The primary goal of the roadmap is to embed a robust, standardised methodology for assessing climate co-benefits) within CE programmes in India, thereby ensuring accountability, transparency, and scalability of interventions in this sector. It seeks to provide a structured framework through which national schemes, state missions, and sectoral policies can institutionalise the measurement and reporting of mitigation and adaptation co-benefits. The roadmap is relevant agencies like MoEFCC and Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) at national level and agencies like the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, Tamil Nadu Green Climate Company among other state departments and urban local bodies at the state and local level, public or private sector enterprises, manufacturers and importers. Specifically, the roadmap will:

• Illustrate a theory of change and define actionable roles and responsibilities for government agencies, ULBs, and private actors in alignment with it.
• Establish short, medium, and long-term pathways for mainstreaming climate co-benefit assessment.
• Enable systematic capacity building and data-driven monitoring mechanisms.