Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

Over few decades, the existing MRV arrangements under the Convention have evolved and countries have achieved diverse and rich experiences and lessons learned throughout the process. From the experiences gained thus far, it is evidently clear that strong institutional arrangements play an instrumental role in sustaining the MRV/transparency process. 

The Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) is an expert group mandated to assist developing country Parties, through technical advice and support, improve their capacities to implement the existing measurement, reporting and verification arrangements under the Convention and the enhanced transparency framework under the Paris Agreement in a timely and sustainable manner.

The Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) is an expert group mandated to assist developing country Parties, through technical advice and support, improve their capacities to implement the existing measurement, reporting and verification arrangements under the Convention and the enhanced transparency framework under the Paris Agreement in a timely and sustainable manner.

The Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) is an expert group mandated to assist developing country Parties, through technical advice and support, improve their capacities to implement the existing measurement, reporting and verification arrangements under the Convention and the enhanced transparency framework under the Paris Agreement in a timely and sustainable manner.

The Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) is an expert group mandated to assist developing country Parties, through technical advice and support, improve their capacities to implement the existing measurement, reporting and verification arrangements under the Convention and the enhanced transparency framework under the Paris Agreement in a timely and sustainable manner.