For example, the Kenyan MRV+ framework is aligned with the National Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation System that aims to improve management for development results (Republic of Kenya, 2012a). Similarly, in Nepal, all national projects and programmes are subject to standard progress reporting that informs the allocation of the national budget (IIED, 2013c). The nature of the monitoring and evaluation frameworks is also influenced by data availability. It is, therefore, common practice to do an initial survey to identify the information that is already collected on a regular basis (e.g. household surveys and standard financial reporting), information that will be collected in the future, and sources of information that could be adjusted to also capture relevant climate change information.