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Enhancing Human Security through Environment and Disaster Management
Total Project Cost : US $335,950
PEP Financing : US $249,950
Approval Date : 14 October 2004
Implementing Agency : Canadian Centre of International Development and Cooperation (CECI) and Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies (GSGES) of Kyoto University
Project Officer : Nao Ikemoto, Southeast Asia Department
Type of Intervention : Pilot Intervention
Objectives
The project aims to enhance human security in Central Viet Nam to cope with natural disasters like flood and cyclone by developing a community-based climate change adaptation model to analyze the community adaptation strategies and coping mechanism and to test recommended interventions
Poverty-Environment Linkage
The project recognizes that loss of assets because of floods and storms keep many rural communities in the Central region Viet Nam trapped in the cycle of poverty. The proposed project aims to address this issue by enhancing the capacity of poor rural communities to cope with natural disasters through undertaking awareness programs, conducting participatory planning process, preparing "safer village plans" and implementing pilot interventions
Expected Outputs/Outcomes
- Stakeholder and Resource Map
- Vulnerability, Capacity and Need Assessment Report
- Trained personnel and work force
- Simplified Climate Change Scenario and Community Based Climate Change Adaptation Model
- Raised awareness of the people and communities regarding the climate change impacts
- Safer village and commune plans and district level plan and framework of action and aware villagers and commune members
Major Components and Activities
- Analysis of the climate change impacts and the coping mechanisms of the communities in Central Viet Nam
- Conduct of small-scale planning and implementation of demonstration projects in the communities
- Awareness raising
- Training and Capacity Building
- Development of a model for coping with climate change for its replication to other areas
Status : Ongoing
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