1.1.1 Strengthened national mandate and strategies to collect, compile, verify, and report relevant information adhering to the principles of TACCC

1.1.2 Developing standard operating procedures and assigning trained focal point aamong institutions covering each sector and state / union territory

1.2.1 Efficient record keeping of activity data, socio-economic indicators, emission factors, methodology and assumptions

1.2.2 Archiving systems for future referencing and performing calculations

1.2.3 Aggregation and exchange of relevant information through NICS

2.1.1 Tools, templates, and training for agencies / experts involved in the inventory process

2.1.2 Coverage of precursor and NF3 gas-based emissions

2.1.3 Improvement in the energy sector: achieving granularity with activity data (e.g. grade wise coal consumption), and bringing clarity on the unorganized sector operations

2.1.4 Improvement in agriculture sector: state-level validation of activity data (e.g. dung produced per animal, feeding patterns)

2.1.5 Improvement in the LULUCF sector: establishing modelling capacity at the state or institutional level through trained experts and civil society assistance

2.1.6 Improvement in the IPPU sector for transparent and accurate coverage

2.1.7 Improvement in the waste sector: establishing a system to collect activity data aggregated at centralised level (e.g. threatment pathway, emission characteristics)

2.2.1 Developing capacity of national experts with equitable participation of men and women nominated from academia, reserach institutes, civil society, and public agencies, implementing the concept of "train the trainers" to sustain capacity within institutions

2.2.2 Peer-exchange programmes and co-learning activities among states to promote scalability and replication initiatives in a cost-effective manner

2.2.3 Tools, templates, and training towards tracking progress of NDC with mitigation and adaptation goals

2.3.1 an IT-enabled system coupled with the mandated process of reporting information on standardized templates

2.4.1 Establishing baseline of current capacity gaps against best practices recommended by Consultative Group of Experts and relevant agencies, and design a strategy to address these gapas

2.4.2 Ensuring each capacity-building element incorporates long term sustainability features in a gender-neutral manner and at all levels of governance

2.4.3 Study of best practices of selected countries and knowledge exchange

3.1.1 Integrating the National Institutional Coordination System (NICS) with National Inventory Management System (NIMS) and other online tracking tools to create a centralised registry for dissemination in the public domain

3.1.2 A progress tracker for NDCs, covering inputs from each state and sector towards progress made on mitigation targets and adaptation goals

3.2.1 Evaluation of support activities and capcity development of relevant institutions to mobilise climate finance

3.2.2 National classification system of climate finance to be developed and integrated will all policies and schemes across the country

3.2.3 Sectoral/subnational assessment of financial resource needed to implement the NDCs, highlighting specific barriers related to technology needs or any other capacity-building support

3.3.1 Showcasing case studies and featuring them through GEF global coordination platform