Outcome 3: Project learning contributes to improved CCA, DRR and natural resource management practice and policy 30% of local men and women and local staff aware of legal and regulatory documents for CAA and DRR and implement them in their work The gender and aspirations identified by communes are addressed in PCCAPs, CBDRM Action Plans and natural resource management plans Main policy makers at provincial and national levels use project learning and good practices during legislative development processes Oxfam and MCD have a clear advocacy strategy to promote gender sensitive DRR/CCA and natural resource management Accountability issues reflected in Annual progress reports by Oxfam and partners _________________ Prepare case study and blogs Video Clip and YouTube Lesson learnt publications July 2013 December 2014 ______________ six month Annually Annually
develop and implement adaptation plans clips, blogs, copy of DVD Outcome 2 Increased livelihood and eco-system resilience of the most vulnerable coastal communes to climate change All 7 districts have guidelines to apply a co-management approach that incorporates CCA knowledge to managing coastal natural resources in at least one commune 55% of target communes practice sustainable management of local coastal and marine resources 60% of target households have received funding to implement adapted livelihood strategies by year two 40% of female beneficiaries report positive experiences in negotiating for better prices for produce in the market At least two innovative market value chain based livelihoods have been piloted, one in the RRD and one in the MRD by the end of the project Annual report Project monitoring reports Training reports Evaluation and Impact assessment report Human interest stories Cost benefit analysis report PCVA reports Project completion report Video clips, blogs, copy of DVD Availability of climate resilient livelihood options in the target communities Local authorities, mass organisations and people are interested in developing relevant skills Appropriate individuals are identified for training and able to attend as required . Outcome 3 Project learning contributes to improved CCA, DRR and natural resource management practice and policy 30% of men and women and local staff aware of legal and regulatory documents for CAA and DRR and implement them in their work The gender needs and aspirations identified by communes are addressed in PCCAPs, CBDRM Action Plans and natural resource management plans Main policy makers at provincial and national levels use project learning and good practices during legislative development processes Oxfam and MCD have a clear advocacy strategy to promote gender sensitive DRR/CCA and natural resource management Evaluation and Impact Assessment report Project completion report Human interest stories Project briefing papers clips, blogs, copy of DVD Analysis of CCA plans developed by DoNRE/MoNRE and CFSC in the target provinces National CBDRM Program annual reports National and provincial stakeholders are willing to take experiences from field, and have good coordination mechanism between CFSC, DARD, DoNRE, DPI The project has learning relevant to other actors and contexts within Vietnam. Government and non-government members of working groups and networks working on climate change issues are willing to learn from project experiences