Lives system water irrigation. – Mobilize communities through technical assistance (TA). Model/training schedule/programme. Mbuluzi River Basin Group The group identified five sites in the basin for which it has provided a score and another two sites which cut across sectors. Over and above ranking the sites, the group also provided the estimate cost for each intervention and listed the potential implementation partners. Below is summarized the ranking by the group. The detailed information and scoring sheet attached as Annex II. Site Points (out of 30) Comment Conservation Agriculture (Shewula) - 25 Cost : E 500,000 Sand Dam (Shewula) - E 600,000 24 Sand Dam (Kutsimuleni) - Cost: 600,000 23 Invasive Alien Plants (IAPS) (Dvokolwako)- 23 E 1 million/500ha Mlawula Nature Reserve Dam - Cost: E 20 350,000 Curriculum changes & training (UNISWA) - - No score Cost: E 150,000 Parliamentary Capacity Building on climate - No score change and workers - Cost: E 200,000 The group did not select a particular site, but observed that the cost might be the limiting factor in light of the available maximum budget for the project. Incomati River Basin Group The group proposed five sites in the Lomati and Komati River Basins. The sites had been ranked but no specific recommendations were made in terms of the most preferred site. The detailed information and scoring sheet is attached as Annex II. Site Points (out of 30) Comment Rangelands conservation & potable water supply 23 (Mlumati (Near Mswati II High)) Potable Water supply, IAPs & soil conservation 22 (Nyakatfo) Drought Resilient crops, IAPs & Alternative 22 livelihood Projects (Mayiwane) Pump raising and soil conservation 21 Might be very expensive Mananga stretch (KDDP)) Soil Conservation & Potable water supply ( 20 Malanti-Nkomazi) DISCUSSION The workshop observed though that while the group had proposed sound climate change adaptation interventions such as the pump-raising, the cost of some of them could be prohibitive in the light of the available budget for the project. Policy /Institutional Group The group presented the baseline policy and legislative framework in the country. It also identified the institutional framework and proposed additional institutions to be involved in climate change adaptation in the country. The group also addressed the aspect of current mandates and interactions,
Lives system – water irrigation. Mobilize communities through technical assistance (TA). Model/training schedule/programme. Mbuluzi River Basin Group The group identified five sites in the basin for which it has provided a score and another two sites which cut across sectors. Over and above ranking the sites, the group also provided the estimate cost for each intervention and listed the potential implementation partners. Below is summarized the ranking by the group. The detailed information and scoring sheet attached as Annex II. Site Points (out of 30) Comment Conservation Agriculture (Shewula) - Cost : E 500,000 25 Sand Dam (Shewula) - E 600,000 24 Sand Dam (Kutsimuleni) - Cost: 600,000 23 Invasive Alien Plants (IAPS) (Dvokolwako)- E 1 million/500ha 23 Mlawula Nature Reserve Dam - Cost: E 350,000 20 Curriculum changes & training (UNISWA) - Cost: E 150,000 - No score Parliamentary Capacity Building on climate change and workers - Cost: E 200,000 - No score The group did not select a particular site, but observed that the cost might be the limiting factor in light of the available maximum budget for the project. Incomati River Basin Group The group proposed five sites in the Lomati and Komati River Basins. The sites had been ranked but no specific recommendations were made in terms of the most preferred site. The detailed information and scoring sheet is attached as Annex II. Site Points (out of 30) Comment Rangelands conservation & potable water supply (Mlumati (Near Mswati II High)) 23 Potable Water supply, IAPs & soil conservation (Nyakatfo) 22 Drought Resilient crops, IAPs & Alternative livelihood Projects (Mayiwane) 22 Pump raising and soil conservation stretch (KDDP)) 21 Might be very expensive Soil Conservation & Potable water supply ( Malanti-Nkomazi) 20 DISCUSSION The workshop observed though that while the group had proposed sound climate change adaptation interventions such as the pump-raising, the cost of some of them could be prohibitive in the light of the available budget for the project. Policy /Institutional Group The group presented the baseline policy and legislative framework in the country. It also identified the institutional framework and proposed additional institutions to be involved in climate change adaptation in the country. The group also addressed the aspect of current mandates and interactions, Mananga
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