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CARICOM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR ACHIEVING DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT TO CLIMATE CHANGEAdaptation Funding OptionNature of DisbursementRegionsSectoral FocusFunding SourceDescriptionLinks to furtherinformationCool Earth PartnershipGrants. Technical Assistance.Africa. Asia-Pacific. Least Developed Countries. Small Island DevelopingStates. South and Central America.Food security, agriculture, forestry and fisheries. Water. Population &human settlements.Bilateral banksThe Cool Earth Partnership is funded by the Government of Japan.Starting in 2009, Japan will provide funds amounting approximately toUS$ 10 billion (JPYen 1,250 billion) in aggregate over the next five years.Assistance will be provided to developing countries, which are vulnerableto the adverse effects of climate change (e.g. African and Pacific islandcounties), to take adaptive measures (e.g. measures against disastersrelated to climate change (including disaster prevention) such as droughtsand floods, planning of adaptation measures). Grant aid, technicalassistance and aid through international organizations will be providedto address the needs in developing countries. A new scheme of grant aid,"Program Grant Aid for Environment and Climate Change", will be createdas a component of this package. In the context of improved access to cleanenergy, feasibility study on rural electrification projects with geothermalenergy and "co-benefit" projects that address climate change will beconducted.http://unfccc.int/adaptation/implementing_adaptation/adaptation_funding_interface/items/4884.php; http://www.mofa.go.jp/policy/economy/wef/2008/mechanism.html168
DELIVERING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE 2011-21Adaptation Funding OptionNature of DisbursementRegionsSectoral FocusFunding SourceDescriptionLinks to furtherinformationInternational Climate InitiativeGrantsAfrica. Asia-Pacific. Small Island Developing States. South and CentralAmerica. Least Developed Countries.Water. Food security, agriculture, forestry and fisheries. Disasterrisk reduction. Health. Population & human settlements. Terrestrialecosystems.Bilateral banksThe International Climate Initiative is funded by part of the auctioningrevenues from emissions trading through the Federal EnvironmentMinistry in Germany. It supports climate projects worldwide in developingand newly industrialising countries and in transition countries in Centraland Eastern Europe. In the field of adaptation to climate change, partsof appropriate national programmes for such adaptation are beingimplemented in selected partner countries that are especially vulnerableto climate change (on the basis of national or regional strategies,NAPAs). Through an integrated approach several aspects of adaptationcan be incorporated, e.g. water resource management, optimal land use/ sustainable biomass production (resource management, restorationof damaged areas), preventive health care, disaster prevention andmigration management. In the field of adaptation to climate change,projects on a scale of up to 60 million euro were to be implemented in2008. The funds from the International Climate Initiative will primarilyflow into bilateral projects, but projects by multilateral organisations willalso be supported.http://unfccc.int/adaptation/implementing_adaptation/adaptation_funding_interface/items/4885.php; http://www.bmu.de/english/climate_initiative/general_information/doc/42000.php169
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