Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

Joint mission of donors from February

the SPCR planning process tath led to the development of Nepal's strategic programme followed an extensive and in-depth particiapatory process, engaging a lare number of people from governemtn,civil society and private sector at national, district and local level.

Component 1 Building Climate Resilience of Watersheds in Mountain Eco-Regions

• Participaory waterhshed management planning to improve access and reability of water resources demonstrated nad mainstreamed into the Govenment’s progams
• Watershed managements palsns implemented in priority watersheds significantly vlnerable to climate chage
• productivity of waterenhanced through effective and efficient use of water in farm alnds/systems in combination
• Improving acess to and reability of water resources in vulnerable mountain regions generatd and incorporated into country programs.

Componets 2: Building Resilience to Climate Related Hazards

• Naion-wide real time hydro-meterological infrastructure
• Weather and flood forecast and information systems
• Pilot community hazard warning systems
• Micro-insurance scheme targeting climate vulnurable communities and women
• Information systems required for insurance schemes

Componets 3: Mainstreaming Climate Change Risk Management in Developmnet

• Climate change risks are integrated into Nepal’s development palnning and implementation of development projects
• Nepal has the staffing ,skills and knowledge required to understand and manage climate risks acrosss a range of key infrastructure sectors,stakeholde and agencies.SPCR program outputs are managed for results and lessons learne res incorporated int Nepal’s climate change programming and the PPCR global learning support progarm.

Componets 4: building Climate Resilient Communities through private sector

• Number of new pondage schemes created
• Number early warning systems installed
• New protection schemes designed and built
• New resilient technology designed and built

Componets 5:Enhancing Climate Resilience of Endangered Species

• Reports and park mamageemnt plans amended regarding impacts on the natural habitats and populations of critically endangered species
• Improved information knowledge and capacity regardign climate change impacts and resilience maeasures on the nattural habitats and ecosystem health improvemens
• Alternative livelihoods for natural habitat dependent communities.

communities in watersheds of river systems that ae significantly vulnerable to CC have improved access to and enhanced reability of water resources

Government of Nepal safeguards its development programs,policies and projects from the climate change

Number of formers adopting stress tolerants and high yielding seed varities and other adaptive technologies

Number of farmers adopting water-efficient irrigation technologies

Number of farmer accessing early warning system

Number of financial products developed.

• Long -term climate resilience in Nepal mountain communities improved.
• Nepal has incresed resilience in economic, social and eco-systems to climate variabilities and change through systematic and transformational interventions.Number of farmers having sustained yield from agricultural activities.
• Incrased productivity through improved aces to water-efficient irrigation technololgies
• Volume of crop protected from natural calamities
• Value of crop protected from natural calamities facilitiesed for farmers and supplu chanin members
• KW/MW protected