guidelines from the current X level by Y Sub-IR 3.3: Pilot demonstration with cumulative figure at Z level. actions for vulnerability reduction conducted and expanded Sub-IR 1.3: Internal governance of By end of August 2016, 120 3.3.1: community groups responsible for organizations (government and civil ecosystem management strengthened society) will be using standard 1.3.1: By end of August 2016, number of participatory vulnerability NRM groups with strengthened governance monitoring system and tools. practices will increase by 20% from the 2.3.2: By end of August 2016, a total of baseline. 41664 people will directly benefit from alternative energy (biogas, ICS, metal Sub-IR 3.4: Creation, amendment stoves) reducing threats to deforestation and execution of adaptation Sub-IR 1.4: Income from sustainable and degradation; number of people will policies and strategies supported sources of livelihood for forest dependent increase from the current X level by Y communities increased 3.4.1: By end of August 2016, three with cumulative figure at Z level policies and strategies on climate By end of August 2016, number of 1.4.1: change adaptation will be proposed, forest dependent people with increased adopted or implemented (new and/or economic benefits from sustainable natural amended). resource management and conservation will increase from the current X level by Y with 2.3.3: By end of August 2016, a total of 3.4.2: By end of August 2016, cumulative figure at Z level 750 PVSE and marginal farmers advocacy campaigns of 55 civil (traditionally including marginalized society organizations will be ethnic minority/religious minority groups) supported. will receive skill based training (baseline 536 persons) – 3.4.3: By end of August 2016, 300 1.4.2: By end of August 2016, 1670 people local level plans (watershed 2.3.4: By end of August 2016, level of will benefit from green enterprises (revenue management plans, LAPAs, Forest key threats will be reduced in priority sites generated from green enterprises), number Operational Plans, VDC Annual (e.g.: forest fires, grazing and illegal of people increased from the current X level Plans etc. ) will integrate climate by Y with cumulative figure at Z level timber felling) from the current X level to change adaptation. Y level
Sub-IR 1.3: Internal governance of community groups responsible for ecosystem management strengthened 1.3.1: By end of August 2016, number of NRM groups with strengthened governance practices will increase by 20% from the baseline. Sub-IR 1.4: Income from sustainable sources of livelihood for forest dependent communities increased 1.4.1: By end of August 2016, number of forest dependent people with increased economic benefits from sustainable natural resource management and conservation will increase from the current X level by Y with cumulative figure at Z level 1.4.2: By end of August 2016, 1670 people will benefit from green enterprises (revenue generated from green enterprises), number of people increased from the current X level by Y with cumulative figure at Z level guidelines from the current X level by Y with cumulative figure at Z level. 2.3.2: By end of August 2016, a total of 41664 people will directly benefit from alternative energy (biogas, ICS, metal stoves) reducing threats to deforestation and degradation; number of people will increase from the current X level by Y with cumulative figure at Z level 2.3.3: By end of August 2016, a total of 750 PVSE and marginal farmers (traditionally including marginalized ethnic minority/religious minority groups) will receive skill based training (baseline – 536 persons) 2.3.4: By end of August 2016, level of key threats will be reduced in priority sites (e.g.: forest fires, grazing and illegal timber felling) from the current X level to Y level Sub-IR 3.3: Pilot demonstration actions for vulnerability reduction conducted and expanded 3.3.1: By end of August 2016, 120 organizations (government and civil society) will be using standard participatory vulnerability monitoring system and tools. Sub-IR 3.4: Creation, amendment and execution of adaptation policies and strategies supported 3.4.1: By end of August 2016, three policies and strategies on climate change adaptation will be proposed, adopted or implemented (new and/or amended). 3.4.2: By end of August 2016, advocacy campaigns of 55 civil society organizations will be supported. 3.4.3: By end of August 2016, 300 local level plans (watershed management plans, LAPAs, Forest Operational Plans, VDC Annual Plans etc. ) will integrate climate change adaptation.