ANNEX – UNDAF 2011 – 2015 RESULTS MATRIX (CHINA)
UNDAF Outcome 1: Government and other stakeholders ensure environmental sustainability, address climate change, and promote a green, low carbon economy
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Outcomes
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Outputs
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Role of Partners
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Resource Mobilisation Targets
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Outcome 1.1. Policies and regulations are strengthened to create a green economy.
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Enhanced Government capacity to promote a low carbon economy through energy efficiency, renewable energy, and technological innovation.1
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Sustainable eco cities created through sustainable urban development and planning.
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Government policies, and public and private enterprises, contribute to the creation of a green economy and green jobs.
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UNDP will work with the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to develop End User Energy Efficiency Programme (Phase II), and work with the National Energy Administration (NEA) to develop a biomass pellet system, and work with the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) to .promote innovation, deployment and diffusion of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies.
UNIDO will provide targeted advice to relevant Government bodies on the strengthening of sustainable development policy and regulations.
UNESCO will work with Chinese Man and Biosphere (MAB) National Committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Nature Reserve Management Committee in implementing renewable energy schemes with a focus on biosphere reserves.
UNCTAD will provide policy advice to relevant Government bodies on the trade implications of the emerging post-2012 climate change regime.
UNWTO will seek to work with national counterparts to promote investments in energy-efficient tourism and the use of renewable energy resources.
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UNDP will contribute its international expertise to Ministry of Housing and Urban and Rural Development (MOHURD) to develop a sustainable city programme.
UNIDO will support municipal governments in a large-scale demonstration of urban industrial symbiosis, diverting waste from landfills through realizing synergies between SMEs. UNIDO will also work with Government counterparts to improve the energy efficiency of electric motor systems in cities.
UNFPA will work with NDRC to contribute its international expertise and established knowledge related to urban planning to ensure an equitable and healthy urbanization process for China.
UNESCO will work with Chinese MAB National Committee, CAS and Shanghai Municipality on the Urban Biospheres Initiative (URBIS).
WHO will provide technical assistance on development of the strategies to promote healthy cities.
UNHABITAT will provide international expertise to adapt the concept of Green Economy to cities, and develop and implement its strategies in cities.
1.1.3
UNIDO will provide targeted training and capacity building to enterprises and Government as well as demonstrating sectoral best-practice and new technologies.
ILO will cooperate with its national tripartite partners to support green business start-up and enterprise development to create and maintain green jobs.
UNEP will provide policy advice and capacity building for China’s green economy initiatives.
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UNDP: $10m
UNIDO: US$ 2.5 m
UNESCO: $ 400,000
UNCTAD: $100,000
UNWTO: tbd
UNDP: $2m
UNIDO: $3m
UNFPA: $200,000
UNESCO: $500,000
WHO: $3m
UNHABITAT: $125,000
UNIDO: $ 15m
ILO: $ 2.5m
UNEP: $ 100,000
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Outcome 1.2. Policy and implementation mechanisms to manage natural resources are strengthened, with special attention to poor and vulnerable groups.
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Strengthened Government capacity to effectively manage land and water resources, ensuring poor and vulnerable groups’ access to these resources is improved.
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Government capacity to conserve biodiversity and ecosystems is enhanced, and communities are empowered to increasingly benefit from the development of eco-based livelihood resources2.
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Strengthened Government capacity to develop and implement policies that ensure compliance with environmental health and safety requirements.3
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UNDP will contribute to development of national strategy for rehabilitating and protecting rivers, lakes and other important ecosystems. UNDP will also support the national strategy for promotion of conservation agriculture, and the preparation and implementation of national REDD strategies and mechanisms. UNESCO will support Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) and Chinese IHP National Committee to implement activities identified by the IHP council; will develop case studies from China for the World Water Development Report; and will work with IRTCES-IWHR-MWR on implementation of projects and training under the International Sediment Initiative.
UNICEF: will work with MWR, Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and other partners on water resources protection, management and design and to advocate for water saving technologies..
FAO will provide policy advice and capacity building to Ministry of Land and Resources (MLR) and other key partners on strengthening natural resources management (state land resource, water resource and forestry) in order to safeguard sustainable socio-economic development.
IFAD will support poor rural communities in benefiting from participatory natural resources management in sustainable manner. $14m (loan).
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UNDP, within the scope of China Biodiversity Programme Framework, will work with Government to strengthen institutional capacity through provision of expertise and policy advice.
UNESCO will work with Chinese MAB National Committee, CAS, Nature / Biosphere Reserve Committees towards the implementation of Madrid Action Plan for biosphere reserves management and use of reserves as learning sites for ESD.
UNIFEM will strengthen the participation of women in the development of alternative livelihood resources from a gender perspective.
