ALM UNDP

Summary:

The CC DARE team conducted an inception mission to Rwanda, jointly with UNDP, the Least Developed Countries Adaptation Fund (LDCF) and the Africa Adaptation Programme for Climate change (AAP), from 4th to 9th July 2009. The objectives of the mission were to increase awareness of the CC DARE programme among main stakeholders involved in climate change adaptation in Rwanda and coordinate efforts with similar initiatives.

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A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken from April 21st – 25th 2008. A two day stakeholder consultation was held with a broad representation of climate adaptation actors. Following the scoping mission, a total of seven proposals were received from a range of governmental and non-governmental organisations. Proposals were based on issues including afforestation schemes to reduce land degradation; research into crop diversification; educational programmes for schools; and an investigation into the merits and drawbacks of payments for environmental services (PES).

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A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken in October 2008, where a stakeholder consultation was held with a broad representation of national climate adaptation actors.  

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A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken in Senegal in May 2008, where a stakeholder consultation was held with participants from ministries, NGOs and development partners.

The major objective of the project is to build the capacities of the Senegal River Delta region populations to enable the population to employ agricultural practices that are adapted to climate change.

The project will also serve to raise awareness of the population and elected representatives on integration of climate risks in urbanization plans for Rufisque and Bargny.

Summary:

A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken in Senegal in May 2008, where a stakeholder consultation was held with participants from ministries, NGOs and development partners. The major objective of the project is to build the capacities of the Senegal River Delta region populations to enable them to adopt appropriate agricultural practices and technologies in the context of climate change.

Summary:

A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken in Senegal in May 2008, where a stakeholder consultation was held with participants from ministries, NGOs and development partners. The project aims at integrating climate change risk implications in national planning and strategies.The project implementation started in March 2009 with technical support from CC DARE.

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A CC DARE scoping mission was undertaken in Senegal in May 2008, where a stakeholder consultation was held with participants from ministries, NGOs and development partners. The Department of Regional Planning is using the CC DARE support to update the Urban Development Plans of coastal settlements of the towns Rusfisque and Bargny, taking into consideration the negative impact of climate change on coastal zone urban areas (e.g. sea level rise and coastal zone erosion).

Summary:

The CC DARE team conducted an inception mission to Rwanda, jointly with UNDP, the Least Developed Countries Adaptation Fund (LDCF) and the Africa Adaptation Programme for Climate change (AAP), from 4th to 9th July 2009. The objectives of the mission were to increase awareness of the CC DARE programme among main stakeholders involved in climate change adaptation in Rwanda and coordinate efforts with similar initiatives.

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Bunda College of Agriculture (with three Faculties of Agriculture, Development Studies and Environmental Sciences) is a leading constituent college of the University of Malawi that offers research and training related to agriculture, environment and natural resources.

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Some of the outcomes to date:
- 7 trainings in 6 communes - aimed at communal staff, town council, municipal centers for the promotion of agriculture and the protection of nature in the Alibori Department.
- Organization of climate risk management committees in 6 communes.
- Radio programmes on climate change. Implementing actors for this activity have been identified.