Cabinet of Ministers Regulation No. 84 validating the Regulation of the open call for projects financed by the Emissions Trading Facility "Promoting public awareness of the importance and possibilities of climate neutrality and climate resilience".

This Regulation outlines the rules governing the Emission Quota Auction Instrument, specifically focusing on the open competition titled Promoting Public Understanding of Climate Neutrality and Climate Resilience. Its primary objectives include establishing the framework for project proposal evaluation criteria, submission processes, approval, and funding allocation. The document operates within the broader context of environmental policy and climate change mitigation, emphasizing the importance of public awareness and engagement in achieving climate goals. The document specifies several key measures, including the requirement for project applicants to provide detailed descriptions of their target audience, planned activities, and the expected impact on public understanding of climate issues. It mandates the inclusion of measurable indicators for assessing the effectiveness of outreach efforts, such as audience size and engagement metrics. Additionally, it outlines compliance requirements for financial documentation, ensuring that all expenditures are verifiable and align with the project's objectives. The implementation plan includes annual monitoring and evaluation by the Environmental Investment Fund, which is responsible for overseeing the competition's execution. The document stipulates that all related documentation must be retained for ten years post project completion. It also highlights the need for collaboration among stakeholders, including the funding recipient and third parties involved in project execution, to ensure transparency and accountability. Procedural considerations for audits and financial oversight are explicitly mentioned, reinforcing the importance of adherence to regulatory standards throughout the project lifecycle.