6. Strategic Plan 2016-2025: Implementing GEOSS Validating the way forward: Review of feedback from Plenary.

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6. Strategic Plan : Implementing GEOSS Validating the way forward: Review of feedback from Plenary

Plenary Acceptance / Guidance  Scope of GEO activities  Accept Action Areas: “Advocate. Engage. Deliver.”  Confirm GEO Core Functions and take note that IPWG intends to propose specific targets for these.  Take note that the IPWG intends to propose an evolved set of Societal Benefit Areas at GEO-XII.  Management  Comment on proposed approach to management, including six management mechanisms.  Governance  Accept basic governance structure.  Provide guidance on governance options, noting evolved governance framework will be presented by IPWG at GEO-XII  Resources  Provide guidance on indicative contributions to GEO Trust Fund 2

Key High Level Messages Firm basis upon which to build the Plan. Important to adapt the document(s) to audience(s). Aspects of the document to be reinforced:  Be more visionary and aspirational  Describe the unique value of GEO  GEOSS should be more visible and better defined  Expectations (of /from members)should be better defined  Role of Communities of Practice (CoPs) and the private sector should be more evident 3

What we Heard: Scope of GEO Activities Plenary agreed with the scope of activities (Advocate/ Engage/ Deliver), the strategic objectives, and the core functions.  The scope of each area should be refined (what is in? and what is out?)  The key functions and deliverables of GEOSS should be clearly defined in order to garner financial resources and political buy-in. Plenary noted the need to revise SBAs to make them more impact oriented and better integrated.  Take into account M/SDGs, users, and existing CoPs. 4

What we Heard: Management Plenary broadly accepted the proposed management mechanisms and noted the alignment with the current structure.  “Management mechanisms” would be better expressed as “implementation mechanisms”.  Need to avoid a burdensome reporting structure.  Need to ensure that the mechanisms don’t hinder cooperative activity.  Support stronger role for the Secretariat. Plenary broadly accepted the work programme concept. 5

What we Heard: Governance (Principles) Plenary generally agreed with governance principles and elements.  IPWG will continue to refine them. Plenary accepted the basic organisational structure (Plenary, Ex-Com, subsidiary bodies). Plenary agreed to formal delegation provided there are specific limits:  Plenary oversight  Clear mandates 6

What we Heard: Governance (Participating Organisations) Plenary generally agreed to strengthen POs opportunities to contribute to and influence GEO governance and direction.  GEO should remain an intergovernmental body (no decision power for POs at Plenary or Ex-Com).  Consider having PO observers in Ex-Com and stronger role at the implementation level.  Explore options for different categories of POs and related criteria for these categories. 7

What we Heard: Governance (Executive Committee) Plenary agreed to explore options for the composition of the Executive Committee and mechanisms for nominations.  No quota for developing countries.  Co-chairs rotation  Ex-com membership can increase, however there should be practical requirement to limit size. 8

What we Heard: Governance (Legal Status and regional secretariat) Plenary agreed to explore options for obtaining legal status.  Assess benefits and risks.  Seek expert advice. GEO secretariat should remain centralised.  Regional presence could be explored for specific initiatives. 9

What we heard: Resources Plenary reaffirmed the commitment to the voluntary nature of contributions. Caution for IPWG to develop options for an indicative scale of contributions.  Needs to be tested with Plenary prior to GEO XII 10

Résumé: for Plenary Acceptance / Guidance  Scope of GEO activities  Accept Action Areas: “Advocate. Engage. Deliver.” Accepted  Confirm GEO Core Functions and take note that IPWG intends to propose specific targets for these. Accepted  Take note that the IPWG intends to propose an evolved set of Societal Benefit Areas at GEO-XII. Noted  Management  Comment on proposed approach to management, including six management mechanisms. Generally supported  Governance  Accept basic governance structure. Accepted  Provide guidance on governance options, noting evolved governance framework will be presented by IPWG at GEO-XII Provided guidance  Resources  Provide guidance on indicative contributions to GEO Trust Fund Provided guidance 11

Key Actions Leading to the 2015 Ministerial IPWG recognises there is a lot of work going forward:  Priorities will need to be established.  Meaningfully engage Ministers to make decisions.  Continue to engage with other working groups to ensure consistency :  Ministerial working group  M&E working group (6 th evaluation)  Data management and data sharing working groups  Engage Ex-Com and Plenary to allow feedback on key issues. 12

Ministerial Summit Plenaries Ex Com Plan Drafts IPWG meetings (*) Drafting the Plan Engage Stakeholders Plenary Consultation NovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov IPWG Work Plan – November 2014 to Plenary/Ministerial GEO-XIGEO- XII Mtg 4Mtg 5Mtg 6Mtg 7 (*) Meeting n. 4 planned for December, Washington DC Subsequent meetings: tentative periods Option 1Option 2 13

Conclusion  The IPWG thanks Plenary for the input and guidance provided during this session.  The IPWG welcomes additional written feedback from delegations by the end of November. 14