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Table 6.1 Results framework of the mitigation component of the Climate Change Sub-programme Programmeofwork2010–2011 Programmeofwork2012–2013 Expected accomplishment Programmeofwork output Expected accomplishment Programmeofwork output EA(b)Countries make soundpolicy, technology, and investment choices that lead to a reduc- tioningreenhousegas emissions andpoten- tial co-benefits,witha focus onclean and renewable energy sources, energy effi- ciency andenergy conservation 1.Technical and eco- nomic assessments of renewable energy potentials are under- taken andusedby countries inmaking energypolicy and investment decisions favouring renewable energy sources EA(b)Lowcarbon andclean energy sources and technol- ogy alternatives are increasingly adopted, inefficient technolo- gies are phasedout andeconomicgrowth, pollution andgreen- house gas emissions are decoupledby countries basedon technical and eco- nomic assessments, cooperation, policy advice, legislative support and catalytic financing mechanisms 1.Economic and technical (macroeco- nomic, technology and resource) assess- ments of climate changemitigation options that include macroeconomic and broad environmental considerations are undertaken andused bycountries andby major groups in developingbroad nationalmitigation plans 2.National climate technologyplans are developed andused to promotemarkets for cleaner energy technologies and hasten thephase-out of obsolete technologies 2.Technology- specific plans are developed through public-private col- laboration andused to promotemarkets for and transfer of cleaner energy tech- nologies and speed up the phase-out of obsolete technolo- gies in amanner that canbemonitored, reported andverified 3.Knowledgenet- works to informand support key stake- holders in the reform ofpolicies and the implementation of programmes for renewable energy, energy efficiency, and reducedgreen- housegas emissions are established 3.Knowledgenet- works andUnited Nations partnerships to informand sup- portkeystakeholders in the reformofpol- icies, economic incentives and the implementation of programmes for renewable energy, energyefficiencyand reducedgreenhouse- gas emissions are established, supported andused to replicate success- ful approaches 4.Macro-economic and sectoral analyses of policyoptions for, fostering lowgreen- housegas emissions, including technology transfer, are under- taken andused 5. Sustainability criteria and evalua- tiontools forbiofuels development are refinedglobally and applied nationally 6. Public/private partnerships are pro- moted andbest prac- tices are applied leading to energy (continued)