Project Info

Project Code
2225I
Tranche
T14
Tranche Type
Regular
Status
Active
Title
Strengthened capacities of African, Caribbean and Pacific SIDS for green, resilient and pro-poor pandemic recovery

Entities

Implementing Entity (Lead)
UNHABITAT
Collaborating DA Entities
ECA
ECLAC
ESCAP
Other Collaborating Entities
Other UN entities

Financial and Evaluation Info

Total Budget
$570,000.00
Project Selected for Evaluation
No

Countries and Regions

Areas of Work

SDG
1
8
11
13
17
SDG Targets
1.5
8.3
11.1
11.b
13.1
13.2
17.6
17.9

Brief Description

In order to confront the triple global challenges of rising inequality, the climate crisis and the COVID-19 health crisis, and its multifaceted repercussions, this project aims to strengthen the capacity of African, Caribbean and Pacific SIDS for a green, low-carbon, resilient and pro-poor recovery by providing opportunities for interregional and intraregional learning and exchange, including through the adaptation of existing tools and knowledge products of UN-Habitat, as well as the adaptation and testing of tools on local climate finance to advance innovative financing mechanisms for pro-poor climate action in urban upgrading. This work is expected to contribute to improving the capacities of selected SIDS to promote green, resilient and pro-poor recovery, which will be demonstrated by the exchange of knowledge and learning between regions with such States, climate action in informal settlements to drive green, pro-poor and resilient recovery, and innovative mechanisms for accessing climate financing.

Objective and Expected Outcomes

Objective
To accelerate green, resilient and pro-poor pandemic recovery towards sustainable urban development in African, Caribbean and Pacific SIDS
Expected Outcome 1
Selected city/national governments in SIDS in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific have the capacity to articulate and develop citywide fundable green, resilient, and pro-poor climate change and pandemic recovery plans.
Expected Outcome 2
Global and intraregional exchange between SIDS regions in Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific is improved and has triggered south-south, north-south and triangular learning and partnership building