predictable outputs); environmental governance (as targeted rules and decision-making procedures that will ensure responsible and accountable actions); information management and knowledge (which is its actual creation, access, and use to catalyze a more holistic analysis and strategizing of local actions to meet global environmental objectives); and monitoring and evaluation (which is the strengthening feedback and adaptive systems for planning resiliency and managing the global environment through sustainable national actions). This project demonstrates the matrix approach of cross-cutting capacity development, wherein the targeted set of activities focus on strengthening monitoring and evaluation activities, and yet the four other types of capacities will also be strengthened (though sub-ordinated to monitoring and evaluation) in order to ensure the legitimacy, relevancy, and institutional sustainability of project outcomes. Table 2: Capacity Development Requirements of the Rio Conventions Type of Capacity Convention Requirements FCCC CBD CCD Capacities of relevant individuals and Article 4 Article 10 Article 5 Stakeholder organizations (resource users, owners, consumers, Article 6 Article 13 Article 9 Engagement community and political leaders, private and Article 10 public sector managers and experts) to engage Article 19 proactively and constructively with one another to manage a global environmental issue. Capacities of individuals and organizations to Article 4 Article 8 Article 4 Organizational plan and develop effective environmental policy Article 6 Article 9 Article 5 Capacities and legislation, related strategies, and plans based Article 16 Article 13 on informed decision-making processes for global Article 17 Article 17 environmental management. Article 18 Article 19 Capacities of individuals and organizations to Article 4 Article 6 Article 4 Environmental enact environmental policies or regulatory Article 14 Article 5 Governance decisions, as well as plan and execute relevant Article 19 Article 8 sustainable global environmental management Article 22 Article 9 actions and solutions. Article 10 Capacities of individuals and organizations to Article 4 Article 12 Article 9 Information research, acquire, communicate, educate and Article 5 Article 14 Article 10 Management and make use of pertinent information to be able to Article 17 Article 16 Knowledge diagnose and understand global environmental Article 26 problems and potential solutions. Capacities in individuals and organizations to Article 4 Article 7 Article 8 Monitoring and effectively monitor and evaluate project and/or Article 5 Article 11 Evaluation programme achievements against expected results Article 18 and to provide feedback for learning, adaptive management and suggesting adjustments to the course of action if necessary to conserve and preserve the global environment.
predictable outputs); environmental governance (as targeted rules and decision-making procedures that will ensure responsible and accountable actions); information management and knowledge (which is its actual creation, access, and use to catalyze a more holistic analysis and strategizing of local actions to meet global environmental objectives); and monitoring and evaluation (which is the strengthening feedback and adaptive systems for planning resiliency and managing the global environment through sustainable national actions). This project demonstrates the matrix approach of cross-cutting capacity development, wherein the targeted set of activities focus on strengthening monitoring and evaluation activities, and yet the four other types of capacities will also be strengthened (though sub-ordinated to monitoring and evaluation) in order to ensure the legitimacy, relevancy, and institutional sustainability of project outcomes. Table 2: Capacity Development Requirements of the Rio Conventions Type of Capacity Convention Requirements FCCC CBD CCD Stakeholder Engagement Capacities of relevant individuals and organizations (resource users, owners, consumers, community and political leaders, private and public sector managers and experts) to engage proactively and constructively with one another to manage a global environmental issue. Article 4 Article 6 Article 10 Article 13 Article 5 Article 9 Article 10 Article 19 Organizational Capacities Capacities of individuals and organizations to plan and develop effective environmental policy and legislation, related strategies, and plans based on informed decision-making processes for global environmental management. Article 4 Article 6 Article 8 Article 9 Article 16 Article 17 Article 4 Article 5 Article 13 Article 17 Article 18 Article 19 Environmental Governance Capacities of individuals and organizations to enact environmental policies or regulatory decisions, as well as plan and execute relevant sustainable global environmental management actions and solutions. Article 4 Article 6 Article 14 Article 19 Article 22 Article 4 Article 5 Article 8 Article 9 Article 10 Information Management and Knowledge Capacities of individuals and organizations to research, acquire, communicate, educate and make use of pertinent information to be able to diagnose and understand global environmental problems and potential solutions. Article 4 Article 5 Article 12 Article 14 Article 17 Article 26 Article 9 Article 10 Article 16 Monitoring and Evaluation Capacities in individuals and organizations to effectively monitor and evaluate project and/or programme achievements against expected results and to provide feedback for learning, adaptive management and suggesting adjustments to the course of action if necessary to conserve and preserve the global environment. Article 4 Article 5 Article 7 Article 8 Article 11 Article 18
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