Decision 93/8

The Executive Committee decided: 

1. To note: 
   1. The evaluation of the performance of implementing agencies against their 2022 business plans and the revised set of performance indicators for the implementing agencies, as contained in document UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/93/9; 
   2. That all implementing agencies had a quantitative assessment of their performance for 2022 of at least 86 on a scale of 100; 
   3. That trend analysis indicated that the performance of implementing agencies had not improved for some indicators in 2022 compared with 2021; 
   4. That quantitative performance in 2022 had improved for two implementing agencies (UNIDO and the World Bank) compared with 2021; 
   5. With appreciation, the efforts undertaken by bilateral and implementing agencies to have open and constructive discussions with the respective national ozone units (NOUs) about the areas in which their services were perceived to be less than satisfactory and that the outcome of their consultations with the NOUs concerned had also been satisfactory; 
2. To request UNDP to have open and constructive discussions with the NOU of the Dominican Republic to resolve any issues raised in the evaluation of the performance of UNDP and to report to the 94th meeting on the outcome of the discussions; 
3. To encourage NOUs to submit, on a yearly basis and in a timely manner, their assessments of the qualitative performance of the bilateral and implementing agencies assisting their governments, noting that 80 out of the 144 countries had submitted such assessments for 2022, compared with 75 in 2021; and 
4. To modify the performance indicators established in decision 71/28, as follows, noting that the new performance indicators would apply as of the 2025–2027 business plans: