ANNEX II (Result based Framework)
Strategic objective:
a.
Develop an understanding on the integration of DRR and CCA into ecosystem/bio diversity management of coastal and marine areas
(including in Protected Areas) based on the available research and practice in the South Asia region.
b.
Assist the managers and professionals for incorporating DRR and CCA into biodiversity/ecosystem management of coastal and
marine areas with specific focus on coastal ecosystems South Asia
Strategy:

Build on the ongoing initiatives and programmes on addressing impacts of climate change on vulnerable ecosystems particularly
coastal and marine areas.

Develop specific understanding on the DRR- CCA linkages in a selected eco-system such as coastal eco-system.

Develop tools to assist the managers and practitioners to incorporate DRR-CCA integration into Biodiversity/Ecosystem
management planning particularly coastal and marine areas.

Disseminate the tools through the mechanisms leading upto the CBD CoP 11
Component
Expected
Accomplishme
nt/ Outcome
Indicators of
Achievement
Outputs
1. Organize expert and
stakeholder consultations
to review the evidence on
DRR-CCA linkages in the
context of
biodiversity/ecosystem
management in the coastal
and marine areas in South
Asia
Consultations
held amongst
the
stakeholders
and experts on
main issues and
approaches for
integrating
DRR-CCA in
ecosystem/biodive
rsity
Workshop held
with the
representation with
at least 4 countries
in the South Asia
region
Main issues and
approaches identified
Activities
Inputs
Prepare list of
organizations and experts
for consultation
Logistical and
substantive
inputs from
UNDP India
and UNISDR
Organize the regional
workshop
ANNEX II (Result based Framework)
2. Document the learning,
existing practices, projects
and programmes
3. Prepare a Tool kit for
incorporating DRR – CCA
integration into
biodiversity/ecosystem
management with special
focus on coastal eco
systems
Disseminate the Tool kit
through the CBD COP 11
and related mechanisms
management in
the coastal and
marine areas in
South Asia
Practices and
learning on this
theme
consolidated
Guidance made
available for
Managers and
professionals of
coastal bio
diversity in
South Asia
Tool kit as a
resource for the
CBD COP 11
conference
Draft document
Current status and
available for review learning documented
Consultations between
the stakeholders and the
experts
Consultant,
UNDP team
Completed
document capturing
the main
conclusions of the
regional workshop
Tool kit containing
the issues and
guidance for the
South Asia region
Engage an expert team to
develop the Tool kit
Consultants,
UNDP India
and UNISDR
team
Completed and
printed Tool Kit
ready for
dissemination
A plan for
dissemination of the
Tool Kit at the CBD
COP 11 and other
relevant sources
Finalise the Tool Kit for
printing
UNDP India
team
External Factors:
Workshop location and travel of regional participants is feasible within the political context of the region