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Kiribati Climate Change and Disaster Risk and Finance Assessment -Final Report August 2020

23 Aug 2020

The partners would like to thank the following agencies: • The Climate Finance Division within the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MFED), which requested this assessment on behalf of the Government of Kiribati and provided leadership and guidance throughout the assessment and country consultations. [...] Consider updating the Development Cooperation Policy to reflect the KV20 and KCCP, as well as updating the M&E framework for the KDP and KV20 to reflect the latest developments such as the new KCCP, creation of the Climate Finance Division, the enactment of the Paris Agreement and Rulebook and so forth. [...] Recognising the role of climate change and disaster risk finance as a means of implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and national development aspirations, consider having CCDRM finance as an agenda item in the Development Partners’ Forum and the meeting of the Development Coordinating Committee. [...] To provide Kiribati with a practical assessment of the feasibility of applying options (specific initiatives and instruments) to improve access to, and management of climate change and disaster risk finance, including consideration of the associated risks and benefits, considering as appropriate, the specific capacities and needs of Kiribati and the potential for combinations of various national a. [...] Three key strategies are detailed that directly relate to climate change and disaster risk, including: - Reduce the vulnerabilities to the impacts of climate change and disaster risks through more programmes designed to mitigate against climate change and more programmes implemented to assist with the adaptation to climate change; - Increased measures for the adaptation and mitigation of the effec.
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148
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Fiji

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