Reporting progress towards Nationally Determined Contributions: Exploring possible common tabular formats for the structured summary

At COP26, negotiators will need to agree on adopting Common Tabular Formats (CTFs) that are necessary for reporting and tracking of progress towards NDCs under Article 4 of the Paris Agreement. This paper explores concrete examples and worked examples for the structured summary of information to track progress, including on information on cooperative approaches.

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Reporting progress towards Nationally Determined Contributions Exploring possible common tabular formats for the structured summary

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Reporting progress towards Nationally Determined Contributions: Exploring possible common tabular formats for the structured summary

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