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How to Integrate Climate Change Adaptation into National-level Policy and Planning in the Water Sector. A practical guide for developing country governments.
Summary
Tearfund’s report aims to provide guidance on how climate risk-based approaches can be integrated into national-level policy and programme planning in the water sector. The guide is divided into four tasks each with a set of sub-tasks. The four tasks are to: establish an understanding of climate change risk and key actors; strengthen national policy frameworks; develop and implement a climate-resilient action plan for the water sector; and track performance, adjust to changes, and make improvements. It also includes a sequence of steps and suggested approaches to break down activities further.
About the publisher
Tearfund is a Christian organization that works with and through a worldwide network of local churches – forming one global church – to end poverty, particularly in Africa, Asia and South America – and also across Eastern Europe and the UK. As a member of the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership, Tearfund strongly believe development work should be answerable to the people it aims to help. www.tearfund.org
