Sorsogon City Terminal Climate Change Project Report

process” in site selection considering that the project intends to “showcase or demonstrate” specificdoable actions that could lay good foundations for scaling-up. This exercise helped the citygovernment to identify “demonstration sites” without potential bias that may come from personalstakes and pressures. A complete report on the site selection process and the survey results is found onAnnex I-E and F, respectively.2.7 Design and Implementation of Quick-Wins/Demonstration Projects (Initial Local Climate ChangeAction Plan)From the agreed focus areas and proposed quick wins during the City Consultation, the IWGs based ontheir further research identified priority actions using an asset-based or capacity-based approach indevelopment planning. Prioritized ‘quick-win actions’ were identified given its prospects of doability,effectivity, and impact. The quick-wins identified are presented in Figure 3 below. These are believedto be actions that could be done over the short term with highest impact towards achieving the city’sgoal towards CC resilience and responsiveness whilst ensuring sustainable urbanization.Figure 3The city government has developed a complete design and plan for implementation of this “quick wins”.These are likewise considered as the city government’s demonstration projects for showcasing climateresilient urban coastal settlements in view of the MDGF 1656 project component. The completeproject design for implementing actions is found in Annex I-H.At the end of implementing the above projects, 5 vulnerable communities were benefitted and thecompetency of the local government was increased. Details of the results are presented in the nextsection of this report.Terminal Report – Climate Change Project – Sorsogon City11