4.2 5. Defined or Anticipated Climate Risks List key risks Risk Rating How Risks are Addressed at Further Analysis and Actions Opportunities to Project Elements related to the project elements Low/ Project Level Describe how for Activity Design/ Strengthen Climate (Purpose/ Sub-purpose, identified through either the Moderate/ risks have been addressed at Implementation Describe Resilience Describe Area of Focus, or strategy or project level climate High the project level. If a decision CRM measures to be opportunities to achieve Activity/ Mechanism, risk assessment has been made to accept the integrated into activity development objectives etc.) risk, briefly explain why. design or implementation, by integrating climate including additional analysis, resilience or mitigation if applicable measures Project/Activity 1 — Understanding and knowledge of civic engagement among youth (15-29) increased Sub activity 1.1 Ability of Youth/ Citizen/ CSO Low Build flexibility into the N/A N/A Civic knowledge, members to attend meetings, timing and approaches to attitudes, and workshops, trainings, etc. may gathering stakeholders for behavior of young be hampered by severe consultations to men and women weather (e.g., heavy rainfall or accommodate any living in target flooding), which damages schedule disruptions due areas is boosted: roads or other infrastructure or to extreme weather makes locations or remote events. Risk accepted access inaccessible. Sub activity .2 Ability of Youth/ Citizen/ CSO low Build flexibility into the Site visits will be held to Reforms and policies Creation of Regional members to attend meetings, timing and approaches to collect information and related to climate Youth Volunteer workshops, trainings, etc. may gathering stakeholders for facts for further analysis resilience could be used Community Service be hampered by severe consultations to an appropriate monitoring as case studies/ Corps weather (e.g., heavy rainfall or accommodate any examples in assistance flooding), which damages schedule disruptions due to political parties to roads or other infrastructure or to extreme weather facilitate makes locations or remote events. Risk accepted dialogue access inaccessible. with political parties and issue caucuses and in policy formulation
4.2 5. Defined or Anticipated Project Elements (Purpose/ Sub-purpose, Area of Focus, or Activity/ Mechanism, etc.) Climate Risks List key risks related to the project elements identified through either the strategy or project level climate risk assessment Risk Rating Low/ Moderate/ High How Risks are Addressed at Project Level Describe how risks have been addressed at the project level. If a decision has been made to accept the risk, briefly explain why. Further Analysis and Actions for Activity Design/ Implementation Describe CRM measures to be integrated into activity design or implementation, including additional analysis, if applicable Opportunities to Strengthen Climate Resilience Describe opportunities to achieve development objectives by integrating climate resilience or mitigation measures Project/Activity 1 — Understanding and knowledge of civic engagement among youth (15-29) increased Sub activity 1.1 Civic knowledge, attitudes, and behavior of young men and women living in target areas is boosted: Ability of Youth/ Citizen/ CSO members to attend meetings, workshops, trainings, etc. may be hampered by severe weather (e.g., heavy rainfall or flooding), which damages roads or other infrastructure or makes locations or remote access inaccessible. Low Build flexibility into the timing and approaches to gathering stakeholders for consultations to accommodate any schedule disruptions due to extreme weather events. Risk accepted N/A N/A Sub activity .2 Creation of Regional Youth Volunteer Community Service Corps Ability of Youth/ Citizen/ CSO members to attend meetings, workshops, trainings, etc. may be hampered by severe weather (e.g., heavy rainfall or flooding), which damages roads or other infrastructure or makes locations or remote access inaccessible. low Build flexibility into the timing and approaches to gathering stakeholders for consultations to accommodate any schedule disruptions due to extreme weather events. Risk accepted Site visits will be held to collect information and facts for further analysis an appropriate monitoring Reforms and policies related to climate resilience could be used as case studies/ examples in assistance to political parties to facilitate dialogue with political parties and issue caucuses and in policy formulation