Implementation Plan - CDKN Global

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STRATEGIC ELEMENT 2:Promote The <strong>Implementation</strong> of Specific Adaptation Measures To Address Key Vulnerabilities In The RegionGoal 1: Promote The Adoption Of Measures And The Disseminate Information That Would Make Water Supply Systems Resilient To Climate-Induced DamageObjective:Manage TheAdverse Effects ofClimate Change onWater ResourcesOutcome(s):• IntegratedWater ResourcesManagementpolicies andstrategies inplace for prudentmanagement ofwater resources• Appropriatedistributionand storageinfrastructure inplace to satisfywater quality anddemand across allsectors• Measuresare in place tofacilitate installationof resilientinfrastructure tocope with extremeevents (floods &droughts)Action Sector orAreaAssessment, quantification and mappingof ground water resources in CARICOMmember states.Assessment, quantification and mappingof surface water resources in CARICOMmember states.Vulnerability and capacity assessment ofthe impacts of climate change on water inall countries.ActivityLevelWater RegionalNationalWater RegionalNationalCountry orLocationLead Agency/CollaboratorsAll countries Lead: CEHI, Natl.Water Agencies andMinistriesCollaborators: CIMH,GWP Caribbean,Ministries of Agric.,Universities, PrivatesectorAll Countries Lead: CEHI, Natl.Water Agencies andMinistriesCollaborators: CIMH,GWP Caribbean,Ministries of Agric.,Universities, PrivatesectorWater National All countries Lead: Natl. WaterAgencies andMinistriesCollaborators:Ministries of Agric.,CIMH, GWP Caribbean,Universities, Privatesector, Civil societyTimeframe EstimatedCost(US$,000)2012 to20172012 to20172011 to2017Link to existing actions (lead / fundingorganisation))5,000 Integrating Watershed and Coastal AreaManagement in Small Island DevelopingStates of the Caribbean (GEF-IWCAM);Caribbean Water Initiative (CARIWIN)(CIMH); Caribbean Water Monitor (CWM):Small island states, water resourcesand climate change (CIMH); RegionalEvaluation of Saltwater Intrusion of CoastalAquifers on Caribbean Islands (OAS),CARICOM Consortium; Carib-HYCOSIntegrating Watershed and Coastal AreaManagement in Small Island DevelopingStates of the Caribbean (GEF-IWCAM);Caribbean Water Initiative (CARIWIN)(CIMH); Caribbean Water Monitor (CWM):Small island states, water resourcesand climate change (CIMH); RegionalEvaluation of Saltwater Intrusion of CoastalAquifers on Caribbean Islands (OAS),CARICOM1,500 Review of the Economics of ClimateChange (RECC) in the Caribbean project(ECLAC); National Water Sector AdaptationStrategy for Climate Change, Belize(National Meteorological Service of Belize)Assessment, quantification andevaluation of water demand andconsumption patterns.Water National All Countries Lead: Natl. WaterAgencies andMinistriesCollaborators:Ministries of Agric.,CIMH, GWP Caribbean,Universities,2011 to2015Integrating Watershed and Coastal AreaManagement in Small Island DevelopingStates of the Caribbean (GEF-IWCAM);Caribbean Water Initiative (CARIWIN)(CIMH); Caribbean Water Monitor (CWM):Small island states, water resourcesand climate change (CIMH); RegionalEvaluation of Saltwater Intrusion of CoastalAquifers on Caribbean Islands (OAS),CARICOM
STRATEGIC ELEMENT 2:Promote The <strong>Implementation</strong> of Specific Adaptation Measures To Address Key Vulnerabilities In The RegionPrepare water sector adaptationstrategies for all CARICOM countries by2015.Water RegionalNationalAll countries Lead: CIMH, CEHICollaborators: Natl.Water Agencies andMinistries, Ministriesof Agric., Private sector2012 to20161,500 Adapting to climate change in waterresources and water services in Caribbeanand Pacific small island countries(SOPAC); Climate change adaptation inwater management (OECD); SustainableLand Management (SLM) Project (CEHI);Adapting to Climate Change in theCaribbean (World Bank); MainstreamingAdaptation to Climate Change (GEF);Small Island Countries Dialogue on Waterand Climate (CEHI); Rainwater Harvesting(RWH) Project (CEHI)Implement water sector adaptationstrategies for all CARICOM countries.Water National All countries Lead: Natl. WaterAgencies andMinistriesCollaborators:Ministries of Agric.,CIMH, GWP Caribbean,Universities, Privatesector, Civil society2013 to2021Adapting to climate change in waterresources and water services in Caribbeanand Pacific small island countries(SOPAC); Climate change adaptation inwater management (OECD); SustainableLand Management (SLM) Project (CEHI);Adapting to Climate Change in theCaribbean (World Bank); MainstreamingAdaptation to Climate Change (GEF);Small Island Countries Dialogue on Waterand Climate (CEHI); Rainwater Harvesting(RWH) Project (CEHI)Develop climate resilient IWRM strategiesin all countries.Water National All countries Lead: Natl. WaterAgencies andMinistriesCollaborators:Ministries of Agric.,CIMH, GWP Caribbean,Ministries of Agric.,Universities, Privatesector, Civil society2011 to2016Climate change adaptation in watermanagement (OECD); Sustainable LandManagement (SLM) Project (CEHI);Adapting to Climate Change in theCaribbean (World Bank); MainstreamingAdaptation to Climate Change (GEF); SmallIsland Countries Dialogue on Water andClimate (CEHI); Caribbean Water Initiative(CARIWIN) (CIMH)Establish water resources managementagencies where necessary and provideadditional support to agencies already.Water National All countries Lead: Natl. WaterAgencies andMinistriesCollaborators:Ministries of Agric.,CIMH, GWP Caribbean,Ministries of Agric.,Universities, Privatesector, Civil society2012 to2016Climate change adaptation in watermanagement (OECD); Sustainable LandManagement (SLM) Project (CEHI);Adapting to Climate Change in theCaribbean (World Bank); MainstreamingAdaptation to Climate Change (GEF); SmallIsland Countries Dialogue on Water andClimate (CEHI); Caribbean Water Initiative(CARIWIN) (CIMH)
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