resilience of smallholder farmers to climate variability and Extreme events through an integrated approach to water management
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Presentation by Dr. Buddika Hapuarachchi, Technical Advisor, Disaster Risk Reduction, UNDP Technical Session 02: Climate Change Adaptation Experience Sharing Forum on Climate Smart Initiatives of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Next – A blue Green Era – Conference and Exhibition 2017 16 – 17 October 2017, BMICH, Colombo, Sri Lanka
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resilience of smallholder farmers to climate variability and Extreme events through an integrated approach to water management
- 1. Ministry of Mahaweli Development and Environment RESILIENCE OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TO CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND EXTREME EVENTS THROUGH AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO WATER MANAGEMENT CLIMATE RESILIENT INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT PROJECTCRIWMP
- 2. Build the resilience of the poor like Ganga (36, mother of 4 children in Kurunegala in the Dry Zone) and her family and those in vulnerable situations to climate related extreme events and disasters. To strengthen the resilience of smallholder farmers, particularly women, in the Dry Zone through improved water management to enhance lives and livelihoods Project Objective
- 4. • 770,500 (of which 51% female) men, women and children will be directly benefited from improved access to water for agriculture and drinking, and improved climate related advanced warning. • At least another 1,179,874 (of which 51% female) living in the three river basin and adjacent districts will be indirectly benefited from improved services from Agrarian Service Centers and early warning systems on weather. Target beneficiaries
- 5. 1. Upgrading village irrigation systems and promoting climate resilient farming practices in three river basins of the Dry Zone 2. Enhancing decentralized water supply and management solutions to provide access to safe drinking water to vulnerable communities 3. Strengthening climate and hydrological observing and forecasting systems to enhance water management and adaptive capacity of smallholder farmers to droughts and floods. Outputs
- 6. Implementing Partner: •Ministry of Mahaweli Development and Environment Responsible Parties: •Department of Agriculture •National Water Supply and Drainage Board •Department of National Community Water Supply •Department of Agrarian Development •Ministry of Disaster Management Project Implementation
- 7. Output Description GCF Grant (USD, Million) GoSL Grant (USD, Million) Budget (USD, Million) 1 Upgrading village irrigation systems and promoting climate-resilient farming practices in three river basins of the Dry Zone 21.04 7.14 28.18 2 Enhancing climate resilient, decentralized water supply and management solutions 9.90 6.11 16.01 3 Strengthening climate and hydrological observing and forecasting system to enhance water management and adaptive capacity 3.65 0.75 4.40 4 Project Management 3.48 - 3.48 TOTAL 38.08 14.00 52.08 Project Budget and Duration Project Duration : July 2017 – June 2024
- 8. Targeted beneficiaries • Looking at both top-down and bottom-up approaches for adaptation • Taking integrated water management approach through cascade water resource development and management planning • Coping strategies exist, but for climate change adaptation communities need further inputs • Natural boundaries are targeted rather than administrative boundaries Key highlights about the approach
- 9. Thank You…!!
- 10. Thank You…!!
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- In the WB assessment, the identification of the priority coastal lines (Yellow line) and high-value priority coastal lines (Red line) was done by identifying residential areas through a review of Google Earth.
- In the WB assessment, the identification of the priority coastal lines (Yellow line) and high-value priority coastal lines (Red line) was done by identifying residential areas through a review of Google Earth.