COHERENCE

The country has frameworks, structures, and mechanisms in place to enhance regulatory effectiveness and quality of people-centered climate action, including a climate empowerment strategy as a key driver of systematic change. Climate-planning mobilizes whole-of-government action, addresses historical harm within and beyond borders, uses monitoring and reporting systems to inform coherence, provides high-level coordination of ACE, and enables multistakeholder partnerships.

Elements Of Quality

Ambitious, equitable, and evidence-informed policy-making, to ensure the sustainability of climate-planning decisions.

Balanced. Commitment to implementing the ACE agenda in a balanced and integrated manner at the highest level (i.e NDC, NAP, General Climate Law, etc) to mobilize the whole government.

Whole-of-government coordination to ensure a coherent, integrated approach to the climate crisis

Time-bound. Country publishes time-bound plan for enhancing policy coherence on ACE.

Reduced Bureaucracy. Build a support network of partners for administrative simplification that will help reduce unnecessary regulatory barriers and advance the effective and efficient use of capacities and resources available across the society.

Transparency. Monitoring and reporting to inform coherence and enhance capability.