technical government environmental data will staff that have participate in all training responsibilities related courses. A minimum of 100 to the collection and government staff have use of environmental participated in training data participate in all courses, with the average training courses. score of all attendees no lower than 80% test score. Training courses end by month 30. At the beginning and ending of each course, each participant will be evaluated, to determine knowledge gained. This will be analyzed to determine incremental learning. This will be undertaken for each course. Outcome 2: Institutional strengthening for improved monitoring of the global environment and capacity to replicate successful environmental information management and integration practices Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Project Strategy Risks and Assumptions verification Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 2.1: Agreement on Convene expert working Formal Best practices and lessons Data for MEA reporting is recommendations of group and stakeholder communications learned from other collected on an ad-hoc Institutional and institutional reforms. meetings to agree on countries are appropriately manner that is also not Meeting minutes, organizational recommendations of used Parliamentary brief standardized across the including list of reforms to enable institutional reforms. Expert for approval on relevant agencies participants The PNG parliament incorporation of working group presents a appropriate, responsible for approves the institutional global environment consensus agreement on Analytical reports institutional reforms implementing the Rio reforms commitments into prioritized recommendations Conventions Tracking and planning and by month 12. approval Enabling policy and Parliament’s progress reports monitoring processes on proposed Resources are not utilized legislation in place to Prepare parliamentary brief institutional reforms best to serve the Rio support the signing of any A government to recommend and approve, Convention agenda MOA. gazette that shows as appropriate, institutional Institutional reforms parliament approval reforms by month 14. initiated in target Key partner agencies have of the reform institutions no obligation to report to Ministers and parliamentary each other as well as share
technical government staff that have responsibilities related to the collection and use of environmental data participate in all training courses. environmental data will participate in all training courses. A minimum of 100 government staff have participated in training courses, with the average score of all attendees no lower than 80% test score. Training courses end by month 30. At the beginning and ending of each course, each participant will be evaluated, to determine knowledge gained. This will be analyzed to determine incremental learning. This will be undertaken for each course. Outcome 2: Institutional strengthening for improved monitoring of the global environment and capacity to replicate successful environmental information management and integration practices Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 2.1: Institutional and organizational reforms to enable incorporation of global environment commitments into planning and monitoring processes Agreement on recommendations of institutional reforms. Parliamentary brief for approval on appropriate, institutional reforms Parliament’s approval on proposed institutional reforms Institutional reforms initiated in target institutions Data for MEA reporting is collected on an ad-hoc manner that is also not standardized across the relevant agencies responsible for implementing the Rio Conventions Resources are not utilized best to serve the Rio Convention agenda Key partner agencies have no obligation to report to each other as well as share Convene expert working group and stakeholder meetings to agree on recommendations of institutional reforms. Expert working group presents a consensus agreement on prioritized recommendations by month 12. Prepare parliamentary brief to recommend and approve, as appropriate, institutional reforms by month 14. Ministers and parliamentary Formal communications Meeting minutes, including list of participants Analytical reports Tracking and progress reports A government gazette that shows parliament approval of the reform Best practices and lessons learned from other countries are appropriately used The PNG parliament approves the institutional reforms Enabling policy and legislation in place to support the signing of any MOA.
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