Following a discussion, the Executive Committee decided to approve Phase I of the terminal CFC phase‑out management plan for Zimbabwe at a total level of funding of US $280,000 plus agency support costs of US $36,400 for the Government of Germany, subject to the following conditions:
- Zimbabwe would achieve at least the 2005 Montreal Protocol CFC reduction target without further assistance from the Multilateral Fund; and
- In 2006, the Government of Zimbabwe would submit a comprehensive report on the implementation of Phase I together with a request for Phase II of the project to achieve complete CFC phase-out in the servicing sector. Phase II would contain activities best suited to the circumstances and needs of the country identified at that time. The progress report should include the activities undertaken and the results achieved, the amount of CFCs permanently phased out and the remaining level of consumption to be phased out.