All Pacific island manner and final countries will have fast expedite access to GEF functions pertaining countries are slow in evaluation reports track access to MEA Policy and institutional resources through direct access to GEF accessing MEAs funding. funding such as the GEF. reforms and modifications Social and SPREP. resources (including recommended by the project environmental fiduciary capacity, are correct and match GEF's policy. social & minimum accreditation environmental Gender standards. safeguard policy, mainstreaming gender policy. GEF Cross-Cutting been met. Capacity Number of Pacific Development Island countries Scorecard strengthened their SPREP Stage II relevant Government application. functions that expedite access to GEF Implementation of resources through 14 Pacific SPREP Countries NCSA Action Plans and other GEF Projects. Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Risks and Assumptions
Annex 2: Logical Framework Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Long-term goal: To enable SPREP to support 14 Pacific Island Countries to more effectively achieve global environmental benefits by strengthening their key institutional and individual capacities. Project objectives: A. To strengthen SPREP's capacity to assist Pacific Island Countries' implementation of the three Rio Conventions. B. To enable pacific island countries to expedite access to GEF resources through SPREP. Outcome indicators: Number of Pacific Island countries enabled to implement the three Rio Conventions Extent to which SPREP’s policies, procedures &core functions pertaining direct access to GEF resources (including fiduciary capacity, social & environmental safeguard policy, gender been met. Number of Pacific Island countries strengthened their relevant Government functions that expedite access to GEF resources through SPREP SPREP’s fiduciary capacity is limited, and its policies and procedures are not aligned to GEF’s social (including gender mainstreaming)& environmental safeguard All Pacific island countries are slow in accessing MEAs funding. By the end of the project: 14 Pacific countries successfully implemented the three Rio Conventions SPREP accredited as a GEF Project Agency by the end of the project. All of the 14 Pacific island countries will have fast track access to MEA funding such as the GEF. Meeting Minutes Working Group meeting reports UNDP quarterly progress reports Independent and final evaluation reports Social and environmental policy. Gender mainstreaming policy. GEF Cross-Cutting Capacity Development Scorecard SPREP Stage II application. Implementation of 14 Pacific Countries NCSA Action Plans and other GEF Projects. Pacific island government's and the GEF maintain deep commitment to SPREP's accreditation application. The project will be executed in a transparent, holistic, adaptive, and collaborative manner Policy and institutional reforms and modifications recommended by the project are correct and match GEF's minimum accreditation standards. Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Risks and Assumptions
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