TRANSPARENCY

Exceeds Capacity Actions To Achieve This Level

Procedural Actions

Centralized information system. Develop a public system or portal with up-to-date and organized records including, but not limited to: all climate treaties, laws, regulations, administrative acts, state of the environment, scientific and technical reports, public entities, pollutants, polluted areas, concessions, contracts agreements, authorizations granted, resource conservation and use, environmental sanctions, and participation opportunities.

Data openness. Provide climate-related information in their original form that can be used for further analyses.

Budgeting. Ensure that climate finance documents and data (i.e. investment, procurement, budgets) are open, transparent, and accessible.

Inclusive engagement

Co-production. Co-create risk and climate-related data and assessments using traditional, indigenous, local, and scientific knowledge. Accessibility. Use diverse tools, platforms and languages for disseminating information about participation opportunities.

Data Openness. Climate information is available in non-proprietary formats .