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2.3 Educate communities on the to reduce transmission of waterborne diseases Same as above Same as above Community members unable to attend local government planning meetings due to impacts from extreme weather and climate events. Immediate response to extreme events, such as flooding and hurricanes, is prioritized over longer term planning. Some community members, or demographics, such as women or extreme poor, are marginalized by climate change, making them less likely to participate in local government planning and decision making. See Activity 1 above moderate 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 2.4 Develop financing strategies for both system expansion and operations and maintenance consistent with decentralization; Same as above Same as above Same as above See Activity 1 above low Leverage financing to provide TA and perform analyses. Same as above Same as above 2.5 Train communities on management practices and oversight of public and private sector service providers; Same as above Same as above Same as above See Activity 1 above low 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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