UNDP - Främjad resiliens genom integrerat angreppsätt i Somalia UNDP - Promoting resilience through integrated approach in Somalia UNDP Somalia har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på 75 miljoner SEK för genomförandet av projektet "Promoting resilience through integrated approach to water, environment & disaster risk management in Somalia". Programmet stödjer både den federala regeringen och alla delstater (Somaliland, Puntland, Galmadug, Jubaland, SouthWest och Hishabelle) under perioden 2020–2022. 

Insatsen syftar till att bygga upp kapacitet så att Somalias myndigheter kan arbeta för att främja en hållbar och resilient utveckling genom riktat stöd på områdena integrerad vattenresurshantering, miljöförvaltning samt katastrofriskhantering. Insatsen har tre huvudsakliga komponenter. Komponent 1: Ökad kapacitet inom integrerad vattenresurshantering; Komponent 2: Förbättrad miljöförvaltning; Komponent 3: Kapacitetsuppbyggande för katastrofriskhantering. UNDP Somalia kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med den federala regeringen, Somalias delstater och lokala NGO:er. 

Insatsens totala budget är 75 miljoner SEK och Sverige står för hela finansieringen. UNDP Somalia has applied to Sida for funding of 75 Million SEK to carry out the  “Promoting resilience through integrated approach to water, environment & disaster risk management in Somalia”. The program supports both the Federal Government and all the Member States (Somaliland, Puntland, Galmadug, Jubaland, SouthWest and Hishabelle) during the period 2020-2023. 

The Intervention aims to build the capacity of the Somalia authorities in their efforts to promote sustainable and resilient development through targeted support in the areas of integrated water resource management, environmental governance, and disaster risk reduction. The intervention has three main components. Component 1: Enhanced capacities in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), Component 2: Improved Environmental Governance, Component 3: Capacity building for disaster risk management. 

UNDP Somalia will implement the intervention together with Federal Government, Federal Members States of Somalia and local NGOs. The intervention’s total budget is 75 Million SEK fully funded by Sweden, and UNDP has the overall responsibility of quality assurance and accountability of the programme The overall objective of the program is to build the capacity of the Somalia authorities in their efforts to promote sustainable and resilient development through targeted support in the areas of integrated water resource management, environmental governance, and disaster risk management. The existing capacities of the Government at both FGS and FMS levels have been very weak and continue to be plagued by the limited coordination and lack of policy coherence making it difficult to adopt a uniform development strategy for effective implementation at the local level. The institutional arrangements for water management, environment, and disaster risk reduction are even more complex. These institutions face a huge challenge in their efforts to plan and effectively implement a comprehensive course of action at federal and state levels. This seriously hinders the country's ability to effectively plan and appropriately position for addressing the underlying root causes of water insecurity, environmental degradation, the recurrent disasters as well as the emerging threats due to climate change impacts. The intervention envisages to provide strategic directions and priority actions considering the evolving institutional context and emerging issues to promote resilience and adaptive capacity