Urbane Klimaanpassung in Zentralamerika - Komponente Honduras II Adaptacion Urbana al Cambio Climático en Centroamércia - Componente Honduras II The project represents the second phase of the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component Honduras. The project is coherent with the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component El Salvador. The aim of the project is to reduce the risk of floods and landslides for the poor people of the urban area of the capital of Honduras (Distrito Central) and the associated losses and damages. Furthermore, the project contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda (poverty reduction - SDG 1, sustainability of cities and settlements - SDG 11, combating climate change and its impacts - SDG 13).The measures of the programme include grey and green infrastructure for climate adaptation and disaster prevention, as well as the improvement of the early warning system and climate change risk management by the institutions and communities involved.The direct target group of the project in both phases is the poor population of the districts of the city area Distrito Central most affected by extreme weather events and is estimated to be around 150,000 people in total. The beneficiary is the Republic of Honduras. The programme will be managed by the Municipal Administration of the District Central (AMDC) in coordination with the Civil Defence (Comisión Permanente de Contingencia - COPECO) for the disaster risk management and the environment ministry (Secretaría de Energía, Recursos Naturales, Ambiente y Minas - MiAmbiente) on the topic of climate change.The total cost of the second phase amounts to EUR 18.8 million, of which the municipal administration has provided an own contribution of approx. 20%. FC funds (grant) total to EUR 15.0 million. Das FZ-Modul stellt die zweite Phase des Vorhabens Urbane Klimaanpassung in Zentralamerika - Komponente Honduras dar. Das Vorhaben ist kohärent zu dem Vorhaben Urbane Klimaanpassung in Zentralamerika - Komponente El Salvador. Ziel des Vorhabens ist es, das Risiko durch Überschwemmungen und Erdrutsche für die arme Bevölkerung des Stadtgebietes der Hauptstadt Honduras (Distrito Central) zu senken und damit die verbundenen Verluste und Schäden. Weiterhin leistet das Vorhaben einen Beitrag zur Zielerreichung der Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) der Agenda 2030 (Armutsreduzierung - SDG 1, Nachhaltigkeit von Städten und Siedlungen - SDG 11, Bekämpfung des Klimawandels und seiner Auswirkungen - SDG 13).Die Maßnahmen des Programms umfassen graue und grüne Infrastruktur zur Klimaanpassung und Katastrophenprävention, sowie die Verbesserung des Frühwarnsystems und des Klima-risikomanagements durch die beteiligten Institutionen und betroffenen Bevölkerungsgruppen.Die direkte Zielgruppe des FZ-Moduls ist in beiden Phasen die arme Bevölkerung der am stärksten von den Folgen von Extremwetterereignissen betroffenen Stadtviertel des Stadtgebietes Distrito Central und liegt geschätzt bei insgesamt etwa 150.000 Menschen. Zuschussempfänger ist die Republik Honduras. Programmträger ist die Stadtverwaltung des Stadtgebietes Distrito Central (Alcaldía Municipal del Distrito Central - AMDC) in Abstimmung mit dem Zivilschutz (Comisión Permanente de Contingencia - COPECO) für das Thema Katastrophenrisikomanagement und des Umweltministeriums (Secretaría de Energía, Recursos Naturales, Ambiente y Minas - MiAmbiente) für das Thema Klimawandel.Die Gesamtkosten der zweiten Phase belaufen sich auf EUR 18,8 Mio., wovon seitens der Stadtverwaltung ein Eigenbeitrag von rd. 20% erbracht wird. Die FZ-Mittel belaufen sich auf EUR 15,0 Mio., die über einen Zuschuss bereitgestellt werden. Adaptacion Urbana al Cambio Climático en Centroamércia - Componente Honduras II The project represents the second phase of the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component Honduras. The project is coherent with the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component El Salvador. The aim of the project is to reduce the risk of floods and landslides for the poor people of the urban area of the capital of Honduras (Distrito Central) and the associated losses and damages. Furthermore, the project contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda (poverty reduction - SDG 1, sustainability of cities and settlements - SDG 11, combating climate change and its impacts - SDG 13).The measures of the programme include grey and green infrastructure for climate adaptation and disaster prevention, as well as the improvement of the early warning system and climate change risk management by the institutions and communities involved.The direct target group of the project in both phases is the poor population of the districts of the city area Distrito Central most affected by extreme weather events and is estimated to be around 150,000 people in total. The beneficiary is the Republic of Honduras. The programme will be managed by the Municipal Administration of the District Central (AMDC) in coordination with the Civil Defence (Comisión Permanente de Contingencia - COPECO) for the disaster risk management and the environment ministry (Secretaría de Energía, Recursos Naturales, Ambiente y Minas - MiAmbiente) on the topic of climate change.The total cost of the second phase amounts to EUR 18.8 million, of which the municipal administration has provided an own contribution of approx. 20%. FC funds (grant) total to EUR 15.0 million. Minderung des Risikos durch Überschwemmungen und Erdrutsche für die Bevölkerung in den armen Stadtvierteln des Distrito Central, Honduras Adaptacion Urbana al Cambio Climático en Centroamércia - Componente Honduras II The project represents the second phase of the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component Honduras. The project is coherent with the project Urban Climate Adaptation in Central America - Component El Salvador. The aim of the project is to reduce the risk of floods and landslides for the poor people of the urban area of the capital of Honduras (Distrito Central) and the associated losses and damages. Furthermore, the project contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda (poverty reduction - SDG 1, sustainability of cities and settlements - SDG 11, combating climate change and its impacts - SDG 13).The measures of the programme include grey and green infrastructure for climate adaptation and disaster prevention, as well as the improvement of the early warning system and climate change risk management by the institutions and communities involved.The direct target group of the project in both phases is the poor population of the districts of the city area Distrito Central most affected by extreme weather events and is estimated to be around 150,000 people in total. The beneficiary is the Republic of Honduras. The programme will be managed by the Municipal Administration of the District Central (AMDC) in coordination with the Civil Defence (Comisión Permanente de Contingencia - COPECO) for the disaster risk management and the environment ministry (Secretaría de Energía, Recursos Naturales, Ambiente y Minas - MiAmbiente) on the topic of climate change.The total cost of the second phase amounts to EUR 18.8 million, of which the municipal administration has provided an own contribution of approx. 20%. FC funds (grant) total to EUR 15.0 million.