The Executive Committee decided:
- To note:
- With appreciation, the status reports and reports on projects with implementation delays submitted to the Secretariat by the implementing agencies and the Governments of Australia, France, Italy and Japan, addressed in document UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/65/6;
- That 51 country programme reports for the year 2010 had been submitted through the web-based system, which had been initiated on 25 April 2007;
- The completion of four of the 34 projects listed with implementation delays, as indicated in Annex III to document UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/65/6;
- That the Secretariat and the implementing agencies would take established actions according to the Secretariat’s assessments (progress and some progress as per Annexes IV and V to document UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/65/6 and report to and notify governments and implementing agencies as required;
- To request:
- That letters of possible cancellation be sent in respect of the following projects:
| Agency | Code | Project title |
| UNIDO | ALG/REF/44/INV/62 | Conversion of CFC-11 to HCFC-141b and CFC-12 to HFC-134a technology in the last group of commercial refrigerator manufacturers (refrigeration sector terminal project) in Algeria |
| UNDP | CHI/REF/48/INV/160 | Terminal umbrella project for phase-out of the use of CFC-11, CFC-12 and R-502 (CFC-115) in the manufacture of refrigeration equipment in Chile |
| UNIDO | KEN/SOL/57/TAS/47 | Technical assistance for the total phase-out of CTC and TCA in the solvent sector in Kenya |
- Additional status reports on the projects listed in Annexes II and III to the present report;
- Bilateral and implementing agencies to report to the 66th meeting on the signing of project documents/agreements/small-scale funding agreements or when working arrangements had been put in place for approved HCFC phase-out management plans;
- The Governments of Israel, Portugal and Spain to provide their implementation delay reports to the 66th meeting of the Executive Committee; and
- The Fund Secretariat to write to the following countries enquiring why they had reported that their licensing systems were not operating satisfactorily: the Cook Islands, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Lesotho.