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Approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting;
Report of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting.
To the extent possible, the ad hoc expert group will hold its meeting back to back with the meeting of the ad hoc expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting.
Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for monitoring, Assessment and Reporting.
The United Nations Forum on Forests, at its third session, agreed on the establishment of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting.
Note by the Secretariat on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting E/CN.18/AC.1/2003/.
At its first session, the Forum adopted its multi-year programme of work, 1 in which it recommended the convening of three ad hoc expert groups,one of which would be on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting.
Report of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting(E/CN.18/2004/2);
Bis Propose ways to increase resources to support capacity-building in countries to improve monitoring, assessment and reporting. This task is linked to task(f)of the expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessing and reporting.
The Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting met at Geneva from 8 to 12 December 2003.
At its third session, the Forum established the ad hoc expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting.
The Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting met at the Palais des Nations in Geneva from 8 to 12 December 2003.
The present note provides background information to assist the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting in carrying out its tasks.
The Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring Assessment and Reporting of the United Nations Forum on Forests met from 8 to 12 December 2003 in Geneva.
At its third session, held in Geneva from 26 May to 6 June 2003,the Forum agreed on the establishment of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reportingand to the convening of a meeting of the expert group.
The reports of the Expert Groups on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reportingand on finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies will serve as inputs to the work of the Expert Group.
Finally, relevant information was also drawn from the reports of the Ad Hoc Expert Groups on Finance and Transfer of Environmentally Sound Technologies,held in Geneva from 15 to 19 December 2003(E/CN.18/2004/5) and on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting, held in Geneva, from 8 to 12 December 2003(E/CN.18/2004/2). III.
The Ad Hoc Expert Group welcomed the note by the Secretariat on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting under relevant international instruments, organizations and processes E/CN.18/AC.1/2003/2.
Taking note of the views exchanged by countries and major groups at its fourth session on the related subjects of forest-related monitoring, assessment and reporting, concepts, terminology and definitions,of the report of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting,and of criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management.
Decided that the meetings of the ad hoc expert groups on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reportingand on finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies shall be convened in Geneva from 8 to 19 December 2003.
E/CN.18/AC.1/2003/2 Item 4 of the provisional agenda-- Tasks of the Expert Group-- Approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting-- Note by the Secretariat A C E F R S.
The ad hoc expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting has proposed, for the consideration of the Forum at its fourth session, a way to assess progress towards sustainable forest management at the fifth session see E/CN.18/2004/2.
At its 2003 session, the Forum established the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting, which met at Geneva in December 2003.
The ad hoc expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting noted that there were gaps in the information available from country reportingand identified ways by which additional information could be gathered so as to get as comprehensive a view as possible on countries' implementation of the IPF/IFF proposals for action.
Economic and Social Council decision 2003/299 explicitly stated that the reports of the two otherad hoc expert groups established by that decision, one on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reportingand the other on the finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies, would serve as inputs to the work of this ad hoc expert group.
The report of the Ad Hoc Expert Group on Approaches and Mechanisms for Monitoring, Assessment and Reporting provides a number of recommendations for improving assessment processes at the country level, which should be reviewed by the ad hoc expert group.
Aspects of monitoring, assessment and reporting as a principal function of the Forum2 will also be addressed at the fourth session under agenda item 5( e), intersessional work, including:( a)the results of the meeting of the Forum 's ad hoc expert group on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting( E/CN.18/2004/2) and( b) a proposal for a process to facilitate the review of the effectiveness of the international arrangement on forests E/CN.18/2004/12.
In addition, the reports of the ad hoc expert groups on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reportingand on finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies; and relevant papers prepared for IPF/IFF meetings were made available to the experts.
The reports of the first two Expert Groups of the Forum, namely on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting(E/CN.18/2004/2) and on finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies(E/CN.18/2004/5) were presented to the Forum at its fourth session, held at Geneva from 3 to 14 May 2004.
The Council, in its decision 2003/299, approved the establishment of three ad hoc expert groups for the Forum: one on approaches and mechanisms for monitoring, assessment and reporting; a second on finance and transfer of environmentally sound technologies; and a third, on consideration, with a view to recommending the parameters of a mandate for developing a legal framework on all types of forests.