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FP016
Strengthening the resilience of smallholder farmers in the Dry Zone to climate variability and extreme events through an integrated approach to water management
Country
Sri Lanka
Region
Asia and the Pacific
Sector
Public sector
Approval Year
2016
climate_sustainability
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| climate_id | canonical_project_id | climate_mitigation_flag | climate_adaptation_flag | nature_based_solution_flag | paris_alignment_flag | gender_component_flag | climate_co_benefits_pct | climate_finance_definition_source | evidence_basis |
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| GCF_FP016_CLIM_001 | GCF_FP016 | false | true | false | true | true | - | - | FP016 is a pure adaptation project (GCF Theme: Adaptation) focused on strengthening the resilience of smallholder farmers in Sri Lanka's Dry Zone to climate variability and extreme events through integrated water management. Result areas are 100% adaptation: Health, food, and water security (77%) and Livelihoods of people and communities (23%). Lifetime CO2 is zero; no mitigation outcomes. The primary activities are grey/green infrastructure: community irrigation water infrastructure, decentralized drinking water systems, and early weather warning/flood-response systems; not explicitly nature-based or ecosystem-based solutions. The project aligns with Sri Lanka's National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and Climate Change Policy, and the funding proposal references NDC alignment. A dedicated Gender Assessment and Gender Action Plan exist alongside 51% female beneficiaries. GCF and co-financing are both classified as 'climate' finance type. Exact climate co-benefits percentage and formal climate finance methodology taxonomy were not recoverable from available local sources. |
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FP016 is a pure adaptation project (GCF Theme: Adaptation) focused on strengthening the resilience of smallholder farmers in Sri Lanka's Dry Zone to climate variability and extreme events through integrated water management. Result areas are 100% adaptation: Health, food, and water security (77%) and Livelihoods of people and communities (23%). Lifetime CO2 is zero; no mitigation outcomes. The primary activities are grey/green infrastructure: community irrigation water infrastructure, decentralized drinking water systems, and early weather warning/flood-response systems; not explicitly nature-based or ecosystem-based solutions. The project aligns with Sri Lanka's National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and Climate Change Policy, and the funding proposal references NDC alignment. A dedicated Gender Assessment and Gender Action Plan exist alongside 51% female beneficiaries. GCF and co-financing are both classified as 'climate' finance type. Exact climate co-benefits percentage and formal climate finance methodology taxonomy were not recoverable from available local sources.