These actions highlight the importance that developing countries also attach to understanding how effective international financial commitments are in achieving low-carbon, climate-resilient development goals at the national level. For example, in line with its strategic objective of financing transformational shifts towards low-carbon economies, the Climate Investment Funds’ (CIF) Clean Technology Fund (CTF) includes the amount of GHGs produced per unit of GDP as a national-level performance indicator (CIF, 2012). The CIF tracks this metric over time and compares progress to the baseline year determined by when the country-specific investment plan was established. In order to put these changes into context, the IEA calculates ESCII pathways consistent with two, four, and six-degree climate scenarios.