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This is the first ever NAB Secretariat Newsletter, issue one (1) January - March 2022
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This year 2022 the NAB Secretariat has its First ever Newsletter that will be done Quaterly.
This is the Newsletter Issue one (1) January - March 2022
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The International Disaster Reduction Risk Day at Eton Village, from the 2nd November to the 4th November 2022.
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Job / Tender Opportunity
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The Fifth NAB Meeting will be held on the 26th October 2022, at the Melanesian Hotel.
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The Department of Climate Change (DoCC) under the Ministry of Climate Change and Natural Disasters intends to undertake its third annual event at the provincial level to provide awareness program and activities to our communities, schools, and their people with issues around the impacts of climate change.
This is to ensure the National government through the Department of Climate change and its stakeholders provide the right information and key messages for people to make right and informed decisions through adaptation and mitigation actions in future.
With this mandate, the Department has scheduled this national event activities from 19th to 21st October 2022 in Luganville.
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The Presenation mainly consists of the :
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❑ Funding source/Funding type/Total funding
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❑ Project duration period
❑ Implementing Agency❑ Project sites
❑ Stakeholders & key partners
❑ Purpose/objective
❑ Outcomes/outputs/ key activities
❑ Project Management Unit (PMU)
❑ Project contacts
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The Paris Agreement was adopted by consensus on 12 December 2015, during the 21st session of Conference of the Parties (COP 21) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and entered into force on 4 November 2016. This landmark agreement aims to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change and requires all Parties to establish robust measuring, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems and to communicate their efforts to UNFCCC. In this context, on 22-Jul-21, GEF approved a project identification form (PIF) and project preparation grant (PPG) submitted by FAO titled ‘Strengthening capacity in the Energy, Agriculture, Forestry, and other Land-use Sectors for Enhanced Transparency in the Implementation and Monitoring of Vanuatu’s Nationally Determined Contribution’.
The project aims to develop Vanuatu’s institutional and human capacities for complying with Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) reporting requirements of the Paris Agreement, and implementation and monitoring of Vanuatu’s Nationally Determined Contribution focusing on Energy, Agriculture, Forestry and other Land-use Sectors. With the MOCC Department of Environment Protection and Conservation (DEPC) of Vanuatu & Department of Climate Change as executing partner, and CBIT as resource partner, the GEF-7 has entrusted FAO for the preparation and implementation of the project.
The project will be executed under the following components and outcomes:
Project Component 1: Strengthening Vanuatu’s institutional arrangements for a robust MRV system for NDC climate change mitigation and adaptation actions.
Outcomes of Project Component 1:
1.1 NDC transparency system in place following the UNFCCC modalities, procedures, and guidelines.
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All the six (6) Pronvincial governments are the implementing organisation as well.
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CARE International is one of the Implementing Organisation
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The Lead Government Agencies
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The lead Government Agencies.
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Vanuatu National Community-based Climate Change Adaptation Project (provisional) Project Profile Form
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Save the Children (International Accredited Entity) is the main Implementing Organisations.
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The VANUATU’S GCF ACCREDITATION PROCESS: ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL SAFEGUARDS ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
This report responds to a request for assistance from the Government of Vanuatu (GoV) to the USAID Climate Ready program regarding GoV’s efforts to secure accreditation to the Green Climate Fund (GCF). Accreditation would allow GoV to submit climate change adaptation and mitigation project concepts and proposals directly to the GCF without having to go through an external partner, thus streamlining the process and establishing a greater degree of country ownership over GCF activities in Vanuatu. In order to secure accreditation, GoV must demonstrate institutional and human competencies in several areas related to the preparation, review, administration, and implementation of climate change projects. This report focuses on the requirements related to environmental and social safeguards (ESS). The overall objective of the report is to provide specific recommendations as to how GoV can meet GCF’s ESS requirements for accreditation.
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Port Vila Urban Greening Master Plan was implemented to make sure Port vila city is environmentally friendly in relation to climate adaptation.
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