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CARICOM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR ACHIEVING DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT TO CLIMATE CHANGEreport, and through wider regional and national sustainable development andgrowth strategies, policies and actions requires a process which can:• Effectively mobilise limited resources.• Ensure alignment with those wider sustainable development and growthobjectives.• Deliver inclusive policies and decisions that ensure climate resilience andlow carbon is built in, rather than added on as an afterthought.• Co-ordinate and manage delivery.• Monitor, evaluate, review and improve.Member states, regional organisations and CARICOM are already over tasked andunder-resourced. Delivering transformational change requires an approach thatrecognises these constraints.The ‘three-ones’ approach is an essential feature of the Implementation Planprocess and has been used successfully in the Caribbean (see side bar). TheImplementation Plan recommends that the ‘three-ones’ approach is adoptedat regional and national levels. It is based on the principle of establishing asustainable resource mobilisation plan with three core elements:• One co-ordinating mechanism to manage the process The ImplementationPlan we recommends a single regional co-ordinating mechanism andseparate national co-ordinating mechanisms in each country).• One plan that provides the framework for co-ordinated action by allpartners. (Note ‘One Plan’ means one agreed set of shared and commongoals and objectives which can be contained within various individualdocuments).• One monitoring and evaluation framework to measure progress,transparency and value for money.Each member country and each regional organisation has different challenges,organisational processes and governance. The process developed by eachgovernment and regional organisations to mobilise resources should reflectthis and work within, and build upon the effective governance and institutionalarrangements that already exist. The coordination of the execution of the IP(including linkages between the political and technical processes drivers) willbe the function of anew body, the Liliendaal Bureau (see page ix) The LiliendaalBureau will report to the Heads of Government, with the CCCCC working within itsmandate to provide technical and secretarial support.The Three-onesapproach: an exampleof the Caribbeanworking in partnership;mobilising resources todeliver results.The three ones modelhas been successfullyused by the PanCaribbean Partnership(PANCAP) to delivertransformationalchange with limitedresources. Over the10 year period ofthe programme notonly has PANCAPbeen declared aninternational bestpractice example bythe United Nationsbut it has alsocontributed greatly tothe management ofHIV/AIDS across theCaribbean.• It has mobilisedover US$75 million.• Contributed tointernationalstrengthening.• Delivered a 28%reduction in thespread of HIV.• Reduced deaths by50%.• Reduced themother to childtransmission ofHIV by 80%.• Trained over 200professionalsmost of whomare engaged inmanaging nationaland regional HIVprogrammes.20
DELIVERING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE 2011-21Figure 2: Implementation PlanTHE LILIENDAAL DECLARATION PROVIDES THE VISION OFTRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE IN OUR RESPONSE TO THE CHALLENGESOF A CHANGIN CLIMATEThis drives the Regional Framework’s Five Strategic Elements (and 20goals nested within these):1. Mainstream climate change adaptation strategies into thesustainable development agendas of CARICOM states.2. Promote the implementation of specific adaptation measures toaddress key vulnerabilities in the region.3. Promote actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through fossilfuel reduction and conservation, and switching to renewable andcleaner energy sources.4. Encourage action to reduce the vulnerability of natural and humansystems in CARICOM countries to the impacts of a changing climate.5. Promote action to derive social, economic, and environmentalbenefits through the prudent management of standing forest onCARICOM countries.To build resilience to a changing climate and low carbon economies.WITH RESOURCE MOBILISATION TO MEET THE CHALLENGE THROUGH THE‘THREE ONES’ PRINCIPLEONE PLANLiliendaal DeclarationRegional frameworkstrategic elementsand goals deliveredthrough:Track OneImplementation PlanTrack TwoRegional and Nationalstrategies & policiesONE CO-ORDINATINGMECHANISMRegional levelthrough CARICOM(Liliendaal Bureau)National levelthrough governmentsONE M&E SYSTEMM&E focusResource mobilisationand strategicdirection through:One plan & oneco-ordinatingmechanism.Progress and resultsfrom institutional andintervention actions.ArchievingtransformationalchangeTOURISMCOASTAL ANDMARIN21
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