(tiers 2 or 3), improved Guidelines for activity data validation and quality control, key source category analysis and uncertainty assessment for all sources available; 1.3 Estimated improved emissions of HFCs and established trends available; 1.4 GHG inventory available on an annual basis up to 2014 INEGEI is published. Results are available in web query systems. The National GHG Report is submitted to the UNFCCC. 2.Reporting on mitigation actions, including Low Emission Development Strategies (LEDS). Knowledge of LEDS in Mexico has been developed. Implemented or envisaged GHG mitigation policies and actions have been updated. 2.1 LEDS available for energy, industry, forestry, agriculture and waste sectors; 2.2 Tools available; NAMAs have been MRV; and co-benefit of mitigation measures presented 2.3 Technology roadmap for selected key sectors available; 2.4 Policies and actions to mitigate GHGs updated to 2016. 1,130,797 1,200,000 3.Vulnerability assessment and adaptation options. Regional, local and national impacts, vulnerability and adaptation options have been assessed and reported. Observed impacts and vulnerability as well as implemented 3.1 Technical studies, Reports on assessments of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation options using this approach are available, and Regional Scenarios are improved; 1,421,922 1,550,000
adaptation actions have been updated. 3.2 Updated impacts, vulnerability, resilience and implemented actions presented; 3.3 Report on pilot projects implemented and materials for public awareness available; 3.4 Updated Portfolio of adaptation actions presented 4. Other information relevant to the preparation of the Sixth NC and its correspondent BUR. Relevant information has been compiled and updated. 4.1 Updated National Circumstances; regional development priorities and institutional arrangements presented, and information on gender issues updated. 4.2 Information on research and investment in clean and low carbon technologies, on methodologies developed for low emission growth paths and on measures related to access and transfer of technologies presented; 4.3 Updated information to 2016 presented in Sixth NC; 4.4 Information presented in Sixth NC. 213,325 290,000 5. Publication and submission of the Sixth NC and the BUR. BUR and Sixth NC has been approved by the Inter-Ministerial Commission on Climate change (CICC). 5.1 Published Sixth NC and submitted to the UNFCCC by December 31, 2016; also available in relevant websites. 5.2 Document on main findings finalized by December 31, 2016; 5.3 Materials of 114,915 160,000
PART iII: Approval/endorsement by gef operational focal point(s) and gef agency(ies) Record of Endorsement of GEF Operational Focal Point(s) on Behalf of the Government(s): ): (Please attach the with this form. For SGP, use this . Name Position Ministry Date (MM/dd/yyyy) Margarita Pérez Villaseñor GEF OP Public Finance 07/23/2012 Maria del Socorro Flores UNFCCC Focal Point, Climate Change Special Advisor International Relations 09/10/2012 B. GEF agency(ies) certification This request has been prepared in accordance with GEF/LDCF/SCCF/NPIF policies and procedures and meets the GEF/LDCF/SCCF/NPIF criteria for CEO endorsement/approval of project. Agency Coordinator, Agency Name Signature Date (Month, day, year) Project Contact Person Telephone Email Address Adriana Dinu UNDP-GEF Executive Coordinator and Director a.i. 07/15/2014 Raul Alfaro Pelico EITT Regional Technical Advisor (507) Raul.alfaro@undp.org GEF_CEOENDR_52
additional information updated and described; 5. Sixth national communication published, BUR presented, and information disseminated. Outcome 1 National GHG inventory has been improved and updated. 1.1 Procedures for inventory development and management to enhance the current system evaluated and reviewed. 1.2 Best practices in the elaboration of inventories adopted. 1.3 Emissions of HFCs estimated and trends 1.1 Previous NCs, in particular the Fifth NC and the first BUR. 1.2 Previous NCs. 1.1 Procedures established for enhancement of current inventory system, institutional arrangements improved for an optimum information flow and data generation, electronic database for inventory available; 1.2 GHG emissions of key sectors estimated using a more elaborate IPCC methodology (tiers 2 or 3), improved Guidelines for activity data validation and quality control, key source category analysis and uncertainty assessment for all sources available; 1.3 Estimated improved emissions of HFCs and established trends available; 1.4 GHG inventory available Status of preparation of the INEGEI, information contained in Sixth NC, BUR and the GHG National Inventory Report. Risks: 1. As there are many institutions involved in the preparation of the GHG inventory, at national and state level, coordination could be difficult and may be cause of delay. 2. Some activity data could be difficult to obtain. Assumptions: 1. Inventory work will benefit from experience gained in the preparation of Mexico’s INC, SNC, TNC, FNC, Fifth NC and the first BUR; 2. Project will draw on a pool of experts; 3. The Government maintains its support to implement the UNFCCC.
