Adopting climate change  including DRR This phase will focus on a number of issues which is in keeping with the rapidly changing context in Myanmar as well as in the global scene:
--adopting a climate change lens including DRR
--developing Mettas PMES to focus on end points as Metta has collected so much baseline information
--internalizing in practice a rights based approach to development that accompanies its planned advocacy work
--strengthening its humanitarian and gender competence

By March 31 2016:
Upland Agriculture and Community Forestry Programme
The capacity of 180 communities dependent on forestry and agriculture in Kachin, Southern Shan and Kayah states is improved enabling them to arrest natural resource degradation, improve and sustain upland farm productivity  for 10,800 households and build resilienceto climate change.
 -- wide scale adoption of climate smart upland agriculture and income generating  tree care strategies  through gender sensitive farmer field school approaches in 180 villages;
-- 50 of the 180 farming communities developed a plan and communicate priority actions that conserve and rehabilitate local natural resources, support farm productivity and improve resilience to climate change;
--at  least 25 pilot CFs and CF support networks in the 50 model villages doing village level planning are establishedto demonstrate at least 50 NRM based livelihood enterprises led by men and women, that add value to sustainably produced farm and forest products
--for individual plantations, at least 30% of titles are under womens name

Mangrove Conservation and Rehabilitation
Resilience of 30 communities in Ayeyarwady Region covering 3,529 households  is enhanced through mangrove conservation and livelihood improvement to respond to climate change.
- at east 500 households have increased non-timber forest products and mangrove-relatedlivelihood opportunities due to increased biodiversity
- 2,500 acres of  forest conserved/rehabilitated

Farmer Field School on Lowland Rice
Increased food security in 40 villages in Kachin State directly benefiting 800 lowland rice farming households
--households are food secure for at least 2-3 additional months
--Yield increase per acre increased by 20 %

Policy advocacy
--Community forestry networks are created and are engaging with State Parliaments on land issues

Early Childhood Care and Development
2,400 children under five years of age in Kachin, Kayah and Shan States and Ayeyarwady and Sagaing Regions have access to early childhood quality education  to enhance their readiness to primary school
--90 % of children who attended the ECD are enrolled in primary school (equalenrollment rate for boys and girls)
--47 existing ECCD communities are maintained while 33 ECCD additional initiatives are started
--3 three new ECCD centres are constructed

WASH
Health conditions of seven communities (700 households)  in Kachin and Northern Shan States are improved
-- 700 households have access to clean and safe water
-- 100 % 0f Water Supply Systems are runningwell due to management of a water committee (half of members are women)
--3% decrease in incidence of water related diseases in children and  8%in adults
-- At least 30min - 1 hour more time for women is generated dues to lesser time spent in fetchingwater (time to rest, take care of children, farming, engage in social activities)
-- Supply System well maintained and functioning by committee (50% of members are women)

Livelihood
2500 households in Kachin, Kayah and Shan States and Ayeyarwady Region are able to generate additional income thus increasing their food security
--households are food secure for additional 2-3 months per year
--at least 30 % of women participating are able to own assets (animal, equipment, boat, etc)
-- at least 60 %ofhouseholds have increased additional income (USD100-300 annually)
-- at least 50% of business plans are economically sustainable and profitable and that 30% successful entrepreneurs emerge

Humanitarian
A CAT fund of at least  Euro 30,000 is maintained to cover rapid onset emergency response thus
reducing negative impact of the emergency/disaster
-at least 80% of targeted population in emergency area received effective, timely and life saving support