For example, the application process by the Solomon Islands to GEF took more than two years (Maclellan, 2011). Different modalities of climate finance access have been used over the years (Box 5). Newer funds are increasingly using direct access or enhanced direct access. Executing body is at national or international level. These entities can be at the national, regional or multilateral level, and can also include non-governmental actors (e.g. as in the case of the Senegalese NIE) (AF, 2011b). The Bangladeshi Climate Change Resilience Fund (BCCRF), funded by international donors, has a management committee comprising representatives government departments (with limited donor input) which decides on funding priorities (Khan, 2012).