Regional Thematic Climate Tender

CodedNER2100511SP2Start dateMarch 01 2022End dateMarch 08 2027InternshipExecutionDonorbelgiumSector14010 Water sector policy and administrative managementBudget11500000.00Project summaryThe Sahel Climate Thematic Portfolio PTCS is built around an intervention logic shared by all of its components as shown below. All share the same Global Objective and the same Specific Objectives. Within the country components an identical structure of Results in line with the Pillars of the Great Green Wall is also planned in order to strengthen the coherence learning and impact of this portfolio. Some of the challenges to be met in order to combat desertification and climate change in the Sahel are also structural insufficient coordination and exchange of information lack of intersectoral integration of actions to combat climate change climate change weak structures and implementation processes the difficulty of accessing climate finance and weak governance in terms of land use planning and land. In addition the monitoring and implementation of international initiatives and commitments such as the CNCNUCC and CNULCD1 the GGW Initiative2 and the fight against insecurity G5 Sahel also represent a major bottleneck at the level national because monitoring and verification standards are demanding for government institutions that are sometimes weak in terms of equipment and qualified personnel.In order to meet the challenges and limit these impacts appropriate and integrated responses covering the aspects of adaptation and mitigation but also those of responsible and sustainable management of natural resources and biodiversity in the broad sense must be provided while strengthening the social economic security and environmental resilience of populations. This involves acting on a wide range of areas of change some of a technical nature such as agro-ecological practices integrated water resources management or ecosystem restoration others more oriented towards human factors such as the involvement of local communities especially women and vulnerable or marginalized groups