6. Creation of Catchment and Management Committees exist in Committees formed Catchment and Water Point Management either Assamo or Adailou to enable (4 in Adailou in the Water Point Committees. the sustainable management of Weima watershed and Management water use. Most diesel-powered 1 in Assamo, the Juba Committees wells have become non-functional watershed) and 27 due to the high price of diesel and Water Point Operation and the fact that there is no one with the Committees formed Maintenance ability to maintain the pumps in total (one around training provided by locally. each water point). All the Ministry of Committees will have Water to the 4 people including 1 communities female representative. Meeting minutes / records of the Catchment and Water Point Management Committees Outcome 3 1. Number of Automatic 1. The Executive Secretariat for TARGETS 1. National ASSUMPTION: Weather Stations (AWSs) Risk and Disaster Management Meteorological One weather station Improved resilience 1. One automatic procured and installed. advises the National Committee on Service Procurement in each project zone to hydrological weather station Natural Disasters on technical records. is sufficient to climate change risks. procured and installed matters and coordinates prevention, extend the weather in each region. See mitigation and response activities. and climate Annex 8c). Enhanced resilience In line with monitoring network Djibouti’s to climate-mediated decentralization approach, SEGRC to help with shocks established Local Risk and forecasts and through income Catastrophe Management previsions. generation and Committees (LRCMCs) to transfer diversification. risk-related responsibilities to the regional level. Additionally, RISK: SEGRC drafted general flood action plans for each region in There is insufficient Djibouti with the support of FAO. technical and In spite of these efforts, the operational capacity LRCMC lacks the technical and within the regional operational capacities to prepare governments to community populations for coordinate drought droughts and floods. Similarly, the and flood action plans are general and preparedness. focused predominantly on the
6. Creation of Catchment and Water Point Management Committees. Management Committees exist in either Assamo or Adailou to enable the sustainable management of water use. Most diesel-powered wells have become non-functional due to the high price of diesel and the fact that there is no one with the ability to maintain the pumps locally. Committees formed (4 in Adailou in the Weima watershed and 1 in Assamo, the Juba watershed) and 27 Water Point Committees formed in total (one around each water point). All Committees will have 4 people including 1 female representative. Catchment and Water Point Management Committees Operation and Maintenance training provided by the Ministry of Water to the communities Meeting minutes / records of the Catchment and Water Point Management Committees Outcome 3 Improved resilience to hydrological climate change risks. Enhanced resilience to climate-mediated shocks through income generation and diversification. 1. Number of Automatic Weather Stations (AWSs) procured and installed. 1. The Executive Secretariat for Risk and Disaster Management advises the National Committee on Natural Disasters on technical matters and coordinates prevention, mitigation and response activities. In line with Djibouti’s decentralization approach, SEGRC established Local Risk and Catastrophe Management Committees (LRCMCs) to transfer risk-related responsibilities to the regional level. Additionally, SEGRC drafted general flood action plans for each region in Djibouti with the support of FAO. In spite of these efforts, the LRCMC lacks the technical and operational capacities to prepare community populations for droughts and floods. Similarly, the action plans are general and focused predominantly on the TARGETS 1. One automatic weather station procured and installed in each region. See Annex 8c). 1. National Meteorological Service Procurement records. ASSUMPTION: One weather station in each project zone is sufficient to extend the weather and climate monitoring network to help with forecasts and previsions. RISK: There is insufficient technical and operational capacity within the regional governments to coordinate drought and flood preparedness.
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