This implies that achieving these aims of the global stocktake may require further information than that needed purely for ensuring national benefits from identifying and collating adaptation-related information. If this extra information needs to be reported by Parties, it could considerably increase the level of time and resources needed for adaptation reporting, which may not be consistent with the concept of avoiding additional burden for developing country Parties. Table 15 summarises those four aims of the global stocktake, the ease of achieving each aim, and identifies possible options to conduct the global stocktake.