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Goal / Objectives<br />

The goal of the event is to support participants in deepening<br />

their knowledge <strong>and</strong> practical skills in climate<br />

change adaptation projects.<br />

The objectives are<br />

– to upgrade knowledge about the implementation <strong>and</strong><br />

monitoring of climate change adaptation projects<br />

– to learn from <strong>and</strong> contribute to an exchange of<br />

experience on climate change adaptation in projects<br />

– to critically discuss opportunities <strong>and</strong> challenges in<br />

climate change adaptation based on practical examples<br />

– to facilitate networking <strong>and</strong> knowledge sharing<br />

Methods<br />

Methods used will be presentations by experts, discussions<br />

on concrete cases of adaptation in projects, <strong>and</strong> a<br />

practical exercise on the application of a specific section<br />

of <strong>SDC</strong>’s <strong>Climate</strong>, <strong>Environment</strong> <strong>and</strong> Disaster Risk Reduction<br />

Integration Guidance (CEDRIG) tool.<br />

The focus on active exchange of experiences <strong>and</strong> the<br />

application of one specific element of the CEDRIG tool<br />

– Definition of monitoring <strong>and</strong> evaluation indicators –<br />

encourages learning by doing <strong>and</strong> sharing of knowledge.<br />

External experts have been invited as resource persons.<br />

Fees<br />

T<strong>here</strong> is no course fee for the target audience. However,<br />

participants are required to bear the costs for accommodation<br />

<strong>and</strong> travel.<br />

Information<br />

Focal point of the Global Programme<br />

<strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Change</strong> & <strong>Environment</strong><br />

François Droz<br />

DEZA, Bern<br />

Tel. +41 (0) 31 325 92 82<br />

gpcc@deza.admin.ch<br />

francois.droz@deza.admin.ch<br />

Registration<br />

http://www.deza.admin.ch/de/Home/Dokumentation/Kurse<br />

Global<br />

Programme<br />

<strong>Climate</strong><br />

<strong>Change</strong><br />

Conducting <strong>and</strong> Monitoring <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Change</strong><br />

Adaptation Projects – an Exchange <strong>and</strong> Learning Event<br />

Date: 8-9 January 2013<br />

Place: Rüttihubelbad, near Bern<br />

Audience<br />

<strong>SDC</strong> staff (headquarters <strong>and</strong> field offices), Swiss government<br />

officials, practitioners (development professionals)<br />

from Swiss NGOs, <strong>and</strong> university researchers.<br />

Having followed one of the earlier introduction courses<br />

on climate change would be an asset.<br />

Thematic coordination<br />

Markus Giger / Udo Höggel<br />

Centre for Development <strong>and</strong> <strong>Environment</strong> (CDE)<br />

Tel. +41 (0)31 631 88 22<br />

markus.giger@cde.unibe.ch<br />

udo.hoeggel@cde.unibe.ch


Programme<br />

Pre-training reading module<br />

Required reading material on climate change basics <strong>and</strong> specifically<br />

on adaptation to update newcomers <strong>and</strong> beginners will<br />

be distributed one month before the training (requires approx.<br />

4 h preparation time)<br />

Day 1<br />

The international community has pledged to raise USD<br />

100 billion a year by 2020 for climate change adaptation<br />

<strong>and</strong> mitigation in developing countries. The prominence of<br />

climate change adaptation in international development<br />

calls for effective monitoring tools so that the contribution<br />

of adaptation measures to reducing vulnerability can be<br />

assessed <strong>and</strong> justified.<br />

<strong>SDC</strong> foresees considerable investments in this field <strong>and</strong> has<br />

developed its own instrument, CEDRIG, to help implement<br />

climate change adaptation in <strong>SDC</strong> projects.<br />

Expert input<br />

What is new in climate change science?<br />

Expert input<br />

<strong>Climate</strong> change adaptation in development cooperation<br />

Input by <strong>SDC</strong><br />

Integrating climate change adaptation <strong>and</strong> disaster risk<br />

reduction into development cooperation<br />

Project case<br />

Opportunities <strong>and</strong> challenges of implementing climate<br />

change adaptation in projects<br />

Expert input<br />

Monitoring of climate adaptation projects in rural<br />

development<br />

Review of the pre-training module (take-home messages,<br />

questions, discussion)<br />

Update on latest relevant reports, for example:<br />

– Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events <strong>and</strong><br />

Disasters to Advance <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Change</strong> Adaptation (SREX)<br />

– Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)<br />

Recent advances in theory <strong>and</strong> concepts: Some practical<br />

aspects<br />

The CEDRIG tool: An introduction<br />

Case presentation, discussion, <strong>and</strong> critical reflection on<br />

participants‘ practical experiences<br />

Monitoring climate change adaptation: An introduction to<br />

issues, challenges, <strong>and</strong> potentials<br />

This course will focus on adaptation to climate change <strong>and</strong><br />

how to monitor adaptation in projects <strong>and</strong> programmes<br />

using the CEDRIG tool. The learning event uses inputs from<br />

experts in adaptation <strong>and</strong> monitoring. Case studies from<br />

<strong>SDC</strong>-supported projects will be presented <strong>and</strong> discussed to<br />

learn about <strong>and</strong> apply tools <strong>and</strong> methodologies for climate<br />

change adaptation. The challenges of monitoring adaptation<br />

within the project cycle will also be addressed. This learning<br />

event builds on previous courses organised by the GPCC.<br />

The learning event also serves as a platform for networking<br />

<strong>and</strong> for stimulating exchange of experiences between people<br />

working in development cooperation in different positions<br />

<strong>and</strong> institutions.<br />

Day 2<br />

Input by <strong>SDC</strong><br />

Monitoring of climate change adaptation programmes<br />

in the water sector<br />

Moderated exercise<br />

Defining monitoring <strong>and</strong> evaluation indicators<br />

Practical case<br />

Monitoring adaptation projects<br />

Input by <strong>SDC</strong><br />

<strong>SDC</strong>’s approach towards monitoring climate change<br />

adaptation in projects<br />

Evaluation<br />

Experiences <strong>and</strong> lessons from selected water-related projects,<br />

financed by <strong>SDC</strong><br />

Using the CEDRIG tool to monitor adaptation in projects<br />

Learning from the field – sharing experiences – identifying<br />

challenges<br />

Programmatic priorities, policies, <strong>and</strong> challenges ahead<br />

Participants’ reflections <strong>and</strong> suggestions

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