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RAIN - TA and Strategic Learning
Federal Government Engagement: Support the federal ministries (MoF, MoHA and MoFE) and authorities (NDRRMA) to identify critical gaps in implementing approved policies using domestic finance and enhance collaboration and coordination to access international climate financing for mitigation, resilience, and adaptation.Provincial and Local Government Engagement: Systems strengthening through embedded staff at the provincial level and helping select local governments design and endorse (where applicable and demand led) and implement disaster resilience and climate adaptation policies into actionable plans using their own fiscal resources and international climate finance, where applicable.Accessing Climate Finance: Work with federal government and line ministries to support processes to develop proposals to access international climate finance and link with RAIN’s Component B on Climate Adaptation and Finance. (For example: establishing a unit within Ministry of Finance to coordinate the development of pipeline projects to access international climate finance).Strategic Learning Unit: Embedded within the Technical Assistance Facility will be a unit to help manage strategic learning and monitoring for the overall portfolio (RAIN). This will enable an adaptive and flexible management approach which is informed by data and evidence. This unit will collate evidence and identify demand led opportunities to pursue collaborative policy reforms to bring systemic change at the federal, provincial, and local levels by utilising evidence and knowledge from implementation. It will help connect and coordinate between different RAIN interventions, provide guidance on log frames (results framework), portfolio and component specific value for money indicators informing cost effectiveness and support BEK to organise steering committee and programme board meetings.
Overview
About this project
Federal Government Engagement: Support the federal ministries (MoF, MoHA and MoFE) and authorities (NDRRMA) to identify critical gaps in implementing approved policies using domestic finance and enhance collaboration and coordination to access international climate financing for mitigation, resilience, and adaptation.Provincial and Local Government Engagement: Systems strengthening through embedded staff at the provincial level and helping select local governments design and endorse (where applicable and demand led) and implement disaster resilience and climate adaptation policies into actionable plans using their own fiscal resources and international climate finance, where applicable.Accessing Climate Finance: Work with federal government and line ministries to support processes to develop proposals to access international climate finance and link with RAIN’s Component B on Climate Adaptation and Finance. (For example: establishing a unit within Ministry of Finance to coordinate the development of pipeline projects to access international climate finance).Strategic Learning Unit: Embedded within the Technical Assistance Facility will be a unit to help manage strategic learning and monitoring for the overall portfolio (RAIN). This will enable an adaptive and flexible management approach which is informed by data and evidence. This unit will collate evidence and identify demand led opportunities to pursue collaborative policy reforms to bring systemic change at the federal, provincial, and local levels by utilising evidence and knowledge from implementation. It will help connect and coordinate between different RAIN interventions, provide guidance on log frames (results framework), portfolio and component specific value for money indicators informing cost effectiveness and support BEK to organise steering committee and programme board meetings.
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