Regulatory and legal framework, institutional and coordination mechanisms, and tools are established for supporting national policy environment for integrating ISWM and UGI within urban systems

Cumulative weight of organic waste diverted from landfills for composting, tonnes (footnote: As shown in Table O.2 in Annex O, the quantity of organic waste available for composting depends to the collection efficiency and the disposal efficiency that vary between 50% and 91%.)
Direct project CO2 emission reductions from the range of interventions proposed by the project, kilotonnes CO2 (footnote: GHG reduction measures of the project include diversion of organic waste from landfills, urban forestry and planting of trees for the use of renewable biomass for fuel wood. The calculation of GHG emission reduction emanating from urban forestry is based on 20-year average, while noting that the initial sequestration and fuel wood production will be low.)
Number of gender-disaggregated jobs created from the establishment of an enhanced compost value chain (footnote: The numbers are direct jobs created in composting activities only. Jobs created have been calculated for each city/town in Table O.8 in Annex O. Composting activities are not expected to generate job loss among scavengers on landfills who predominantly rely on dry recyclables.)
Number of households source-sorting domestic waste (footnote: The targets are set in equivalence of % households that will carry out source-sorting, and will need to be converted into absolute numbers based on the demographic statistics produced by the municipalities. The targets are set in accordance with the investment plan for composting given in Table 12 of the Project Document and the collection efficiency that are expected to be achieved at the mid-term and end of the project.)
Number of transposed standards (1 SWM and 1 UGI) for use by local and regional governments
Tonnes of organic waste produced according to adopted standards
Number of established MSEs in the ISWM-UGI value chain
Number of established voluntary carbon offset agreements with private companies to support ISWM and UGI initiatives
Value (US$) of long-term contracts between composting MSEs and public entities and private companies for the supply of compost and non-organic recycled waste
Gender-disaggregated population covered by a registered UNFCCC NAMA for national ISWM/UGI initiatives (footnote: This indicator will be measured as the male and female population of each of the 6 cities.)
Number of established standardised baselines for calculating emission reductions
Area (ha) of degraded sites transformed into green space (footnote: Including rehabilitation of open waste dumps, open spaces and riparian corridors.)
Capacity (tonnes of compost produced per year) of operational composting plants (footnote: Composting plants will be modular and their capacities will be scaled up in proportion of compost produced. )
Number of hectares of reforested degraded land supported by compost-grown seedlings produced by nurseries

A market-based system is developed, and participating micro and small enterprises (MSEs) are supported professionally to ensure financial sustainability of compost production and utilisation

A NAMA is designed and implemented to catalyse transformation of integrated urban systems to generate large emission reductions

Operational urban systems that integrate ISWM and UGI with quantified GHG emission reductions within the NAMA framework