based Expertise required Please list the expertise, materials and other resources required to successfully implement the CTCN assistance and reach the expected objectives. This will constitute the basis for developing the budget of the CTCN assistance. Activity 1 Coordinator, senior engineer specializing in coasts or oceanography and climate change or similar Coordinate activities, provide link to Uruguay government; responsible for reviewing experiences and proposing variables for the database (5 days) Junior specialist in oceanography Support coordination and preparation of documents (19 days) Materials Coordination visit (1) Activity 2 Coordinator, senior engineer specializing in coasts or oceanography and climate change or similar Presentation of prepared materials and technical assistance (20 days) Junior specialist Support for gathering information (45 days) Local consultant Workshop logistical support (5 days) Administrator Support for administrative supervision Event 1 Workshop comprising government institutions, academics and NGOs on the gathering and potential use of information on coastal hazards Materials Other Activity 3 Coordinator, senior specialist in oceanography and climate change or similar Validation of information gathered on issues within their area of specialization; analysis of historical series and projections; identification of threats (20 days) Climate change specialist, meteorologist Validation of information gathered on issues within their area of specialization; analysis of historical series and projections; identification of threats (20 days) Specialist in and/or wind Validation of information gathered on issues within area of specialization; analysis of historical series and projections; identification of threats (10 days)
National Hydrography Department, Ministry of Transport and Public Works, MTOP Information provider and dynamic user National Emergencies System, Presidency User at the of developing early warnings of extreme events in vulnerable coastal zones Departmental governments of Colonia, San José, Montevideo, Canelones, Maldonado, Rocha User of information for the implementation of local plans, risk management and implementation of adaptation measures within the framework of the National Adaptation Plan for the Coastal Sector University of the Republic, UdelaR User of information and provider of climate services through dynamic models for the coastal and marine area 2.6 Indicative budget Activities Estimated Budget (USD) Activity 1 8,000 Activity 2 30,000 Activity 3 134,000 Activity 4 33,000 Activity 5 43,000 Activity 6 2,000 Total 250,000 Implementation of this response plan will be led by the Climate Technology Centre (including the selection, contracting, supervision and monitoring of implementation partners) in close coordination with the corresponding National Designated Entity and relevant national actors. Implementation will be led by an International Consortium or Network Partner of CTCN. 2.7 Gender considerations Gender aspects will be considered in two specific ways: A differentiated approach for women. Vulnerable groups reflected in the population study during the risk analysis, taking into account age range and sex. 2.8 Risk identification and risk mitigation Risk Consequence Probability Mitigation measure There is not enough local data It will not be possible to make projections and analyses Medium Use global databases with corresponding adaptation to the necessary scales
Performance indicators of CTCN Assistance Response output (linking to sec 1.2) How output will be used to ensure creation of result Expected result Expected outcome of result (linking to sec 1.1) Anticipated impact that outcome will produce (link to sec 3) Summary document of experiences The description and analysis of methodologies for determining coastal hazards and impacts of climate change will be used as inputs for validating the methodology Based on experiences and evidence from other countries, the methodology will be adapted to the country’s needs Methodology for gathering and analysing information in an efficient and effective manner Incorporation of practical improvements into the information gathering and analysis methodology Partnership agreements They set out who will contribute what information and what conditions Institutions are collaborating with appropriate information Identification of availability of information and institutional capacities Access to better available information Historic databases of dynamics and their projections Input for modelling Modelling of the history of hazards and impacts and their projections Vulnerable and possible adaptation actions or strategies identified on the basis of models (supported by ARAUCLIMA) Impact on coastal zones reduced Technical document on methodology and results Materials to strengthen the capacities of technicians from institutions relevant to monitoring Capacity-building The technicians are applying their new skills to develop and implement a system for monitoring hazards and impacts (supported by ARAUCLIMA) Continual adjustment of adaptation actions and strategies; Contribution to SDG 11, 13 and 14 Atlas of risk User manual and other training materials
1: Response Logframe Activity (link to sec 2) Description of conducted by the CTCN Output/ Deliverable (link to sec 2.9) Expected Outcome (link to sec 3) Main national partners involved Objectively Verifiable Indicator (see Annex 5 guidance) Means of Verification (data source, method of collection, responsibility and periodicity) Activity 1: Review of experiences Activity 1.1 Review of experiences Activity 1.2 Analysis of possible variables to be measured 1.1 Summary document of experiences 1.2 Proposal of variables to be measured Climate technologies are identified and prioritized, adapted to the national context MVOTMA Uruguay 1.1 Scope of study (sources used, countries considered) 1.2 Acceptance of the proposed variables 1.1 Document 1.2 Records of meetings and workshops Activity 2: Gathering information and launch Activity 2.1 Gathering information Activity 2.2 launch workshop 2.1 Agreements reached 2.2 and 2.3 Lists of databases 2.4 and 2.5 Agreed structure of database 2.6 Detailed timetable 2.7 Report of launch workshop Agreements on new tools or tools strengthened as a result of the response MVOTMA, UDELAR, INUMET, IGM, MTOP, MINTUR Level of detail used, ease of use Existence of documents Activity 3: Historical databases Activity 3.1 Historical databases of dynamics Activity 3.2 Projections of climate change dynamics 3.1 Historical database of dynamics established in MVOTMA’s Environmental Information System Risk identification related to climate variability and change will be improved as a result of implementing the technological tool MVOTMA 3.1 Database resolution 3.2 Variables used 3.3. Database reliability Review of databases Activity 4: Activity 4.1 Analysis of the coastal impacts of climate 4.1 Graphic outputs on the impacts of erosion Risk identification related to climate Local academic institutions Number of variables initially defined that have Technical document, graphic outputs
Effects of Climate Change change at the national level Activity 4.2 of impacts and risk in six pilot coastal zones caused by the combined effect of flooding and erosion at the chosen pilot site 4.2 Technical report on the methodology and criteria applied variability and change will be improved as a result of implementing the technological tools. The needs of new adaptation projects in the study zones will be prioritized adequate information for their analysis Resolution of the information Activity 5: Technology transfer, training and education Activity 5.1 of Risk and Impacts along the Uruguayan coast Activity 5.2 Training document User Manual for applications Training materials Capacity-building for technicians from relevant institutions IH Cantabria, MVOTMA, UDELAR, INUMET, IGM, MTOP, MINTUR, COASTAL DEPARTMENTAL GOVERNMENTS Number of technicians reached Number of technicians involved in gathering information and analysis Training reports Survey of technicians who attended the training sessions Activity 6: Monitoring and evaluation Systematization of lessons learned Final Report Decision makers will have access to up-to-date information on the climate