• We have clear goals related to climate and environmental policy. We have a climate–  law with clear carbon goals. An independent Environmental Assessment Agency tracks our progress on these goals and publishes a National Climate and Energy Outlook each year.   • Reporting and spending reviews play an important role in our budgetary system. This also included climate policy. Our annual budgetary document contains an extensive description of all climate-related expenditure, in a similar manner as for other expenditure. Since 1980, we have concluded over 300 extensive spending reviews, including spending reviews for climate and environmental policies.  • We greatly value the role of  independent climate and environmental institutions. The independent Environmental Assessment Agency analyses and projects greenhouse gas emissions for the coming period. That enables the evaluation whether policy is working and whether the government on track to reach its reduction targets. The Environmental Assessment Agency also provides ex-ante reviews of planned measures. • We also have a Climate Act, which requires the government to report on progress towards the goals enshrined in the climate law on an annual basis, including through the provision of the budgetary impact of climate and energy related policies • We are mandated to drafting a national climate plan every 5 years, with the Environmental Assessment Agency fulfilling the role of climate watchdog. • The government is setting up a Climate Fund, to be legally operational next year, with a climate budget until 2030. This fund will present an annual multi-year budget and allocate funds  to several departments and climate measures/projects