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

Appendix CResults IndicatorsTable C.1. Resilience Indicators Proposed under the SFDCC Close-Out ReportIndicator Tier Sensitivity and relevance Measurability Feasibility Timeliness Disaggregability GeneralityPopulation below$1.25/dayGDP per capitaAccess toimproved watersource (percent ofpopulation)Cereal yieldCountries withdisaster reductionand recoveryprogramsaddressing 5 HFApriority areasProportion ofroads pavedCountrycontextCountrycontextCountrycontextCountrycontextCountrycontext(HyogoCountrycontextMedium; poverty is relatedto sensitivity to climateshocksHigh High Low; latest is2005Low in practice,high in principleMedium High High High Low to medium HighLow to medium; does notmeasure whether waterquality or quantity issensitive to CV; littlerelevance to CCMedium to high; for Sub-Saharan Africa it is likely tobe closely related;elsewhere could reflectmaladaptive overuse ofwaterHighFramework for Action)Low to medium; pavedroads more resistant tostorm, but unpaved roadspromote rural resilience inHigh, givenWDI definitionHigh, givenWDI definitionHigh; from WDIHigh; from WDIMedium,latestavailable is2008Medium,latestavailable is2009Low in practice,high in principleLowHighHighHigh High High n/a HighHighMedium, manycountries do notreportlowLow in practice,high in principleMedium; mostapplicable torainfed drylandsMedium, not allplaces haveclimate-sensitiveroads108