BANGLADESH

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• DJIBOUTI
• NAP-GSP responded to official request for support
  from Government.
• Mr. Dini Abdallah Omar, Secretary General and
  UNFCCC Focal Point, Ministry of Housing, Urban
  Planning and Environment is focal point. NAP-GSP
  will follow up on discussions.

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• RWANDA
• Government has nominated Mr. Faustin
  Munyazikwiye, Director of Climate Change and
  International Obligations Unit at Rwanda
  Environment Management Authority (REMA) as focal
  point for scheduling a follow-up teleconference.
• UNDP, UNEP and AfDB are working together to
  support the Govt. with the costing of a Green
  Economy related plan in order to inform planning
  and budgeting processes on costs of climate
  change related actions.

• SUDAN
• Prof. Haider Elsafi, Secretary General, Higher
  Council for Environment and Natural Resources
  (HCENR) has been nominated as focal point.
• Preliminary discussions on NAP-related needs held
  during COP19.
• Scheduling a follow-up teleconference.

• MALAWI
• UNDP, UNEP, and UNITAR have discussed potential
  entry points with the Govt. of Malawi.
• Govt. of Malawi has advanced their NAP process
  through their National Climate Change Programme
  (NCCP).
• NAP-GSP agreed to assist with facilitating
  stakeholder dialogue to determine the appropriate
  institutional arrangements for the implementation
  of NAP process including sharing of other
  countries experience.
• The Government is closely coordinating on their
  NAP related work via the UNDP Country Office.
• The NAP-GSP invited Mr. A.M. Kamperewra,
  Environmental Affairs Department, to speak at a
  COP19 side event (organized by the GEF and GIZ)
  on progress of Malawi on support requested from
  the NAP-GSP.

• NIGER
• Dr. Kamayé Mââzou, Sec. Gen. National Council of
  the Environment for Sustainable Development, is
  the focal point for NAP-related discussions.
• During discussions at COP19, Niger requested
  support with conducting a stock take of ongoing
  initiatives to mainstream climate into national
  planning and budgeting in order to identify gaps.
  
• Niger requested support around Feb/March to
  sensitize the local donor community and find ways
  for bilateral finance to support the NAP process.

• COMOROS
• NAP-GSP responded to official request for support
  from Government.
• NAP-GSP is pending for nominated designee for
  follow-up teleconference.

• MALI
• Following request for support, the NAP-GSP is
  awaiting the nomination of a designee to discuss
  Malis support needs.

• BANGLADESH
• In conjunction with the UNDP Country Office,
  NAP-GSP support is aligned with a USD 40,000
  grant from the Norwegian Government to commence a
  NAP roadmap.
• Mr. Quamrul Chowdhury, Chairman, Joint
  Implementation Supervisory Committee (JISC), met
  the NAP-GSP team during COP19. Assistance is
  requested for facilitating inter-ministerial/cross
  -sectoral discussions to sensitize Bangladeshi
  officials on the NAP process and chart out a NAP
  action plan.

Sudan
Niger

• MAURITANIA
• Following request for support, the NAP-GSP is
  awaiting the nomination of a designee to discuss
  Mauritanias support needs.

Mali

• THE GAMBIA
• Following request for support, the NAP-GSP is
  awaiting Mr. Pa Ousman Jarju, Director and UNFCCC
  Focal Point Department of Water Resources -
  nominated focal person - for details on specific
  support needs.
• UNDP is assisting Gambia with the conduct of a
  CPEIR analysis in order to held identify specific
  entry points for advancing the NAP process.

Mauritania
The Gambia
Bangladesh
Djibouti
Cambodia
Burkina Faso
Rwanda

• BURKINA FASO
• M. Honadia Permanent Secretary, National Council
  for the Environment and Sustainable Development
  indicated that the support required includes
• Review of the existing NAP-related roadmap
  prepared by Burkina Faso
• Support with sensitization of local authorities
  on establishing a system to support climate
  sensitive development planning iteratively and
  establishing this system is needed.
• Fielding a UNDP assistance team to Ouagadougou in
  Dec 2013.

Benin
Malawi

• LESOTHO
• NAP-GSP meeting at COP19 with Ms. Mabafokeng
  Mahahabisa, Lesotho Meteorological Services (LMS)
  and Mr. Emmanuel Lesoma, Principal Secretary of
  Ministry of Natural Resources.
• Support required to develop NAP process roadmap.
• Assistance required to implement LDCF to support
  capacity building activities.

DRC
Comoros
Tanzania
Mozambique
Lesotho

• TANZANIA
• Mr. Richard Muyungi, Assistant Director of
  Environment, VPO, assigned as focal point for
  NAP-GSP.
• Additional discussions pending on support needs.

• BENIN
• A team from UNEP visited Benin in Oct. 2013 to
  determine needs in context of NAPs aligning
  support on Green Climate Fund (GCF). Readiness
  with work that is required in context of the NAP
  process. Additional discussions are pending.

• CAMBODIA
• Several strategies have been developed and
  adopted in Cambodia. However, climate change
  action is not yet fully mainstreamed in
  development planning and budgeting.
• Cambodia is seeking support to mainstream climate
  change into development planning.
• GIZ, UNDP and UNEP working together to develop a
  draft TOR for initiating support the Cambodian
  NAP process.

• MOZAMBIQUE
• Meeting held at COP19 with NAP-GSP focal point
  Ms. Telma Antonio Manjate, Head of Dept. of
  International Cooperation, Ministry for the
  Coordination of Environmental Affairs, to discuss
  needs.

• DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
• NAP-GSP responded to official request for support
  from Government.
• Government of DRC has assigned Professor Jean
  IIDEMPO as focal point for follow-up.
  Teleconference held on 18 Nov.