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Furthermore, some Parties proposed supporting demonstration of new technologies.
Considering that all drylands are either affected orthreatened by desertification, some Parties proposed that the delineation of affected areas be based on the definition of drylands as contained in the Convention.
Some Parties proposed measures to reduce/mitigate the risks of floods and drought.
With regard to research anddevelopment in relation to new(innovative) technologies, some Parties proposed further work on issues such as identification of research needs and on specific technologies such as CCS, biotechnology and nanotechnologies.
Some Parties proposed that certain developing countries should undertake enhanced mitigation actions.
For that purpose, some Parties proposed broadening and deepening the carbon market, including by considering new market mechanisms that go beyond offsetting approaches.
Some Parties proposed focusing on what is"nationally appropriate" with regard to mitigation actions as a way to stimulate the engagement of developing countries.
With regard to the approach to sectoral issues, some Parties proposed focusing on how to best channel financial investment decisions and innovative financial schemes, whereas other Parties advocated exploring regional actions in this context.
Some Parties proposed developing national drought policies to mitigate the adverse impacts of periodic droughts and indicated their need for a warning system to monitor the effects of drought.
Some Parties proposed a staggered membership, whereby half the members would be elected initially for a term of three years and half the members would be elected for a term of two years, in order to ensure continuity.
Background: At SBI 24, some Parties proposed that, in accordance with Article 10, paragraph 2, of the Convention, the SBI consider the information communicated by non-Annex I Parties in all of their national communications.
Some parties proposed that those parties with sources listed in Annex F and G should establish and maintain an inventory of emissions and releases, in accordance with guidance to be developed by the COP.
Background: At SBI 24, some Parties proposed that, in accordance with the requirements of Article 10, paragraph 2, of the Convention, the SBI consider the information communicated by non-Annex I Parties in all of their national communications.
Some Parties proposed that, with regard to existing technologies, the role of best currently available technologies in reducing emissions and avoiding lock-in to inefficient infrastructure would be a relevant area for further discussion and future work.
Some Parties proposed alternative texts for provisional agenda item 4“Implementation of the Convention”, sub-item 4(c)“Development and transfer of technologies”, and for sub-item 4(h)“Matters relating to implementation: scientific and methodological aspects of proposal by Brazil”.
Furthermore, some Parties proposed consolidating links structurally, including through joint membership, and designating the Adaptation Committee to function as the technical panel or advisory body to the various adaptation funds, in particular the Green Climate Fund.
Some Parties proposed that efforts undertaken by committees and bodies, in particular the Adaptation Committee, the Nairobi work programme and the Technology Mechanism, could be structured into a knowledge hub on adaptation in terms of needs, practices and technologies.
In particular, some Parties proposed a holistic approach to reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, and to conservation and sustainable management of forests, and identified two issues- policies and incentives, and financial support and mechanisms- for further consideration.
Background: At SBI 24, some Parties proposed that, in accordance with the requirements of Article 10, paragraph 2, of the Convention, the SBI consider the information communicated by Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention(non-Annex I Parties) in all of their national communications.
Some Parties proposed continuing the discussion on the development, deployment, transfer and diffusion of mitigation technologies, including the role of international cooperation and frameworks of push-and-pull policies in achieving significant market penetration for relevant low- or no-carbon technologies.
Some Parties proposed that the differentiation among developing country Parties could be made on the basis of certain criteria, including per capita gross domestic product(GDP), contribution to GHG emissions, emissions per capita, membership of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and economic development.
Some Parties proposed measures that included the establishment of development funds and public awareness and training programmes, protection of and vigilance over protected areas, sustainable management of protected areas, sustainable management of fragile ecosystems and native forests, development of forestry- livestock and agroforestry systems, and provision of alternative livelihoods for communities protecting/conserving forests.
Note: Some Parties propose that information relating to the transaction type should not be included in the account number see paragraph 26(c) below.
Some Parties propose that reporting by Parties should be addressed under the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7 of the Kyoto Protocol FCCC/SBSTA/2000/10/Add.3 and FCCC/SBSTA/2000/13.
Some Parties propose that reporting by Parties should be addressed under the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7 of the Kyoto Protocol FCCC/SBSTA/2000/10/Add.3 and FCCC/SBSTA/2000/13.
Some Parties propose going further by giving civil society the opportunity to get involved in the debates held under other segments, particularly those on exchanges of information on best practices.
Note: Some Parties propose that information relating to the account type should not be included in the account number see paragraph 23(b) and(c) below.
Note: Some Parties propose that reporting by Parties should be addressed under the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7 of the Kyoto Protocol FCCC/SBSTA/2000/10/Add.3 and FCCC/SBSTA/2000/13.
Some Parties propose that these best practices should be detailed in annexes in order not to overload the reports, and a standard format should be developed for their presentation with the aim of increasing readability.
Note: Some Parties propose that guidelines be elaborated on the establishment, maintenance and international compatibility of national systems for accurate monitoring, verification, accountability and allocation of[AAUs][PAAs] to legal entities see document FCCC/SB/1999/8, para. 155, option 1.