ALM UNDP

Output 1: Dynamic, long-term planning mechanisms to cope with the inherent uncertainties of climate change introduced, with a focus on managing flood risk.  

• Critical information for improved and climate resilient decision-making generated and applied by National stakeholders.  
• Technical capacities for Climate Change (CC) and (Climate Change Adaptation) CCA adaptive planning and management increased, with specific actions on contingency planning for flood and drought events.
• Climate Change Adaptation related drought and flood risks assessed and contingency measures in place.  

Output 2: Namibian leadership and institutional frameworks to manage Climate Change risks and opportunities strengthened, including a decentralized approach.  

• Strengthened, and if necessary reformed, national and regional multi-stakeholder Climate Change coordination platform.
• Strengthened leadership and technical capacities of national government and service providers (e.g. CBNRM - Community-Based Natural Resource Management support organizations’, conservancies, CBOs – Community Based Organizations) at national, regional and local level to assist communities in addressing climate change risks and opportunities.  
• Youth action programme implemented that enhances overall community outreach on adaptation action – on a pilot basis.  

Output 3: Climate Change Adaptation proof national and sectoral policies; design, test and implement priority Climate Change Adaptation measures, (flooding and settlement/ sanitation and health) and promote community-based adaptation action.  

• National Climate Change Adaptation framework for priority adaptation action at the national, regional and local level in place.  
• Mechanisms and approaches for nation-wide community planning and outreach for adaptation in place, including through regionalization of Climate Change Adaptation Toolkits (developed and tested in Omusati region)
• Capacity to effectively address selected sector issues developed (on a pilot basis - priorities floods and settlements & sanitation and health).  

Output 4: Financing options to meet national adaptation costs expanded at the local and national level, building on ongoing I & FF (Investment and Financial Flows)work.  

• Strengthened financial development framework on Climate Change risks and opportunities established in Namibia.
• Sustainable CBA (Community Based Adaptation) financing in place for meaningful community actions throughout Namibia.  

Output 5: Knowledge on adjusting national development processes to fully incorporate climate change risks and opportunities generated and shared across all levels.  

• Key stakeholders document, disseminate, and influence policy and programmatic responses for adaptation in priority sectors, nation-wide and internationally.