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CARICOM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR ACHIEVING DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT TO CLIMATE CHANGEFigure 13: Implementation Plan milestonesFigure 3: Implementation Plan Priority milestonesJULY-DEC 2011 JAN-JUNE 2012 JULY-DEC 2012 JAN-JUNE 2013ResearchcomponentcompletedHaiti reportcompletedLiliendaalBureauestablishedReview RiskManagementGuidelinesCCCCC Fundingadvisory facilityestablishedCountryinvestementrisk profilescompletedPolicy reviewcompleted byCARICOM,Regionalorganisationsand NationalGovernmentsReview Regionalframework andImplementation Plan114
DELIVERING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE 2011-21Annex 1Proposed actions identified by stakeholdersKey to tableEarly-start actions that can be started within the next twelve months (funding hasbeen identified).Early-start actions that could be started within the next twelve months if fundingis secured (additional appraisal/risk assessments may be required to assess impact,identify preferred adaptation option and determine resource requirements).Actions that are ongoing but may require additional funding.Actions that will require additional appraisal/risk assessments to assess impacts,identify preferred adaptation option and determine resource requirements.Note: Some actions are repeated in the table as they can be classified under more than one of the strategicelements.Many of these actions are at concept stage. Formal appraisals have not been undertaken and it is not possible toidentify capital and operational costs 14 . It is also not possible to develop performance measures and targets forthese conceptual actions. It is recommended that a formal risk assessment is undertaken before a decisionto proceed is made on any of the actions identified in Annex 1. This will ensure that the wider context isunderstood, that the problem and objectives have been identified, decision-making criteria, thresholds andsensitivities are defined, risks assessed, and alternative options appraised.The prioritisation of these actions at a national level is a matter for the national governments and other relevantorganisations to undertake, taking into account the specific challenges faced in each country or sector. CCCCCwill provide guidance and advice and assist with this process.14 In discussions with stakeholders at the Saint Lucia workshop it was agreed that providing indicative costs in Annex 1 for projects that were conceptual couldbe misleading.115
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