Stakeholder Analysis: Options Analysis For A Regional Climate Change Programme To Deliver More Effective Climate Services, Early Warning And Disaster Risk Reduction
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Authors
Becky Clements
D. Lumbroso
K. Prasad
G. Vellingiri
KR. Viswanathan
S. Wade
M. Joshi
M. Hanif
Sumit Dugar
L. Dashora
Issue Date
2015-08
Type
Language
en
Keywords
Disasters , Economic Development , Technology
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Abstract
Building on the findings of the Evidence Review, this report begins by providing a detailed mapping of users and their requirements for climate information and services across priority sectors (section 2.1), a description of priorities cited by stakeholders and potential intervention options to meet these (section 2.2), as well as a country gap analysis (section 2.3) and an assessment of those regional actors DFID would be well-placed to partner with (section 3). This information has been used to refine the intervention options and to work up the overall outline and details of a regional climate services programme in South Asia; consisting of key objectives, outputs, outcomes, indicators and how these could link up to other initiatives in the region (section 4).
Description
This report has been produced by Practical Action Consulting and the UK Met Office for Evidence on Demand with the assistance of the UK Department for International Development (DFID) contracted through the Climate, Environment, Infrastructure and Livelihoods Professional Evidence and Applied Knowledge Services (CEIL PEAKS) programme, jointly managed by DAI (which incorporates HTSPE Limited) and IMC Worldwide Limited.
Citation
Clements, R.; Lumbroso, D.; Prasad, K.; Vellingiri, G.; Viswanathan, R.; Wade, S.; Joshi, M.; Hanif, M.; Dugar, S.; Dashora, L. Stakeholder analysis: options analysis for a regional climate change programme to deliver more effective climate services, early warning and disaster risk reduction. Evidence on Demand, UK (2015)