Division Template 1: Provision of qualitative methodological information as applicable and other information on definitions and methodologies

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1. 1Climate finance
2. 2New and additional
3. 3Developing Country
4. 4Core/general
5. 5Climate-specific
6. 6Financial instruments (e.g. grant, concessional loan, non-concessional loan, equity, guarantee, insurance, other (specify))
7. 7Funding source (ODA, OOF, other)
8. 8Status (committed and provided)
9. 9Support mobilised (e.g. (i) Identifying a clear causal link between a public intervention and mobilized private finance, where the activity would not have moved forward, or moved forward at scale, in the absence of the Party’s intervention; (ii) Providing information on the point of measurement (e.g. point of commitment, point of disbursement) of the private finance mobilized as a result of the public intervention, to the extent possible in relation to the type of instrument or mechanism used for the mobilization; (iii) Providing information on the boundaries used to identify finance as mobilized by public intervention)
10. 10Sector, sub-sector
11. 11Type of support (climate mitigation/ climate adaptation/ cross-cutting)
12. 12Public finance/private finance (e.g. in particular where entities or funds are mixed)
13. 13Application of Rio Markers (coefficients)
14. 14Determining grant-equivalent component of support provided and support mobilised when grant-equivalent information has been reported
15. 15Methodologies used to determine figures on support mobilized
16. 16How double counting was avoided between the resources reported as committed or provided, and the resources used in accordance with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement by the acquiring Party for use towards the achievement of its Nationally Determined Contribution
17. 17A description of the systems and processes used to identify, track, and report on support committed, provided and mobilised through public interventions
18. 18A description of the national systems and institutional arrangements for the provision of information on planned provision of support, including information on planned activities related to public-funded technology transfer projects and capacity-building projects for developing countries under the UNFCCC
19. 19Information, as available, a description of national systems and institutional arrangements for the provision of technology transfer and capacity building support, including on the underlying assumptions, definitions and methodologies used to provide information on technology transfer and capacity-building support
20. 20Information on channels and barriers encountered, lessons learned and measures to taken to overcome them
21. 21Information on how it has been sought to ensure that support committed, provided and mobilised through public interventions is in line with the long-term goals of the Paris Agreement
22. 22Information on how support committed, provided and mobilised is targeted at helping developing countries in their efforts to meet the long-term goals of the Paris Agreement, including by assisting them in efforts to make financial flows consistent with a pathway towards low-greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development
23. 23Information on how the information provided reflects a progression from previous levels in the provision of sup-port and mobilisation of finance under the Paris Agreement
24. 24How it seeks to ensure that support provided and mobilized through public interventions effectively addresses the needs and priorities of developing country Parties for the implementation of the Paris Agreement, as identified in country-driven strategies and instruments, such as biennial transparency reports, NDCs and national adaptation plans
25. 25Information on actions and plans to mobilise additional climate finance as part of the global effort to mobilise climate finance from a wide variety of sources, including on the relationship between the public intervention to be used and the private finance mobilised
26. 26Information on reporting on multilateral finance, including: (i) Whether the multilateral finance reported is based on the Party’s inflow contribution to a multilateral institution and/or on the Party’s share in the outflow of the multilateral institution; (ii) Whether and how multilateral finance has been reported as climate-specific and how the climate-specific share was calculated, including by, for example, using existing international standards; (iii) Whether multilateral finance has been reported as core/general, with the understanding that the actual climate finance amount it would transfer into depends on the programming choices of the multilateral institutions; (iv) Whether and how multilateral finance has been attributed to the reporting Party.