The Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) supports developing countries and regions that are highly vulnerable to climate change. It strengthens their adaptive capacities and resilience against the impacts of climate change on their communities, ecosystems, and infrastructures.
PPCR tracks progress on the integration of climate change into national and sectoral planning; strengthened government capacity and coordination mechanisms; the development and uptake of climate-responsive tools and strategies; and the number of people supported to cope with the effects of climate change.
Multi-stakeholder engagement is central to the implementation and monitoring of PPCR’s strategic programs for climate resilience (i.e., investment plans). As part of PPCR's approach to monitoring and reporting, state and non-state stakeholder groups in each PPCR recipient country come together for a workshop that involves reviewing, discussing, and assessing progress on all PPCR projects under implementation in the country. This inclusive, participatory approach enriches the process, builds monitoring and reporting capacity, and improves results.
Please note: Not all projects contributing to all indicators
The Business Development for Resilience Program (BDRP) window under PPCR aims to develop innovative private sector initiatives, support governments in mainstreaming climate risk management and resilience into economic planning and development, and undertake key technical assistance activities that will enable future investments in climate resilience.
Data as of December 31, 2022
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