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Capacity building in Pacific CBA

Capacity building in Pacific CBA. Capacity building in Pacific CBA. Increasing interest in cost benefit analysis (as evidence to donors, to inform project design ) Development of dedicated training activities (eg., UNDP-SPREP PACC project)

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Capacity building in Pacific CBA

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  1. Capacity building in Pacific CBA

  2. Capacity building in Pacific CBA Increasing interest in cost benefit analysis (as evidence to donors, to inform project design) Development of dedicated training activities (eg., UNDP-SPREP PACC project) Development of materials (eg guide to CBA underway)

  3. Some recent training activities SPREP-executed PACC project (3 x subregional training- Nauru, Fiji, Samoa SPC/GIZ climate change project - Kiribati SPC/ GIZ climate change project planning - Vanuatu SPC/ GIZ climate change project planning –Tuvalu These training activities conducted jointly: SPREP, SPC, GIZ

  4. Lessons learned Training valued by PICs Ongoing requests for in-country training from PICs (eg., Kiribati) PACC CBA Conclusion Workshop recommendations : More in-country awareness raising on CBA Capacity building (training, skills enhancement) Resources (online resources, tools, guidelines, report templates)

  5. New initiative Strategic comprehensive effort to enhance national capacity to analyze polices, projects and impacts Joint initiative: SPREP SPC GIZ USP PIFS UNDP

  6. Key content Two streams of work with PIC governments envisaged: Stream 1 – capacity enhancement in CBA at project level: Formal training, (USP), in-country training (potentially with PICPA), learning-by-doing (post workshop mentoring in CBA), communication of results for effective decision making Stream 2– sectoral assessments for adaptation: Identification of sectors impacted by CC, in-country training in economic assessment and work-planning, learning by doing (assessing the economic impact of climate change and risks), communication of results to inform decision-making, tertiary training courses in economic assessment of CC assessment

  7. Intended outcomes Improved PIC ability to: Undertake and use systematically CBAs Incorporate climate and disaster risks into project and sector-level processes Increase the use of CBA in mainstream Government budgetary, planning and decision-making processes, and to reinforce climate and disaster risks Improve pre/post project assessment to improve access existing and emerging climate change finance mechanism

  8. Seeking your feedback Would your country benefit from improved capacity in CBA? Please complete the questionnaire and let us know your views VINAKA VAKA LEVU

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