One of the key priorities for developed countries under the Paris Agreement is to supportdeveloping nations in achieving their climate commitments through the formulation andimplementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). In response to this, the AsianDisaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), in collaboration with Curtin University and Durham University,developed the Framework for Assisting Developing Economies in Implementing NDCs

(FADE-IN).The FADE-IN is designed in line with developed countries’ priorities under the United NationsFramework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), including transparency of countries’commitments, market-based mechanisms and provision of support. It is drafted and refined througha literature review, bilateral and multi-lateral policy analyses, and workshop consultations both atnational and regional levels across 24 developing countries, encompassing diverse regions such asAfrica, South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East and the Pacific.

The lessons learned and recommendations provided in this report can guide future initiatives aimedat mitigating climate change and enhancing resilience in developing countries.