Decision 76/47

The Executive Committee decided:

1. To note:
   1. The progress report on the implementation of the second tranche of stage I of the HCFC phase-out management plan (HPMP) for Indonesia;
   2. That 12 enterprises in the refrigeration sector and 16 enterprises in the air-conditioning sector had requested to be removed from stage I of the HPMP as they had decided to convert to high-global warming potential (GWP) technology without funding from the Multilateral Fund, and that UNDP would return US $3,134,216, plus agency support costs of US $235,066, associated with those enterprises to the 76^th meeting;
   3. That 15 foam enterprises had decided not to convert to HFC-245fa technology under stage I of the HPMP and that further funding would be provided only to convert to low-GWP alternatives;
2. To approve the reallocation of up to US $603,077 to support two local systems houses in developing low-GWP formulations, as contained in the 2016–2018 tranche implementation plan;
3. To further note that the Fund Secretariat had updated the Agreement between the Government of Indonesia and the Executive Committee, as contained in Annex XVI to the present report, specifically Appendix 2-A, on the basis of the combination of the third (US $591,812 in 2015) and fourth (US $580,710 in 2018) tranches, and paragraph 17, which had been amended to indicate that the updated Agreement superseded that reached at the 71^st meeting;
4. To request the Government of Indonesia, UNDP, UNIDO, the World Bank and the Government of Australia to submit progress reports on the implementation of the work programmes associated with stage I on a yearly basis until the completion of the project, and the project completion report to the first meeting of the Executive Committee in 2019; and
5. To approve the third and final tranche of stage I of the HPMP for Indonesia, and the corresponding 2016–2018 tranche implementation plan, in the amount of US $1,260,461, consisting of US $901,102, plus agency support costs of US $67,583 for UNDP, and US $271,420, plus agency support costs of US $20,356 for the World Bank.