Adapting to Climate Change: Assessing the World Bank Group ...

APPENDIX B• Subnational level application of financialtools is tested for projects with climate cobenefits—atleast 3 in a pilot phase (furtherestimates to be provided if/when post-pilotstage approved)FY09AchievedAction Area 5:Support AcceleratedDevelopment andDeployment of NewTechnologiesAction Area 6: Step Up Policy Research, Knowledge, andCapacity BuildingDevelop new partnershipsand approaches fortechnology cooperationAdvance knowledge onclimate anddevelopmentDevelop and test newanalytical toolsCapacity building• Work by CGIAR on climate-resilientagriculture technologies scaled up(measured by increase in funding)• The global economics of adaptation studycompleted and improved the knowledge ofadaptation processes, costs, and benefits• WDR2010 on climate change launchedand contributed to global knowledge anddialogue• Monitoring on global climate actionimproved, through joint effort with the UNand OECD, and reported in flagship WorldBank Grop knowledge products (such asWDI)• Good practice guidelines to help relevantoperations account for social and genderdimensions of climate change prepared• Toolkits and decision-making guides foradaptation / mitigation to climate changein agriculture and water sectors developedand applied• Country-level expertise and capacity tomanage development- climate linkages andaccess to additional finance strengthenedFY10FY10FY10FY09FY09-10FY09-11FY09–11AchievedAchievedCGIAR attention to climate change increased; theWorld Bank continued to make fungible contributionsto the CGIAR.Website on climate finance options was launched.Achieved. Social resilience and climate change: OperationalToolkit. Gender tool in the toolkit refers to existing gender andclimate change tools developed by UNDP and IUCN 61Partially achieved: toolkits developed and applied only inwater sectorNo substantial adaptation-related capacity building reported106