Preparation of a Strategic Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) Project-Phase I

CAMBODIA

Climate Investment Funds (CIF)

Grant No. TF097459 through ADB and World Bank

Http://www.ppcrcambodia.worldpress.com

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Workshops on

Technical Consultation of the Component 1& 2 and Final Achievement of the Component 3, 4 &5

“Preparation of a Strategic Pilot Program for Climate Resilience”(PPCR) Project Phase I

29-30 January 2013Phnom Penh Hotel, Phnom Penh

Introduction to PPCR and Progress To-date and Workshop Objective and Expected Outcomes

Presented by: Mr. Meas Sophal, PPCR1 Program Director,

MOE

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Contents 1. Background

2. Objectives

3. Component

4. Participatory Approach

5. Outputs of Component 1,2,3, 4 & 5

6. Strategic Programme for Climate Resilience (SPCR)

7. Workshop Objectives and Expected Outcomes

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Preparation of a Strategic Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) Project - Phase I

1. Country/Region: ROYAL GOVERNMENT OF CAMBODIA

2. PPCR Funding Request (in USD million): Grant: 1.5 million

3. National Implementing Agency Ministry of Environment (MoE)

4. Involved MDB WB TTL: Dr. Samuel Wedderburn Ms. Khamlar Phonsavat Mr. Kung Munichan

ADB TTL: Dr. Ancha Srinivasan Mr. Hem Chanthou

5. Project/Program collaboration - Ministry of Economic and Finance (MEF) - Ministry of Interior (MoI) - Ministry of Planning (MoP) - Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) - Ministry of Rural Development (MRD) - Ministry of Resources and Meteorology (MoWRAM) - Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) - Ministry of Woman Affair (MoWA) - Other line-ministries - Four target provinces (Battambang, Prey Veng Stung Streng and Kampong Thom) - NGOs and Private Sector

Background of PPCR

The objective of the Project is to mainstream climate resilience into nation and sub-national development policies, plans and projects supported by scaled up financing of adaptation activities in the key development sectors and underpinned by

(i) strengthened participation and coordination among stakeholders,

(ii) science-based adaptation planning, and

(iii) enhanced links between adaptation and disaster risk reduction measures.

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Objective of PPCR

CR/DRR mainstreaming in to national development

planning

CR/DRR mainstreaming

in to sub-national

development planning

Science-Based Adaptation Planning

Outreach activities and

preparation for SPCR Phase II

Component 3

PPCR Phase 1

- Strengthening CSOs and Gender

Considerations in CC Adaptation

Engaging Rural Private Sector in

Adaptation Investment

Component 1 & 2 Component 4

&5

Components of PPCR

All Stakeholder, Private sector, civil society, gender engagement

National and sub-national mainstreaming of CC resilience

Science-based adaptation learning and outreach

Preparation of investment projects on Agriculture, Water Resources and Infrastructurecontributing to GDP, Green Growth Development( Society Economy, Environment & Culture

Next Steps of PPCR and SPCR

Participatory Approach of PPCR

Phase 1:

Assessment and strengthening of

institutional readiness for the PPCR/SPCR

Facilitation cross-sectoral dialogue in 3 priority areas (water resources, agriculture

and Natural Resources , rural

infrastructure development)

Common vision for climate resilience in the medium and long-term 'strategic programme‘

SPCR

Phase 2:

Implementation of the 'strategic programme'

SPCR

3 priority areas 

Investment projects with seven components

(including policy framework,

institutional capacity building, on-the-ground

investments)

Collaboration between PPCR and

CCCA and key stakeholders

Strengthening knowledge in steps for Climate Resilience and Adaptation

(Continued)

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Progress to Date

• All five components of the PPCR Phase 1 have been actively implemented with the support from the high-quality consultant teams in cooperation with line ministries, CSO, PS, DPs, and all stakeholder.

• Series of consultation and capacity building/awareness raising have been conducted at national and sub-national levels.

• Today workshops are for (1).Technical Consultation of the Component 1 & 2 and (2).Final Achievement of the Component 3, 4 and 5.

• Final Achievement workshop of the Component 1&2 is scheduled in late February 2013 ; and

• Completion (and launching) workshop in March 2013

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Workshop Objectives and Expected Outcomes

Objective Expected Outcomes To present, provide a

consultation platform and review the draft deliverables on mainstreaming Climate Resilience and Disaster Risk Reduction into development planning at national and sub-national levels that existed in PPCR’s Component 1 & 2 and;

Progress and deliverables from all components presented and discussed,

Valuable comments and insights from all participants obtained for further improvement of the PPCR knowledge products

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Objective Expected Outcomes

To present the deliverables and key climate change adaptation findings of all components (3,4 and 5) and next concrete steps for Strategic Program for Climate Resilience

( SPCR phase II)

Awareness about climate resilience and adaptation among key National Agencies and stakeholders raised.

Next steps in finalization of PPCR1 and progress and steps for implementation of SPCR discussed.

Workshop Objectives and Expected Outcomes (cont.)

Sustainable Small Town Development

in the Tonle Sap Basin

GMS: Flood and Drought

Risk Management and Mitigation

Project

Biodiversity Conservation

Corridors Project

GMS: Southern Economic

Corridor Towns Development

Project

Provincial Roads

Improvement Project

SPCR7 Investment

Projects& 1 Technical Assistance

Water Resources Management

Sector Development

Program

Agriculture Commercializa

tion and Resource

Conservation

Technical Assistanc

e

Strategic Programme for Climate Resilience (SPCR)

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Thank You !