Tool(s) to support national MRV systems in the framework of CBIT: instruments to follow up

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1 Tool(s) to support national MRV systems in the framework of CBIT: instruments to follow up the NDC based on the MRV in Mexico. Coordinación General de Mitigación del Cambio Climático April, 2018

2 MRV ARCHITECTURE Why is important the component of designing and implementing an information system aligned to MRV? Any mitigation action must be: Measurable Reportable Verifiable Guiding questions: How? Who? What? When? Example: How do you measure / monitor? Who measures? What is to be measured? When does measure takes place? Methodology and assumptions Responsibilities Data Frequency

3 INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK GENERAL CLIMATE CHANGE LAW CICC INTER-MINISTERIAL EVALUATION C3 COMMISSION ON CLIMATE CHANGE INECC COORDINATION CLIMATE CHANGE COUNCIL NATIONAL SYSTEM NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ECOLOGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON CLIMATE FEDERAL CONGRESS CHANGE STATE GOVERNMENTS NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES

4 INTER-MINISTERIAL COMMISSION FOR CLIMATE CHANGE (CICC) 14 Ministries of Interior Foreign Affairs Finance Energy Tourism Education Navy Economy Health Social Development Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Communications and Transportation Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development Environment and Natural Resources National Institute of Statistics and Geography (observer) WG Adaptation WG PECC WG REDD+ WG INT GT VINC WG FIN

5 What is Mexico s CBIT proposal in regard to instruments to follow up the NDC based on the MRV in Mexico?

6 KEY STAKEHOLDERS Others: Transportation, Waste,, Residential and Commercial LULUCF Energy CEL s Oil and Gas National MRV System Agriculture Entities and Cities Industrial Private sector organizations Environmental

7 How will CBIT be instrumental for supporting Mexico in designing and implementing MRV platform?

8 KEY ELEMENTS FOR A NATIONAL MRV SYSTEM IN MEXICO Legal framework General Law on Climate Change Special Program on Climate Change (PECC) Principles: transparency, consistency, comparability Clear objective Multilevel participation: federal government, subnational entities, Central entity to integrate and evaluate information and coordinate with parties involved National, international and sectoral methodologies Monitoring plans and guidelines for presenting information Permanent capacity building Ensure access to updated information private sector and civil society

9 NATIONAL MRV SYSTEM INTEGRATION Sistema Nacional de MRV Energy O&G Transport Residencial and Commercial LULUCF Agriculture Industry Waste AFOLU Preliminary analysis. National and sectoral components Constraints identification MRV approach as comprehensive and systematic vision. Local and regional workshops M R V Transparency, consistency, comparability Certainty of actions Accountability Subnational Study Local inventories and MRV International workshops Financing (e.g. payment for results) Conservation of forest resources Identification of good practices E.g. LULUCF: Monitoring the reduction of GHG emissions in forest lands in the New Zealand emissions trading system Capacity Building

10 SUMMARY ON MRV PROGRESS (MITIGATION) Published documents on MRV: ntos/investigaciones enmateria-de-mitigacion-del-cambioclimatico-rev1?state=published Regional Workshop: Mx, Colombia, Costa Rica and Germany, January Capacity building: Mitigation technological routes al MRV input to support measures Accounting rules and MRV Project Document in process oriented to NDC Private-public dialogues Discussions on sectoral MRV issues

11 THANK YOU Juan Carlos Arredondo Director General on Climate Change Policies SEMARNAT Yutsil Sanginés Deputy Director of MRV INECC Picture:, Mexico