established with the collaboration of Montreal Protocol Mexican Office. 1.4 INEGEI updated to 2014 (1990-2014) for all GHGs, and inventory report produced. 1.3 No previous experience with improved methodology. 1.4 GHG inventory available on an annual basis for periods (FNC), 1994-1998 (SNC), 1990-2002 (TNC), 1990-2006 (FNC), 1990-2010 (Fifth NC), 1990-1912 (First BUR). on an annual basis up to 2014 (1990-2014); INEGEI is published. Results are available in web query systems. The National GHG Report is submitted to the UNFCCC. Outcome 2 Knowledge of LEDS in Mexico has been developed, and implemented or envisaged GHG mitigation policies and actions have been updated. 2.1 LEDS for energy, industry, forestry, agriculture and waste sectors developed. 2.2 Tools for the implementation of policies related to LEDS, and co-benefits of GHG mitigation measures analyzed. 2.3 Technology roadmaps for energy, industry, forestry, agriculture and waste 2.1 Only elements for national future strategy. 2.2 Fifth NC and First BUR 2.1 LEDS available for energy, industry, forestry, agriculture and waste sectors; 2.2 Tools available; NAMAs have been MRV; and of mitigation measures presented 2.3 Technology roadmap for key sectors available; Project reports, information contained in Sixth NC and its BUR. Risks: 1. Coordination with the many stakeholders involved in the assessment and analysis of GHG mitigation at national, state and local levels, could be cause of delay. 2. Lack of basis data or not systematized information or confidentiality 3. Lack of consensual methodology for data comparability and compatibility for some sectors Assumptions: 1. Mitigation analysis will benefit from experience gained in the preparation of
sectors developed. 2.4 Policies and actions to mitigate GHGs implemented or envisaged up to 2016, at national, state and local level, assessed and updated. 2.3 Some elements from Fifth NC 2.4 Previous NCs and First BUR 2.4 Policies and actions to mitigate GHGs updated to 2016. Mexico’s previous NC and its First BUR; 2. Project will draw on a pool of experts; 3. The Government maintains its support to implement the UNFCCC. Outcome 3 Regional, local and national impacts, vulnerability and adaptation options have been assessed and reported, and information on impacts, vulnerability and implemented adaptation actions have been updated. 3.1 Studies prepared in relation to ecosystem, multidimensional and integrated assessment of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation actions, programs and strategies. 3.2 Impacts, vulnerability, resilience and implemented adaptation actions updated to 2016. 3.3 Report on pilot projects implemented for key adaptation options, identified in the Fifth NC and other projects, and imlementation of new pilot projects, including materials for public awareness prepared. 3.4 Portfolio of adaptation actions 3.1 No previous experience using this approach 3.2 Previous NCs 3.3 Fifth NC and other projects 3.1 Technical studies, Reports on assessments of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation options using this approach are available, and Regional Scenarios are improved; 3.2 Updated impacts, vulnerability, resilience and implemented actions presented; 3.3 Report on pilot projects implemented and materials for public awareness available; Studies, Reports, information contained in Sixth NC. Risks: 1. Coordination with the many stakeholders involved in the evaluation of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation actions and measures could be difficult and may be cause of delay. 2. Lack of basic data or not systematized information or confidentiality. Assumptions: 1. Sixth NC will benefit from experience gained in the preparation of Mexico’s INC, SNC, TNC, FNC and Fifth NC; 2. Project will draw on a pool of experts; 3. The Government maintains its support to implement the UNFCCC.
updated to 2016. 3.4 Fifth NC 3.4 Updated Portfolio of adaptation actions presented. Outcome 4 Relevant information has been compiled and updated. 4.1 Information on National Circumstances up to 2016 reported, including national and regional development priorities and institutional arrangements, as well as gender issues. 4.2 Information on research in clean and low carbon technologies carried out, including information on technology access and transfer, and capacity development reported. 4.3 Information on research and systematic observation, education, capacity building and awareness activities updated and reported. 4.4 Information on financial resources and 4.1 Previous NCs and First BUR Preliminary study on gender issues 4.2 Some information in Fifth NC 4.1 Updated National Circumstances and regional development priorities and institutional arrangements presented; and information on gender issues updated. 4.2 Information on research and investment in clean and low carbon technologies, on methodologies developed for low emission growth paths and on measures related to access and transfer of technologies presented; 4.3 Updated information to 2016 presented in Sixth NC; Project reports, information contained in Fifth NC. Study on gender issues. Risks: No specific risks have been identified. Assumptions: 1. Sixth NC will benefit from experience gained in the preparation of Mexico’s INC, SNC, TNC, FNC and Fifth NC; 2. Project will draw on a pool of experts; 3. The Government maintains its support to implement the UNFCCC.
technical support needed and provided for activities relating to climate change and for the preparation of the Sixth NC, including its correspondent BUR reported. 4.3 Previous NCs 4.4 Previous NCs and First BUR 4.4 Information presented in Sixth NC. Outcome 5 Sixth NC and its BUR have been approved by the Inter-Ministerial Commission on Climate Change (CICC). 5.1. Sixth NC published and submitted. 5.2 Summary of main findings for general public produced. 5.3 Communications and awareness campaign developed and implemented. 5.1 Previous NCs 5.2 Previous NCs 5.3 Previous NCs 5.1 Published Sixth NC and submitted to the UNFCCC by December 31, 2016; also available in relevant websites. 5.2 Document on main findings finalized by December 31, 2016; 5.3 Materials of implemented communications and awareness campaign available by December 31, 2016. Project reports, Fifth National Communication, Final Evaluation Report. Risks: No specific risks have been identified. Assumptions: 1. The Government maintains its support to implement the UNFCCC. .