Adaptive and Resilient Communities in their Habitat (ARCH)

• The Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT) for a participation and capacity are strengthened at the regional and district level by supporting the regional and district Governments to address natural hazards;  State partners capacitated in risk-informed habitat planning based on the remote hazard and climate change adaptation planning;
• Knowledge, best practices and learnings on resilience, DRR, and natural hazards generated and disseminated among the stakeholders;
• Resiliency best practices and learnings incorporated into annual and operational planning (resilient village and district development planning);
• Strengthened cooperation between the stakeholders in delivery of the rural resiliency initiatives through Learning by Doing in the context of Rural Resilience Infrastructure and community response capacity.

Resultados previstos:   Over the course of four years, the project will cover about 135,000 women and men.

Resultados de las fases anteriores:  

• Outcome 1: Authorities manage disaster risks effectively and in a participatory manner.
• Outcome 2: Government structures at all levels (national, oblast, district, jamoat) systematically incorporate disaster risk aspects into their development planning and budgeting;
• Outcome 3: Communities and authorities design and implement effective disaster risk reduction measures.