2.9 Increase sanitation Same as Same as Delivery of public See Activity 1 high Use the most up Same as above Same as Same as above facilities in institutional above above services, such as waste above to date climate above settings such as schools, management and information to health facilities, markets, recycling, are disrupted decide where to and transportation hubs. due to extreme weather build WASH or climate events. related infrastructure. 2.10 Support Same as Same as Government and donor See Activity 1 low Same as above Leverage Same as Same as above development and above above funding focuses on other above financing to above availability of a range of priorities, particularly provide TA and low cost, appropriate disaster risk response, perform sanitation options by management, and analyses. building the capacity of recovery, at the expense construction suppliers or of other services, like masons to design, education. produce, and market them. Identify barriers in supply chains for sanitation products and services. 2.11 Create demand for Same as Same as Government and donor See Activity 1 low Engage citizen Include climate Same as Same as above sanitation in rural and above above funding focuses on other above organizations and disaster above urban settings using priorities, particularly in with local risk response as approaches such as disaster risk response, governments in topics to community-based total management, and activities related engage with sanitation (CLTS) (a recovery, at the expense to disaster risk community participatory of other services, like reduction and driven methodology for education. climate change. development. mobilizing communities Improve civil to eliminate open societies’ and defecation), commercial locals marketing, and understanding of regulation. the potential impacts of climate change, and how they can prepare for those impacts 4: 6.1: Climate 6.2: How 7: Next 1.1: Defined or 1.2: Time- 1.3: 3: Adaptive Climate Risk Climate Risks Steps for 8: Accepted Anticipated Project 2: Climate Risks* 5: Opportunities frame Geography Capacity Risk Management Are Addressed Activity Climate Risks* Elements* Rating* Options in the Project* Design*
2.9 Increase sanitation facilities in institutional settings such as schools, health facilities, markets, and transportation hubs. Same as above Same as above Delivery of public services, such as waste management and recycling, are disrupted due to extreme weather or climate events. See Activity 1 above high Use the most up to date climate information to decide where to build WASH related infrastructure. Same as above Same as above Same as above 2.10 Support development and availability of a range of low cost, appropriate sanitation options by building the capacity of construction suppliers or masons to design, produce, and market them. Identify barriers in supply chains for sanitation products and services. Same as above Same as above Government and donor funding focuses on other priorities, particularly disaster risk response, management, and recovery, at the expense of other services, like education. See Activity 1 above low Same as above Leverage financing to provide TA and perform analyses. Same as above Same as above 2.11 Create demand for sanitation in rural and urban settings using approaches such as community-based total sanitation (CLTS) (a participatory methodology for mobilizing communities to eliminate open defecation), commercial marketing, and regulation. Same as above Same as above Government and donor funding focuses on other priorities, particularly in disaster risk response, management, and recovery, at the expense of other services, like education. See Activity 1 above low Engage citizen organizations with local governments in activities related to disaster risk reduction and climate change. Improve civil societies’ and locals understanding of the potential impacts of climate change, and how they can prepare for those impacts Include climate and disaster risk response as topics to engage with community driven development. Same as above Same as above 1.1: Defined or Anticipated Project Elements* 1.2: Time- frame 1.3: Geography 2: Climate Risks* 3: Adaptive Capacity 4: Climate Risk Rating* 5: Opportunities 6.1: Climate Risk Management Options 6.2: How Climate Risks Are Addressed in the Project* 7: Next Steps for Activity Design* 8: Accepted Climate Risks*
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