Agenda adopted as orally amended.

The status of nominations can be found on the Election and Membership webpage of UNFCCC.

Groups and constituencies are encouraged to transmit their nomination by Friday 15 November 8 p.m., Azerbaijan Standard Time.

Organization of work was agreed as proposed. 

The SBI took note of information provided by the Chair.

The SBI took note of information provided by the Chair.

The SBI took note of the information provided by the Chair.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Toby Hedger (United States of America) and Tian Wang (China).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation considered the note by the secretariat on the status of submission and review of national communications and biennial reports (FCCC/SBI/2024/INF.10) and took note of the information therein.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Toby Hedger (United States of America) and Tian Wang (China).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) considered the compilation and synthesis of fifth biennial reports of Parties included in Annex I to the Convention (FCCC/SBI/2023/INF.7 and Add.1).

The SBI agreed to continue consideration of this matter at SBI 62 (June 2025). 

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) considered the reports prepared by the secretariat on national greenhouse gas inventory data for 1990–2021 and for 1990–2022 (FCCC/SBI/2023/15) and (FCCC/SBI/2024/17) respectively.

The SBI agreed to continue consideration of this matter at SBI 62 (June 2025). 

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Mausami Desai (United States of America) and Marcelo Rocha (Brazil).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBI engaged in constructive discussions on information contained in national communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention.

The SBI agreed to continue consideration of this matter at SBI 62 (June 2025).

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Julia Gardiner (Australia) and Sandra Motshwanedi (South Africa)

The item will be included in the provisional agenda for the next session, in accordance with rule 10 (c) and 16 of the draft rules of procedure.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Mausami Desai (United States of America) and Marcelo Rocha (Brazil).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) considered the published summary reports from the technical analysis of biennial update reports of Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention (published technical analysis summary reports are available here: International consultation and analysis - Outcome cycle 1 | UNFCCC), and took note of the 180 technical analysis summary reports that were published by 3 September 2024.

The SBI engaged in constructive discussion on the technical analysis summary reports and noted the importance of the information contained therein.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Mausami Desai (United States of America) and Xiang Gao (China).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Thureya Al Ali (United Arab Emirates) and Patrick Spicer (Canada).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Bodies agreed to forward this matter to the CMA for consideration at its sixth session under agenda item 4(a) on the basis of the draft text prepared by the co-facilitators for these agenda items at this session. The SBs recognized that this draft text includes divergent views, has not been agreed upon, does not reflect consensus, is not exhaustive, has no formal status, and is open to revision; and does not prejudge further work or prevent Parties from expressing any further views.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Ricardo Marshall (Barbados) and Patrick Spicer (Canada).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation agreed to forward this matter to the CMA for consideration at its sixth session under agenda item 11(j) on the basis of the informal note prepared by the co-facilitators for this agenda item at this session. The SBI recognized that this informal note includes divergent views on modalities, has not been agreed upon, does not reflect consensus, is not exhaustive, has no formal status, and is open to revision; and does not prejudge further work or prevent Parties from expressing any further views.

The SBI recommended the CMP to take note of the report for 2024, contained in document KP/CMP/2024/5.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Ursula Fuentes (Germany) and Maesela John Kekana

(South Africa).

The item will be included in the provisional agenda for the next session, in accordance with rule 10 (c) and 16 of the draft rules of procedure.

Contact group co-chaired by Georg Borsting (Norway) and Kishan Kumarsingh (Trinidad and Tobago).

Conclusions adopted as follows: The SBSTA and the SBI did not conclude their consideration relating to the implementation of the United Arab Emirates just transition work programme.

The SBSTA and the SBI agreed to forward this matter to the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Paris Agreement at its sixth session for further consideration.

Contact group co-chaired by  Xolisa Ngwadla (Botswana) and Magnús Sigurðsson (Iceland).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBSTA and the SBI did not conclude their consideration of the matters relating to the forum on the impact of the implementation of response measures serving the Convention, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement. The SBSTA and the SBI agreed to forward the matter to the COP at its twenty-ninth session, the CMP at its nineteenth  session, and the CMA at its sixth session for further guidance, taking into account the draft text available on the UNFCCC website on this agenda item, noting that the draft text being forwarded does not represent consensus among Parties.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Una May Gordon (Belize) and Claudia Heidecke (Germany).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Tina Kobilšek (Slovenia) and Lamin Dibba (Gambia).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Geert Fremout (Belgium) and Lina Yassin (Sudan).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Geert Fremout (Belgium) and Lina Yassin (Sudan).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBSTA and the SBI agreed to continue consideration of the review of the progress, effectiveness and performance of the Adaptation Committee at their 62nd sessions (June 2025)

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Antwi-Boasiako Amoah (Ghana) and Meredith Ryder-Rude (United States of America).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Ephraim Shitima (Zambia) and Rik den Hoedt (Netherlands).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Contact group co-chaired by Farhan Akhtar (United States of America) and Pasha Carruthers (Cook Islands).

The item will be included in the provisional agenda for the next session, in accordance with rule 10 (c) and 16 of the draft rules of procedure.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Farhan Akhtar (United States of America) and Pasha Carruthers (Cook Islands).

The item will be included in the provisional agenda for the next session, in accordance with rule 10 (c) and 16 of the draft rules of procedure.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Carlos Fuller (Belize) and Elfriede More (Austria).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Ekaterine Mikadze (Georgia) and Stephen Minas (Greece).

Conclusions adopted as follows :

At its 3rd meeting, the SBI agreed to continue consideration of this matter at SBI 62.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Duduzile Nhlegenthwa-Masina (Eswatini) and Stig Svenningsen (Norway).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBI agreed to forward this matter to the Conference of the Parties at its twenty-ninth session for further guidance on the basis of the draft text (available at: https://unfccc.int/documents/643815) on the Poznan strategic programme prepared by the co-facilitators for this agenda item.

The SBI discussed the technology implementation programme in its consideration of the Poznan strategic programme on technology transfer, pursuant to decision 1/CMA.5, paragraph 110.

The SBI could not reach conclusion and agreed to forward this matter to the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Paris Agreement at its sixth session.

Consideration of this matter deferred to SBI 62. 

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Clara Schultz (Sweden) and Ali Waqas (Pakistan).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBI considered the matter of the second review of the functions of the Standing Committee on Finance. The SBI agreed to continue consideration of this matter at SBI 63.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Cristina Carreiras (European Union) and Natalie Flores Gonzalez (Dominican Republic).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Marc-André Lafrance (Canada) and Ruleta Thomas (Antigua and Barbuda).

Conclusions adopted as follows:

The SBI agreed to forward this matter to the COP for consideration at its 29th session on the basis of the Draft text prepared by the co-facilitators for this agenda item at this session. (Available at https://unfccc.int/event/sbi-61?item=17

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Nathalie Flores Gonzalez (Dominican Republic) and Arne Riedel (Germany).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

Informal consultations co-facilitated by Julia Gardiner (Australia) and Sandra Motshwanedi (South Africa).

The SBI did not conclude their consideration and agreed to forward this matter to the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Paris Agreement at its sixth session for further consideration.

Contact group co-chaired by Lenneke Ijzendoorn (Netherlands) and Zita Wilks (Gabon).

Conclusions adopted as presented.

No other matters raised.