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To ensure a smooth follow-up, it is good practice for the evaluation manager to mobilise the evaluation reference group to obtain feedback on how the evaluation is considering climate and environmental performance.

References

(12) Measures to address potential significant adverse impacts on the environment and climate must follow the following hierarchy: (1) avoid impacts; (2) minimise impacts; (3) restore degraded sites; (4) offset impacts; (5) identify measures to bring about positive contributions.

[1] SWD(2022) 22 final

[1] Development impact achieved in collaboration with partner governments, donors and other international cooperation and development actors including the private sector and civil society.

[1] International cooperation and development outcomes and outputs to which EU funded interventions have contributed in collaboration with partner governments and other funding providers.

[1] See ICM Guide.

[1] Vade Mecum – Working as a team, and INTPA’s Strategic Governance System. Revision 2022.

[1] i.e. INTPA units F1 and F2: INTPA-GREENING-FACILITY@ec.europa.eu; INTPA-F1@ec.europa.eu; INTPA-F1@ec.europa.eu

[1] i.e. NEAR A3

[1] As supported by the EC/UNDP Biodiversity Finance Initiative BIOFIN, or similar instruments at national level.

[1] See Article 8.8 of the NDICI-GE Regulation.

[1] As cited in the EU Adaptation Strategy and the OECD position paper on CCA and DRR.

[1] Sendai Framework.

[1] INTPA: units F1 and F2 (notably via the CCT/RCT/TCT), NEAR: unit A3

[1] As per the INTPA Companion to financial and contractual procedures applicable to external actions financed from the general budget of the EU and from the 11^th EDF.

[1] Sectors with potentially high environment and climate risk include: agriculture and land use change, energy, transport, water, private sector development, urban development and tourism.

[1] e.g. in the context of a water delivery project, minimal level of water quality.

[1] Notably, Question 7.3 on environmental constraints and opportunities, thereby also dealing with environmental sustainability; Question 7.4 on the contribution to EU climate change commitments; Question 7.5 on the application of the Do No Harm principle, inequality and governance, (including on the management of natural resources).

[1] See ROM Handbook.

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