4. Project Elements Potential Climate Risk Climate How Risks are Addressed Further Analysis or Actions Risk for Activity Design or Rating Implementation Sub-purpose 1: Health System Increased extreme weather Low Utilization of climate services (data Include specific language on Components harmonized events such as droughts and and information) for policy and climate risk assessment and Output 1.1: Interoperability of floods may disrupt training, protocol development, health data management on Project health information systems for monitoring, supervision and utilization, financial risk protection, Descriptions, Scopes of Work, mobile and cross-border other activities associated with local health governance, and Requests for Applications, and populations operationalized operationalization of general strategic planning and Requests for Interest. Output 1.2: Portability of health interoperability of health management. insurance for cross information systems, Encourage activities to use populations established establishment of portability of climate services in strategic Output 1.3: Targeted disease health insurance, standardization planning, management and management protocols for of targeted disease management budgeting. TB/HIV standardized. protocols, and general organizational development. Sub-purpose 2: Technical and Increased extreme weather Low Utilization of climate services (data Include specific language on coordination capacity of regional events such as droughts and and information) for strategic climate risk assessment and partners strengthened to floods may disrupt training, planning and management, policy management on Project implement regional health policies monitoring, supervision and and protocol development, health Descriptions, Scopes of Work, Output 2.1 Increased technical other activities associated with data utilization, financial risk Requests for Applications, and capacity of regional institutions to capacity building and protection and health governance. Requests for Interest. carry out targeted mandates in coordination, strengthening health evidence generation and Encourage activities to use Output 2.2 Capacity for knowledge management of climate services in strategic coordination and management of regional institutions. planning, management and technical mandates in health budgeting. Output 2.3: Evidence generation capacity and regional health knowledge management
4. Project Elements Potential Climate Risk Climate Risk Rating How Risks are Addressed Further Analysis or Actions for Activity Design or Implementation Sub-purpose 1: Health System Components harmonized Output 1.1: Interoperability of health information systems for mobile and cross-border populations operationalized Output 1.2: Portability of health insurance for cross populations established Output 1.3: Targeted disease management protocols for TB/HIV standardized. Increased extreme weather events such as droughts and floods may disrupt training, monitoring, supervision and other activities associated with operationalization of interoperability of health information systems, establishment of portability of health insurance, standardization of targeted disease management protocols, and general organizational development. Low Utilization of climate services (data and information) for policy and protocol development, health data utilization, financial risk protection, local health governance, and general strategic planning and management. Include specific language on climate risk assessment and management on Project Descriptions, Scopes of Work, Requests for Applications, and Requests for Interest. Encourage activities to use climate services in strategic planning, management and budgeting. Sub-purpose 2: Technical and coordination capacity of regional partners strengthened to implement regional health policies Output 2.1 Increased technical capacity of regional institutions to carry out targeted mandates in health Output 2.2 Capacity for coordination and management of technical mandates in health Output 2.3: Evidence generation capacity and regional health knowledge management Increased extreme weather events such as droughts and floods may disrupt training, monitoring, supervision and other activities associated with capacity building and coordination, strengthening evidence generation and knowledge management of regional institutions. Low Utilization of climate services (data and information) for strategic planning and management, policy and protocol development, health data utilization, financial risk protection and health governance. Include specific language on climate risk assessment and management on Project Descriptions, Scopes of Work, Requests for Applications, and Requests for Interest. Encourage activities to use climate services in strategic planning, management and budgeting.
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