The EUROCLIMA+ programme promotes the exchange of lessons learned and best practices generated in these projects among the 18 Latin American partner countries. Their capitalisation will strengthen individual, organisational and institutional competencies for the management of NDC-related processes.

To support the scope of the results defined for the EUROCLIMA+ RFP sector, in the framework of the development of the Technical Assistance Strategy for the sector, an analysis was done of possible intersectoral synergies between the actions offered by the CG operational component of EUROCLIMA+ and projects selected until the end of March 2019 by the operational components of the programme: RFP, FBE and DRR.

The projects subsidised by EUROCLIMA+ share a territorial approach generating experiences from the local level to the national level with international exchanges contemplating one to several agricultural items or value chains. Comparing objectives and goals of the projects in the RFP, FBE and DRR sectors, the following areas of cooperation are identified to generate possible synergies between the projects:

- sustainable integrated management of natural resources;
- rural financing mechanisms;
- early warning systems and management of hydro-climatic risks (floods and droughts).

Synergies can be exploited at the operational level, e.g. by developing joint studies in shared territories or joint operational planning in territories shared by several projects, or at the strategic level, e.g. through knowledge management means such as communities
of practice, webinar series, thematic workshops or multi-sector human resources training.

See the report

See the technical sheet

 

About EUROCLIMA+

EUROCLIMA+ is a programme financed by the European Union to promote environmentally sustainable and climate-resilient development in 18 Latin American countries, particularly for the benefit of the most vulnerable populations. The Programme is implemented under the synergistic work of seven agencies: Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), French Development Agency (AFD), Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), Expertise France (EF), International and Ibero-American Foundation for Administration and Public Policies (FIIAPP), the German society for International Cooperation (GIZ), and UN Environment.

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