gold standard local stakeholder consultation report - MyClimate

Why is it said that the poor and
more so women are more at
risk when it comes to climate
change impacts?
Train more artisans from the
community
Encourage household to plant
more trees and restrict cutting
Encourage sustainable
harvesting.
Practice of rain water
harvesting
Create more job opportunity
Conduct technical trainings
Gold Standard Local Stakeholder Consultation Report
Gold Standard Passport version 2.1 July 2009
projects seeks to learn from the pilot phase more
on the cost and what can be done to improve its
access to the community. It is however, designed
that the project integrates savings and loaning to
enable community members organize themselves
into groups that will join the saving and loaning
programme to enable them raise funds to acquire
the cook stove
Yes Climate change is a global phenomenon, with
impacts that are already being experienced on a
human level. It is recognised that it is those who
are already the most vulnerable and marginalised
who experience the greatest impacts (see IPCC
2007), and are in the greatest need of adaptation
strategies in the face of shifts in weather patterns
and resulting environmental phenomena. At the
same time, it is the vulnerable and marginalised
who have the least capacity or opportunity to
prepare for the impacts of a changing climate or to
participate in negotiations on mitigation. As women
constitute the largest percentage of the world’s
poorest people, they are most affected by these
changes. Children and youth – especially girls –
and elderly women, are often the most vulnerable.
Yes It is anticipated that at least five artisans per village
shall be trained as artisans for the 12 communities
participating.
Yes The administration represented by the local District
Officer promised to avail platforms for discussing
the importance of tree planting. They also
discussed on the need to implement existing tree
cutting requirements e.g. the tree cutting permit.
Yes The project will integrate sharing on environmental
conservation. This will greatly use the public
forums and the savings and loaning program.
Yes The project will encourage households and discuss
with them the opportunity for rain water harvesting
to provide water for construction.
Yes The project will from time to time require various
skills, which the youth can tap from and be
Yes
employed.
This will be available to the artisans, who will later
share with the community on the maintenance of
the jikos and any other related and relevant
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