2.6 Establish a coalition Same as Same as Government and donor See Activity 1 low Same as above Same as Same as above of government, donors, above above funding focuses on other above above civil society and priorities, particularly in development sectors for disaster risk response, sustainable water management, and resources management recovery, at the expense of other services, like education. 2.7 Provide technical Same as Same as Future hurricanes or See Activity 1 moderate Engage citizen Incorporate Same as Same as above assistance to improve above above extreme weather will above organizations climate data in above municipal sanitation; limit water quality and with local design of WASH availability. governments in projects and activities related infrastructure. Sea level rise and coastal to disaster risk inundation reduce above- reduction and and below ground water climate change. quality. Improve civil Decreased sanitation due societies’ and to lack of access to clean locals water lead to increase in understanding of water and vector borne the potential diseases, and other impacts of health risks. climate change, and how they Increased temperatures, can prepare for causing those impacts evapotranspiration, decrease above ground water availability. 2.8 Develop local Same as Same as Government and donor See Activity 1 high Same as above Same as Same as above ordinances and above above funding focuses on other above above regulations to stop open priorities, particularly in defecation and/or disaster risk response, establish latrine building management, and codes; recovery, at the expense of other services, like education. 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*
2.6 Establish a coalition of government, donors, civil society and development sectors for sustainable water resources management 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 Same as above Same as above Same as above 2.7 Provide technical assistance to improve municipal sanitation; Same as above Same as above Future hurricanes or extreme weather will limit water quality and availability. Sea level rise and coastal inundation reduce above- and below ground water quality. Decreased sanitation due to lack of access to clean water lead to increase in water and vector borne diseases, and other health risks. Increased temperatures, causing evapotranspiration, decrease above ground water availability. 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 Incorporate climate data in design of WASH projects and infrastructure. Same as above Same as above 2.8 Develop local ordinances and regulations to stop open defecation and/or establish latrine building codes; 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 high Same as above 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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