Malawi Climate Transparency Framework
To strengthen the capacity of institutions in Malawi and set up an information system to fulfill the enhanced transparency requirements of teh Paris Agreement
Malawi’s institutions effectively collaborate to track and report Greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions, climate actions and support received
A data collection, integration and sharing platform is regularly used by a broad set of stakeholders for climate transparency activities
The climate transparency unit, relevant sector institutions and stakeholders are able to perform their roles in the MRV system on a continuous basis
Environmental Affairs Department (EAD)
National Technical Committee on Climate Change
Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining
Africa Sustainability Center (ASCENT)
Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development
Ministries of Trade and Tourism; Transport and Public Works; Lands, Housing and Urban Development; Health and Population;
Departments of: Energy Affairs; Climate Change and Meteorological Services
National Statistical Office of Malawi and Research Institutions and Universities/Colleges
CSOs:
- National Technical Committee on Climate Change
- Climate Action Network (CAN);
- Civil Society Network on Climate Change (CISONECC) Malawi
- PACENET (Pan African Civic Educators Network)
The project will identify, analyze, and share lessons learned that might be beneficial in the design and implementation of similar future projects in Malawi or in other countries in the region
Participation of staff in international conferences, workshops and meetings
Participation in the CBIT Global Coordination Platform and other relevant platforms and network