CR 4: Capacities for management and implementation Indicator 12 The environmental organizations Due to limited government financial resources, – don’t Existence and have adequate resources for their resource requirements cannot be met and ECD’s 0 mobilization of programmes and projects and the the level of existing resources is low when resources requirements have not been assessed compared to the resources needed to properly manage the environment in Kiribati. The resource requirements are known No direct 1 but are not being addressed contribution from The funding sources for these resource the project to 1 requirements are partially identified improve this 2 and the resource requirements are capacity. partially addressed Adequate resources are mobilized and available for the functioning of the 3 lead environmental organizations Indicator 13 The necessary required skills and Staff at ECD has a good level of skills and – Availability of technology are not available and the 0 technologies. A lot of it was acquired through required technical needs are not identified externally funded projects. skills and technology The required skills and technologies transfer needs are identified as well as their 1 No direct sources contribution from The required skills and technologies 2 the project to are obtained but their access depend 2 improve this on foreign sources capacity. The required skills and technologies are available and there is a mechanism for updating the 3 required skills and for upgrading the technologies CR 5: Capacities to monitor and evaluate Indicator 14 Irregular project monitoring is being Project monitoring is seldom made in a The project will strengthen – Adequacy of the done without an adequate monitoring participatory way, since project elaboration is monitoring and compliance project/programme framework detailing what and how to 0 often performed in a non-participatory manner. with environmental laws. It will monitoring process monitor the particular project or Generally, much of the effort is focused on the also create, finalize and secure a programme project design and implementation, but little high-level commitment of new 2: A compliance effort is made in monitoring and in using lessons monitoring and compliance An adequate resourced monitoring monitoring system learned to improve project implementation. guidelines for environmental framework is in place but project 1 developed and 0 laws and MEAs. monitoring is irregularly conducted tracking key Regular participative monitoring of environmental A working group for results in being conducted but this indicators monitoring and evaluation of information is only partially used by 2 projects will be established. An the project/programme implementation external independent evaluation team team will perform the terminal Monitoring information is produced 3
CR 4: Capacities for management and implementation Indicator 12 – Existence and mobilization of resources The environmental organizations don’t have adequate resources for their programmes and projects and the requirements have not been assessed 0 1 Due to limited government financial resources, ECD’s resource requirements cannot be met and the level of existing resources is low when compared to the resources needed to properly manage the environment in Kiribati. No direct contribution from the project to improve this capacity. The resource requirements are known but are not being addressed 1 The funding sources for these resource requirements are partially identified and the resource requirements are partially addressed 2 Adequate resources are mobilized and available for the functioning of the lead environmental organizations 3 Indicator 13 – Availability of required technical skills and technology transfer The necessary required skills and technology are not available and the needs are not identified 0 2 Staff at ECD has a good level of skills and technologies. A lot of it was acquired through externally funded projects. No direct contribution from the project to improve this capacity. The required skills and technologies needs are identified as well as their sources 1 The required skills and technologies are obtained but their access depend on foreign sources 2 The required skills and technologies are available and there is a mechanism for updating the required skills and for upgrading the technologies 3 CR 5: Capacities to monitor and evaluate Indicator 14 – Adequacy of the project/programme monitoring process Irregular project monitoring is being done without an adequate monitoring framework detailing what and how to monitor the particular project or programme 0 0 Project monitoring is seldom made in a participatory way, since project elaboration is often performed in a non-participatory manner. Generally, much of the effort is focused on the project design and implementation, but little effort is made in monitoring and in using lessons learned to improve project implementation. The project will strengthen monitoring and compliance with environmental laws. It will also create, finalize and secure a high-level commitment of new monitoring and compliance guidelines for environmental laws and MEAs. A working group for monitoring and evaluation of projects will be established. An external independent evaluation team will perform the terminal 2: A compliance monitoring system developed and tracking key environmental indicators An adequate resourced monitoring framework is in place but project monitoring is irregularly conducted 1 Regular participative monitoring of results in being conducted but this information is only partially used by the project/programme implementation team 2 Monitoring information is produced 3
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