Monitoring and evaluation serve to confirm that progress is satisfactory and to flag shortfalls early enough for corrective action, comparing developments with and without the adaptation in place. The established process should consider the plan's sectoral and geographic scope, population distribution and economic status, wider strategy and policy, the level of action, and the need to embed new knowledge and learning, while indicators and scenarios should be set to track impacts over time, reused consistently and re-evaluated as implementation evidence develops. For areas outside their responsibility the entity must confirm through reports and network dialogue how far other levels of government have acted, and must prepare a monitoring and evaluation plan, which may be internal, following ISO 14090:2019 Clause 9.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.