Monitoring Mechanisms for the Implementation of the DPoA at All Levels
Enhance consistency and alignment in monitoring mechanisms to support the implementation of the DPoA, focusing on national, regional, and global levels. Criteria for indicators and existing tools are discussed for effective monitoring and follow-up.
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Session Session 2: Follow 2: Follow- -up monitoring monitoring mechanisms mechanisms for the implementation implementation of of the DPoA all all levels levels up and and for the the DPoA at at
1. Guidance from the DPOA Paragraph 15: consistency between DPoA monitoring and the 2030 Agenda Paragraph 289: aligning monitoring mechanisms with existing frameworks Paragraph 292: UN country teams as well as country level teams of WB, IMF and other multilaterals to provide support Paragraph 295: enhancing the systematic monitoring of the UN system and inter-agency processes Paragraph 300: Secretary-General to ensure mobilization of the UN system to facilitate implementation, follow-up and monitoring, including the IACG Paragraphs 303 (a), 304 (b) and 306: strengthened role of OHRLLS in the follow-up and monitoring process
2. Monitoring and follow-up in the DPOA Strong emphasis on monitoring at the national level Call for greater accountability of the UN and other international organizations Complementary monitoring at the regional and global levels
3. Criteria for indicators in the draft Monitoring Framework Indicators must fulfill the criteria established in the DPoA, including: Maximizing current statistical efforts (national statistical offices, SDGs, current UN system data portals, etc.) Avoid additional burden Favour indicators that can be updated frequently (every 1-3 years) and that are available for the LDCs
4. Existing tools for monitoring and implementation SDG database Interagency Consultative Group (IACG) on LDCs 53 UN development system and other international entities submissions and datasets Other internationally recognized authoritative sources Secretary-General s Report on the implementation of the Programme of Action of the LDCs (8,500 words, submitted to ECOSOC and the GA). Statistical Annex (published online)
5. Next steps Discussions with members of the Interagency Consultative Group (IACG) on LDCs - one meeting already held, additional meetings will be convened Inputs from National Focal Points (today s session) Draft Monitoring Framework for the DPoA with indicators for major targets of the DPoA
6. Inputs from the National Focal Points Information on national monitoring processes Suggestions on indicators to be included Information on the availability, frequency and quality of potential indicators
