Decision 57/14

April 2009
Afghanistan | Brunei Darussalam | China | Democratic People's Republic of Korea | Fiji | Jordan | Trinidad and Tobago
DEU | UNIDO
Projects with specific reporting requirements

The Executive Committee decided:

  1. With regard to Afghanistan:
    1. To take note of the progress report on the implementation of the 2008 work programme for the national CFC phase-out plan (NPP);
    2. To note the verification report on 2007 CFC consumption; and
    3. To approve the annual implementation programme for 2009-2010;
  2. With regard to Brunei Darussalam, to take note of the progress report on the implementation of the refrigerant management plan and to approve the annual implementation plan for 2009;
  3. With regard to China:
    1. To approve the work plan for the foam sector in China for 2010 to 2012; and
    2. To provide China with the flexibility defined in Executive Committee decision 46/37;
  4. With regard to Fiji:
    1. To take note of the progress report on the implementation of the terminal phase‑out management plan (TPMP); and
    2. To approve the annual implementation programme for 2009;
  5. With regard to Jordan:
    1. To take note of the progress report on the implementation of the complete phase-out of the use of methyl bromide (MB);
    2. To authorize the release of US $499,930 to the Government of Germany for the fourth tranche of the project; and
    3. To request the Government of Germany to continue monitoring the phase-out of MB in Jordan and to report back regularly to the Executive Committee;
  6. With regard to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea:
    1. To note the progress report on the plan for terminal phase-out of CTC provided by UNIDO; and
    2. To request UNIDO to present a financial report on all disbursements so far incurred, including storage costs, to the 58th Meeting of the Executive Committee;
  7. With regard to Trinidad and Tobago, to note the successful verification of its compliance with its phase-out obligations for CFC consumption under the TPMP in 2007.