Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership

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Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership Inception Workshop Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership (J-CCCP) Overview of Outcome 2 January 2016 Neisha Manickchand Technical Specialist J-CCCP

Adoption and implementation of mitigation and adaptation technologies Outcome 2 Adoption and implementation of mitigation and adaptation technologies

Outcome 2 Areas a. Renewable energy and energy efficiency b. Water resources management  c. Sustainable agriculture  d. Community-based climate-smart resilient infrastructure  Select at least 2 to implement activities based on priorities

Outcome 2 Output 1 Output 2 Output 6 Output 3 Output 4 Output 5

Output 2.1 (Pg. 40) Affordable climate-resilient community-based water harvesting, storage and distributed systems designed, built and rehabilitated in selected target areas Indicative Activities: Construct rooftop rainwater collection systems with reservoirs Establish maintenance procedures

Output 2.2 (Pg. 42) Crop diversification practices tested for their ability to improve resilience of farmers to climate change impacts Indicative Activities: Conduct training sessions at pilot sites Conduct farm trials to demonstrate alternative crops as climate change adaptive techniques

Output 2.3 (Pg. 42) Community-based water capacity and irrigation systems improved or developed to test their ability to raise agricultural productivity Indicative Activities: Construct canals or other suitable water extraction methods Promote solar PV pumping technology for irrigation addressing energy-water-food nexus

Output 2.4 (Pg. 43) Climate-resilient agro-pastoral practices and technologies demonstrated in selected target areas Indicative Activities: Development/promotion of short cycle crop varieties resilient to floods Improvement of livestock feeding (pasture management)

Output 2.5 (Pg. 45) Small-scale infrastructure implemented to reduce climate change and disaster-induced losses Indicative Activities: Training of community members in operation and maintenance of infrastructure where relevant Financing mechanism support for producers to adopt best practices in agriculture, fisheries and forestry production

Output 2.6 (Pg. 42) Energy pilot demonstrations applied to selected adaptation, mitigation and disaster risk management interventions to catalyse low-emission climate-resilient technology transfer, development and investments Indicative Activities: Community based infrastructure- including renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) technologies for community shelters

Targets 20% increase in kWh of RE capacity installed in vulnerable communities 20% increase in kWh of RE capacity installed in agricultural operations 150 people with improved access to energy 55% of households benefitting from improved access to energy are female-headed households 5% decrease in or avoided t CO2 emissions 10 agricultural sites implementing climate adaptation and sustainable production methods 12 communities implementing risk reduction measures, disaggregated by urban/rural area Important to collect data and ensure have baselines to calculate % increase

Thank You