The OECD has worked for a long time on strengthening the capacity of public finance institutions in the EECCA region. This experience could become the foundation to support both EECCA countries and their development co-operation partners in strengthening the capacity of such entities to better manage internal and external finance resources. For instance, such work could help the countries identify and select investment projects, monitor the effectiveness of their projects in light of the countries’ climate and other development goals, and make use of financial resources more cost-efficient. There include: reviewing, in the light of pursuing the targets under their INDCs, the rules and procedures relating to such national (funding) entities, which govern their decision-making process and management practices, examining the predictability and reliability of their sources of finance, analysing their expenditure plans and disbursement mechanisms, and understanding criteria for identifying and selecting investment projects for financing from the funding entity.