FAO will provide capacity building and planning expertise on better realizing the economic value of natural resources and livelihoods.
UNEP will provide expertise, policy advice and capacity building on ecosystem services and biosafety.
1.2.3
UNIDO will provide sectoral best-practice training and capacity building to enterprises and Government on industrial and manufacturing aspects of environmental health and on minimization and safe effective treatment of waste.
WHO will provide capacity building related to environmental health management systems at national and local levels to reduce health risks and health impacts from environment hazards including climate change.
UNEP will mobilize national and international expertise for policy advice and capacity building on environmental health, safe production and chemical management.
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UNDP: $8m
UNESCO: $1m
UNICEF: $ 100,000
FAO: $ 3m
IFAD: $14m (loan)
UNDP: $27m
UNESCO: $ 1m
UNIFEM:
$ 150,000
FAO: $ 3m
UNEP: $200,000
UNIDO: $100,000
WHO: $1.5m
UNEP: $ 300,000
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Outcome 1.3. China’s vulnerability to climate change is better understood and adaptation responses are integrated into Government policy.
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Strengthened Government capacity to perform vulnerability assessments on the impacts of climate change and develop innovative adaptation strategies and programmes that are sensitive to its impacts on livelihoods and migration.
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Business, civil society and individuals better understand China’s vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, ensuring that appropriate behaviours and policies are adopted.
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UNDP will work with NDRC to develop an adaptation programme to improve the capacity of provinces to adapt to climate change. UNDP will contribute its international expertise, and also work with MOST on technological issues in adaptation.
UNICEF will work with MWR and other partners to assess ground water change due to climate change and environmental degradation through financial, technical and necessary technology support.
UNESCO will work with MWR and CAS on capacity building in the use of advanced technologies for adaptation against climate change and vulnerability assessment.
UNFPA will work closely with the National Population and Family Planning Commission (NPFPC), research institutions and NDRC and contribute its international expertise and established knowledge to ensure that population factors are integrated into China’s national climate change coping strategies.
UNEP will provide policy advice and capacity building for climate change adaptation initiatives.
UNIFEM will assist the development and implementation of gender sensitive vulnerability assessments and adaptation strategies.
UNHABITAT will work with NDRC and other partners to provide international expertise and established knowledge to develop and implement climate change adaptation strategies in cities.
IFAD will pilot climate change adaptation initiatives for poor and rural communities and provide capacity building for relevant institutions.
IOM will work with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) to contribute international expertise to deal with the impacts of climate change, induced migration, environmental degradation and resettlement, and climate change adaptation and resettlement strategies.
ILO will provide technical advice to address employment impacts of climate change.
UNDP/UNV will support Ministry of Civil Affairs (MOCA) and other relevant Ministries to strengthen community-based approaches and promote volunteerism within climate change adaptation efforts.
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UNFPA will contribute to sensitization/advocacy activities on understanding the impact of climate change on population and measures to reduce negative effects, including linkages between population and climate change.
UNICEF will partner with MWR, MEP and other partners to support awareness raising activities, incorporation of key messages on climate and mitigation and adaptation strategies, through formal education channels and through targeted water, sanitation and hygiene activities.
UNESCO will facilitate advocacy and communication on the impact of climate change in the framework of DESD.
UNIFEM will promote awareness among business, civil society and individuals of the gendered impacts of climate change, and advocate for policies that promote women’s key role as agents of change in climate change adaptation and mitigation.
UNEP will provide its technical expertise and advocacy network on awareness raising on climate change through the China environmental education programme, independent environmental assessments for big events, and the Billion Tree Campaign in China.
UNDP/UNV will work with Government counterparts and the private sector to provide technical support in the training and management of volunteer organizations to raise awareness on effects of climate change in China and promote sustainable practices.
ILO will support awareness raising among its tripartite partners on the impact of climate change on employment and enterprise sustainability and responsibility.
WHO will draw on its global resources to help to anticipate the impact of climate change in China and support counterparts including NDRC, CPAD and CMA on awareness creation activities.
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UNDP: $ 2m
UNICEF: $ 400,000
UNESCO: $ 500,000
UNFPA: $ 800,000
UNEP: $50,000
UNIFEM: $100,000
UNHABITAT: $ 400,000
IFAD: $14m
IOM: $500,000
ILO: $100,000
UNDP/UNV: $800,000
UNFPA: $200.000
UNICEF: $ 500,000
UNESCO: $ 75,000
UNIFEM: $100,000
UNEP: $200,000
UNDP/UNV:
$860,000
ILO: $50,000
WHO: $500,000
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Outcome 1.4. Government develops policies and regulatory frameworks that foster equitable access to safe drinking water and sanitation services.
