Climate change coordination mechanisms | lessons learned from the NDC support programme 2017-2025

The purpose of this report is to provide lessons learned from partner country experiences under the NDC
Support Programme (NDC SP) on enhancing climate change coordination mechanisms for more effective governance and citizen engagement. The good practices highlighted in the report can lead to more holistic planning and encourage higher climate ambition as a result of more inclusive processes. As such, these insights may also be useful to governments as they revise and submit NDCs in the 2025 submission cycle.

This report focuses specifically on how the NDC SP has helped strengthen institutional coordination mechanisms to facilitate the planning and implementation of NDCs. The findings presented here are derived from a comprehensive review of activities and outcomes related to NDC SP result areas (see Box 1 for NDC SP background).

Thirty-seven programme countries undertook a wide range of efforts under key result area 2 on enhancing integrated governance to drive NDC outcomes. This included the 18 countries that established or strengthened their climate change coordination mechanisms: Argentina, Bhutan, Chile, Costa Rica, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Kenya, the Marshall Islands, Mongolia, Morocco, Paraguay, the Philippines, Rwanda, Thailand, Viet Nam and Zambia. In many cases, NDC SP support also included systematic and targeted efforts to integrate gender considerations into these structures and processes.
This paper describes the approaches and good practices followed by five countries for coordinating the planning and implementation of NDCs: Argentina, Bhutan, Colombia, the Marshall Islands and Peru.

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