Decision 33/9

March 2001
World Bank
World Bank business plans | Performance indicators

Having considered the recommendation of the Sub-Committee on Monitoring, Evaluation and Finance (UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/33/3, para. 29), the Executive Committee decided:

  1. To endorse the 2001 business plan of the World Bank in document UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/33/13, noting that the endorsement did not denote approval of the projects identified therein nor their funding levels;
  2. To approve the following performance indicators:

Investment project performance indicators

ITEMS2001 Targets
Weighted indicators 
ODP phased out from previous approvals (ODP tonnes)5,510
Funds disbursed (US$)*54,520,000
Satisfactory project completion reports received (percentage)100%
Distribution of projects among countries in business plans (number)15
Non-weighted indicators 
Value of projects to be approved (US$)*52,220,000
ODP from projects to be approved (ODP tonnes)15,933
Cost of project preparation (per cent of submission)3.64%
Cost-effectiveness from projects to be approved in 1999 (US$/ODP in kg)$3.57
Speed of delivery until first disbursement (months from approval)25 months
Speed of delivery until project completion (months from approval)38 months
Net emission/reduction of ODP resulting from implementation delays/early completion (ODP tonnes)(1,600)
*Includes agency fees, but not over-programming

Non-investment performance indicators

ITEMS2001 Targets
Weighted Indicators 
Number of Projects to be Completed9
Funds Disbursed (US$)*$2,300,000
Speed of delivery until first disbursement (months from approval)19 months
Speed of delivery until project completion (months from approval)24 months
Non-weighted indicators 
Appropriate and timely policies initiated by countries as a result of networking, training, information exchange, country programme development and/or institutional strengthening (number of countries)Specific policies identified for 2 countries
Reduction in ODS consumption over and above that effected by investment projects (ODP tonnes)5 ODP tonnes from four recovery and recycling projects
*Including agency fees 

(c) Also to note that the World Bank was moving its process agent activities in China from its 2001 business plan to its 2002 business plan;

(d) To note further that, when the Executive Committee had approved the value of the CFC production project in Argentina for the World Bank’s 2001 business plan, the Bank would adjust its business plan activities by removing projects in the following order of priority:

(i) Accelerated phase-out in those countries that are willing to do so;

(ii) Maintaining momentum;

(iii) Production sector phase-out;

(iv) Ensuring compliance by all Article 5 countries.