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Schools and health facilities have better access to safe drinking water and good sanitation services as a result of the development, revision and implementation of the relevant policies and standards.
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Community and households have access to and use appropriate and safe drinking water supply and suitable sanitation options, with special attention to women’s role as key agents of change.
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1.4.1
UNICEF support will include the development of evidence, introduction of best policies and coordination mechanisms, facilitation in networking and joint planning among departments. UNICEF will partner with MWR, National Patriotic Health Campaign Committee Office under the Ministry of Health (MOH) and other partners.
WHO: will provide technical support for capacity building to improve drinking water quality and sanitation in urban and rural areas of China.
UNHABITAT will provide international expertise to develop Human Values Based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education in schools and the informal education sector.
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UNESCO: MWR and Provincial Water Authorities develop family filters to remove arsenic and fluoride pollution from drinking water
UNIFEM will contribute its technical expertise to ensure women’s equitable access to safe drinking water and suitable sanitation options and promote women’s key role as agents of change in protecting and managing local water resources and sanitation options.
UNICEF will provide financial and technical support introducing the community based approach and mechanism and support counterparts’ international and domestic learning and experience exchange initiative. UNICEF will partner with MWR, National Patriotic Health Campaign Committee Office under MOH and other partners.
UNHABITAT will help develop community based water and sanitation programmes, including water conservation and demand management. UNHABITAT will provide financial and technical support.
IFAD will support poor rural communities in improving access to basic water and sanitation facilities for improved livelihoods.
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UNICEF: $500,000
WHO: $ 500,000
UNHABITAT: $100,000
UNESCO: $ 100,000
UNIFEM:$ 200,000
UNICEF: $ 700,000
UNHABITAT: $ 500,000
IFAD: $7m
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Outcome 1.5. The impact of disasters on vulnerable groups is mitigated through enhanced disaster risk reduction and better preparedness and response measures.
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The rights of the most vulnerable are protected during response to and recovery from disasters.
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Institutional policies and capacities for disaster preparedness, response, and management are strengthened.
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1.5.1
UNICEF will provide targeted support for women and children in response to emergencies and subsequent reconstruction efforts in partnership with relevant Ministry partners.
UNFPA will provide international expertise and good practices to MOH, NPFPC and China Red Cross in the field of emergency reproductive health, psycho-social support and gender based violence in disaster planning and capacity building. Support to document local experiences will also be provided.
UNIFEM will work with Government and NGO partners to assure the rights of all people, especially women and girls, are protected during disaster response and recovery.
IOM: will partner with MFA to provide best international experience in developing strategies for mass migration contingency planning arising from natural disasters, strengthening camp management mechanisms for displaced persons, and establishing logistic cluster management systems for returning populations.
ILO will support its tripartite partners to identify and protect rights of most vulnerable in relation to labour migration and employment.
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UNICEF will provide international best practice and expertise in disaster planning and capacity building, and support the documentation of domestic experience in partnership with relevant Ministry partners.
UNHABITAT will provide international expertise and financial support to build institutional capacities for disaster risk reduction and response.
UNIFEM will support the development of gender-sensitive disaster risk reduction planning and disaster response.
ILO will provide technical advice and international experience and good practice on risk management, prevention and response related to enterprises and employment services.
WFP will work with the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) and the National Disaster Reduction Centre of China (NDRCC) and other partners to provide technical assistance on disaster preparedness.
UNESCO will work with the China Earthquake Administration in developing a seismo-tectonic map for China for reducing earthquake risks, and will work with Changjiang Water Resources Commission for flood risk management and forecasting.
UNEP will provide policy advice and capacity building for: strengthening the institutional framework and mechanisms for preparedness, prevention and response of environmental emergency; andpromoting the incorporation of environmental management into the medium and long-term rehabilitation process.
UNDP/UNV will help to strengthen national capacities for multi-hazard response and management, enhance public awareness and volunteer engagement on disaster risk reduction, and help to integrate community-based disaster risk reduction practices into national and local development agendas.
UNIDO will assist industries in preparing assessments of risks to their business of natural and man-made disasters, and of preparing emergency plans to deal with such risks.
FAO will provide expertise on emergency planning.
UNISDR Secretariat will cooperate closely with Government in the context of the ASEAN+ 3, in compiling lessons learned in the post disaster phase in China and Myanmar.
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UNICEF: $5m
UNFPA: $200,000
UNIFEM: $100,000
IOM: $150,000
ILO: $150,000
UNICEF: $ 100,000
HABITAT: $ 304,000
UNIFEM: US $ 200,000
ILO: $300,000
WFP: $100,000
UNESCO: $300,000
UNEP: $700,000
UNDP/UNV: $600,000
UNIDO: $200,000
FAO: $10,000
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