Transcript The Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery Session on Civil Society Engagement, Community Resilience and Gender.

The Global Facility for Disaster
Reduction and Recovery
Session on Civil Society Engagement,
Community Resilience and Gender
Outline
 Lessons from pilot strategy on Civil Society
Partnership
 Strategy overview and relation to GFDRR strategy
 Strategy objectives
 Summary and points for discussion
Lessons from pilot CSO strategy
Supporting local level resilience building
 Vulnerability is the starting point
 Organized communities should be recognized as
partners with expertise in building resilience
 Inclusive community resilience needs to emphasize
socially inclusive approaches to DRM
 Empowering women is a critical ingredient for
building resilience
 For scaling up, need to bridge the gap between local,
sub-national and national levels
Lessons from pilot CSO strategy
GFDRR’s added value
 Leveraging larger country programs
 Convening power
Building on pilot strategy for greater impact on
inclusive community resilience
 Refine the approach in a new strategy to build on
lessons learned in pilot phase
 Capitalize more fully on GFDRR’s leveraging ability
and convening power through WB
 Integrate measurement on the objectives into GFDRR
M&E framework
Strategic spheres
Resilient societies
and reduced disaster
losses
Community-led
disaster and climate
resilience
Gender and women’s
empowerment
OBJECTIVE 1
OBJECTIVE 2
CSO/CITIZEN
ENGAGEMENT
AND GENDER
DRM/CCA
GFDRR PORTFOLIO
CDD AND SP
PORTFOLIOS
OBJECTIVE 3
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND POLICY AGENDA
Obj. 1: Integration of civil society, citizen engagement,
and gender dimensions into GFDRR’s portfolio
Activities:
• Technical assistance and analysis to integrate citizen engagement and
gender dimensions in DRM country programs
• Project activities implemented through CSO partners
• Project activities that promote the role of women in DRM
Proposed targets:
• Expansion of CSO engagement in DRM programs at the rate of two per
year so that by 2017, an additional six DRM programs have projects that
engage civil society partners.
• Six GFDRR-supported country programs integrate a specific focus on
women’s empowerment in DRM.
Examples:
• Engaging students and citizens in generating risk maps in Kathmandu
• Honduran women’s organization leading inter-agency partnership with
govt on DRM
Obj. 2: Integration of DRM/CCA into large community
level investments
Activities:
Technical assistance and analysis to integrate DRM and CCA into large scale
investments that provide resources directly to communities, including
community driven development (CDD) and social protections systems.
Proposed targets:
• Ten training activities undertaken with national governments working on
CDD or Social Protection regarding the integration of DRM into project
design
• Six country CDD or social protections projects integrate DRM into their
design
Example:
• Request from national CDD program in Indonesia to support training of
community mobilizers on how to engage communities on DRM;
community-led vulnerability analysis in demonstration villages for
incorporation into village development plans; and support priority DRM
investments identified by communities.
Obj. 3: Implementation of knowledge and policy agenda
on inclusive community resilience
Activities:
• Extracting and systematizing learning from projects undertaken through
objectives (1) and (2)
• Testing, generating evidence, and promoting innovative models of
community-led DRM
• Promoting the voice of community and civil society in DRM and CCA
policy dialogue
Proposed targets:
• Substantive database of 30+ good practice cases on community-led
partnerships with government and private sector on DRM
• Civil society, inclusive DRM, and women’s empowerment successfully
promoted at Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction in Sendai,
Japan in 2015
• Three country policy statements reflect recognition of community
leadership and partnerships for DRM and climate change adaptation
Examples:
• Research on Community-Led Partnership for Disaster and Climate
Resilience
Points for discussion
• Can we endorse the basic approach/structure?
• Feasible targets (summary below)
• Benchmarks and next steps for finalizing document, targets,
indicators and implementation
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED TARGETS FOR 2017
Obj. 1
Additional 6 DRM programs have projects that engage civil society partners.
Six GFDRR-supported country programs integrate a specific focus on women’s empowerment in DRM.
Obj. 2
10 policy dialogue and training activities undertaken with national governments working on CDD or Social
Protection regarding the integration of DRM into project design
6 country CDD or social protections projects integrate DRM into their design
Obj. 3
Substantive database of 30+ good practice cases on community-led partnerships with government and private
sector on DRM
Civil society, inclusive DRM, and women’s empowerment successfully promoted at Global Platform for
Disaster Risk Reduction in Sendai, Japan in 2015
3 country policy statements reflect recognition of community leadership and partnerships for DRM and CCA
M&E
Civil society and citizen engagement indicators are developed and integrated into GFDRR’s M&E system
Gender indicators are fully integrated in GFDRR M&E Framework and all GFDRR projects are gender
informed in at least one dimension