encouraging beekeeping, train beekeepers in the types of flowering plants that bees are accustom to and encourage the planting of climate resilient flowering varieties. OUTCOME 3.3 0-10 Years: Malawi Activities not physical in These activities Low Monitoring biodiversity is the There are no PERFORM, FISH, Create funding Not applicable BIODIVERSITY Short-term - nature and serve as promote and first step in mitigating the climate risk PaMawa, the opportunities for civil CONSERVED: activities (0-5 Rural adaptation and mitigation conserve biodiversity effects of climate change on management New society organizations and/or years) include Areas opportunities for climate seeking to improve wildlife by understanding the options for Environment local government offices to 3.3.1 Support deeper capacity risk have minimal climate institutional and extent to which any species is activities that Activities, and improve the management of understanding of building, risks directed associated community groups' adapting to new climatic are not the Wildlife protected areas and drivers and threats to provision of with them. ability to adapt to conditions. Partnerships across physical in Trafficking - sensitive ecosystems. biodiversity and technical specified climate risks. Outcomes 3.1-3.3 will nature and Combating propose options for assistance, reinforce the adaptive capacity serve as Wildlife Crimes Explore non-traditional conservation within conducting Malawi has a history of communities and will adaptation in livelihoods that terrestrial and research, and of implementing reduce other pressures such and/or communities on the
encouraging beekeeping, train beekeepers in the types of flowering plants that bees are accustom to and encourage the planting of climate resilient flowering varieties. OUTCOME 3.3 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVED: 3.3.1 Support deeper understanding of drivers and threats to biodiversity and propose options for conservation within terrestrial and 0-10 Years: Short-term activities (0-5 years) include capacity building, provision of technical assistance, conducting research, and Malawi - Rural Areas Activities not physical in nature and serve as adaptation and mitigation opportunities for climate risk have minimal climate risks directed associated with them. These activities promote and conserve biodiversity seeking to improve institutional and community groups' ability to adapt to specified climate risks. Malawi has a history of implementing Low Monitoring biodiversity is the first step in mitigating the effects of climate change on wildlife by understanding the extent to which any species is adapting to new climatic conditions. Partnerships across Outcomes 3.1-3.3 will reinforce the adaptive capacity of communities and will reduce other pressures such There are no climate risk management options for activities that are not physical in nature and serve as adaptation and/or PERFORM, FISH, PaMawa, the New Environment Activities, and the Wildlife Trafficking - Combating Wildlife Crimes in Create funding opportunities for civil society organizations and/or local government offices to improve the management of protected areas and sensitive ecosystems. Explore non-traditional livelihoods that communities on the Not applicable
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