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CARICOM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR ACHIEVING DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT TO CLIMATE CHANGEROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS 97Clear commitment by governments and stakeholders 97The Role of Regional Stakeholders 97The Role of National Governments 101The Role of the Private Sector 103The role of the non-governmental and community based organisations andwider civil society 104Role of the international development community 105DELIVERING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE 107Introduction 107Actions included in this Implementation Plan 107Additional actions 108Additional research actions 109MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK AND THEIMPLEMENTATION PLAN 111Execution of the Implementation Plan 113Implementation plan milestones 113ANNEXESAnnex 1. Proposed actions identified by stakeholders 115Annex 2. Capacity assessments 150Annex 3. Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Funding Opportunities 155Annex 4. Current actions database 181Annex 5. In-country discussions with key stakeholders 187Annex 6. Liliendaal Declaration on Climate Change and Development 193Annex 7. Implementation Plan toolkit to institutionalise resilience building 197Annex 8. Implementation Plan Preparation Methodology 207REFERENCES 2098
DELIVERING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE 2011-21Acronyms used in this documentADAPTAFAFDAOSISACCCACSAGFAMAPAus AIDBESTBLPCCAIBCAICCABEICANARICARDICARECCARICOMCARIWINCASCAWASACBOsCDBCCACCCCCCCDMCCRIFCCSCDEMACDERACDKNCDMCDMCEDACEDRACEHICEIFCERsCERMESCFLsCHTAAssessment and Design for Adaptation to Climate ChangeAdaptation FundFrench Development AgencyAlliance of Small Island StatesAdaptation to Climate Change in the CaribbeanAssociation of Caribbean StatesAdvisory Group on Climate FinanceArctic Monitoring and Assessment ProgramAustralian Agency for International DevelopmentBahamas Environment, Science and Technology CommissionBarbados Light and Power CompanyCaribbean Association of Indigenous BanksCaribbean Association of Industry and CommerceCentral American Bank for Economic IntegrationCaribbean Natural Resources InstituteCaribbean Agricultural Research and Development AgencyCaribbean Epidemiological CentreCaribbean CommunityCaribbean Water InitiativeCountry Assistance Strategy of the UNDPCaribbean Water and Sewerage Association Inc.Community Based OrganizationsCaribbean Development BankClimate Change AdaptationCaribbean Community Climate Change CentreMainstreaming Climate Change into Disaster Risk ManagementProjectCaribbean Catastrophic Risk Insurance FacilityCaribbean Community SecretariatCaribbean Disaster and Emergency Management AgencyCaribbean Disaster and Emergency Response AgencyClimate and Development Knowledge NetworkClean Development MechanismComprehensive Disaster ManagementCaribbean Export Development AgencyClimate Change and Environmental Degradation Risk andAdaptation AssessmentCaribbean Environmental Health InstituteClean Energy Investment Framework (of the World Bank)Certified Emission ReductionsCentre for Resource Management and Environmental StudiesCompact Fluorescent LightsCaribbean Hotel Tourism Association9
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