How to address reporting requirements
The Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) requires countries to track and report on:
- Greenhouse gas emissions and removals
- Progress made in implementing Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
- Climate change impacts and adaptation
- Support they have provided, received or require to meet their climate commitments
Helping countries meet their ETF reporting requirements
FAO assists countries in meeting their ETF reporting requirements by providing technical support, building capacity, raising awareness of the benefits of transparency, and facilitating dialogue and cooperation among various actors involved in transparency work.
Some specific ways in which FAO works with countries include:
- Providing technical support and mentoring to strengthen monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) systems, with a focus on greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories
- Setting up monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems for tracking adaptation actions
- Offering tools and data to address ETF reporting requirements
- Facilitating dialogues to create better institutional arrangements for collecting data
- Facilitating discussion with non-state actors to increase the availability of data and information
- Working with universities to train transparency experts and enhance country capacity for reporting.
Technical support is delivered by:
- Organizing webinars and in-person workshops
- Working directly with country teams in public institutions
- Developing tools, e-learning courses, case studies and knowledge products
How to request technical support
FAO is now accepting applications from potential pilot countries wishing to receive technical support in addressing the reporting requirements of the ETF. For more information, please contact us at: [email protected].
This support is made possible through the GEF-funded Global Capacity Building Towards Enhanced Transparency (CBIT-AFOLU+) project.
Note: only national public institutions directly responsible for ETF reporting can apply.
