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Objectives: The outcome of the application of this mainstreaming guideline is to enhance regional and national efforts to mainstream hazard risk considerations into national planning and budgeting systems. The guideline will consist of identified processes and tools to facilitate mainstreaming.
Objectives: To improve community governance and decision making, ability to identify and secure sustainable livelihoods, and capacity to manage resources.
Objectives: The reporting tool will enhance understanding of the nature and extent to which Pacific countries are supporting the implementation of the Regional DRM Framework which was endorsed by Pacific leaders in October 2005._x000D_
Objectives: A guideline to assist Pacific countries to plan and undertake disaster awareness activities._x000D_
Objectives: to improve drinking water quality in rural schools in Fiji
Objectives: To strengthen the capacity of young people to participate in decision-making processes affecting the environment by increasing their confidence in building dialogue and debate.
Objectives: Find solutions to address community vulnerability due to impacts of climate change that have yet to be addressed. In some of these cases (mixing of water table with sea water), there are have been avenues to address this through joint collaboration with other partners for piped water project that have been already carried out for some of these villages. However, this may not be adequate if there is water shortage that affects piped water supply. One way to mitigate this, is by conserving forests arround their water source which they are now observing.
Objectives: To understand the importance of having access to safe quality drinking water, know how to manage the rainwater harvesting system and are aware of good hygiene and sanitation practices
Fiji in the midst of all vulnerabilities presented by climate change continues to drive climate action globally. However, the starting point for effective action on climate change begins with a thorough understanding of climate technology needs. Thus the Fiji Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) Project is focused on determining Fiji’s climate technology priorities to successfully address the country's climate change adaptation and mitigation committments. Fiji’s TNA is focused on agriculture and coastal communities as priority sectors under the adaptation component of the project. On the mitigation forefront, the sectors selected to undergo a needs assessment include domestic maritime shipping and rural electrification.
The TNA process in Fiji is country-driven, requiring heavy stakeholder engagement and local capacity building. The scope and depth of the Fiji TNA is well aligned to our national development objectives allowing national stakeholders to explore synergies with other national processes, striving towards the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) and National Adaptation Plans (NAP).
Objectives: The TNA is entailed in a three-stage process and has three key objectives:
Stage 1: To identify and prioritise mitigation and adaptation technologies for selected sectors;
Stage 2: To identify, analyse and address barriers hindering the deployment and diffusion of the prioritised technologies, including the enabling framework for these technologies; and
Stage 3: To conduct a Technology Action Plan, which is a medium/long-term plan for increasing the implementation of identified technologies, based on the inputs obtained from the previous two steps. The Technology Action Plan outlines actions to be undertaken.
Status: Current