ReCAP - Regional Climate Action Partnership in the Hindu Kush Himalayas

Outcome 1: The three spheres of government identify and consider climate and multi hazard risk areas in government plans and policies.

Outcome 2: The three spheres of government collaborate to set up a multi hazard early warning approach in selected river basins.

Outcome 3: Relevant public, private and academic institutions in Nepal use multi hazard risk assessments and operate early warning systems in priority river basins.

Resultados previstos:  

For Outcome 1:

• Dynamic and interactive multi hazard (MH) risk assessment model developed at national level and for two selected river basins
• Policies, government plans and engineering standards updated based on MH risk assessment

For Outcome 2:

• NDRRMA agrees to a model institutional set-up for a river basin level early warning system (EWS)
• A detailed plan for an EWS in 2 selected river basins (Dudhkoshi and Upper Arun) is endorsed by the government

For Outcome 3:

• Nepalese students enrol in PhD studies related to MH risk assessment or EWS
• Relevant private service providers have the capacity to use MH risk assessments and operate EWS
• Government officials at federal, provincial and local level in relevant government agencies have the capacity to use risk modelling for informed policy making and operate EWS
• Media organisations contribute to increased awareness of the use of MH risk assessments and EWS reducing socio economic impacts of disaster caused by natural hazards

Synergies with SDC projects: Indian Strengthening State Strategies for Climate Action; Strengthening Climate Change Adaptation in Himalayas; Climate Change Adaptation in Mountains; Adaptation at Altitude.

Coordination and synergies with donors and UN: ADB, WB, UNDP.