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SPECIAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE
CHANGE (SPACC) PROJECT
Caribbean
AN OVERVIEW
by
Winston Bennett, Project Manager
Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre
(CCCCC)
SPACC Project Participating
Countries
Commonwealth of Dominica;
Saint Lucia; and
St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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SPACC Project Development
Objectives
To support efforts by Dominica, Saint
Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines
to implement specific (integrated) pilot
adaptation measures addressing
primarily, the impacts of climate change
on their natural resource base, focused
on biodiversity and land degradation
along coastal and near-coastal areas
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SPACC Project Management
Structure
Funding Institution – Global
Environmental Facility (GEF)
Implementing Agency – World Bank
Executing Agency – Caribbean
Community Climate Change Centre
(CCCCC)
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SPACC Project Management
Structure (continued)
Project Manager based at CCCCC in Belize
Permanent Secretaries from Ministries of
Environment from participating countries
National Focal Point (NFP) from participating
countries
Project Coordinators based in each of the
participation countries and
NGOs, CBOs from participating countries
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SPACC Financing Plan
US Dollars
TOTAL COST - $5.44 million
GEF - $2.10 Million
Governments of three participating countries - $1.50
Million ($0.50 Million each)
Meteorological Research Institute (MRI) of Japan $1.39 Million
International Conservation Union (IUCN) - $0.13
Million
Government of Italy (GOI) - $0.32 Million
Others to be determined - $0.00
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SPACC Project Components
Component 1
Identification, Evaluation, Selection and Design
of priority adaptation measures addressing
impacts of climate change on biodiversity and
land degradation
Total cost US$1.5 million:
GEF funding US$0.2 million)
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SPACC Project Components
Component 2
Implementation of Adaptation Measures
Total cost US$2.35 million:
GEF funding US$1.5 million)
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SPACC Project Component 2
Sub-Component 1
Coordination of adaptation measures in the
participating countries
Sub-Component 2
Implementation of adaptation measures in the
biodiverse Morne Diablotin National Park and its
Neighboring Communities (Dominica) identified in
updated management plan under component
Sub-Component 3
Morne Trois Pitons National Park Integrated
Ecosystem Management in Dominica
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SPACC Project Component 2
(continued)
Sub-Component 4
Sustainability of Water Resources and Supply of the
Vieux-Fort Region of Saint Lucia
Sub-Component 5
Strengthened critical coastal infrastructure in the
Castries area of Saint Lucia
Sub-Component 6
Integrated Ecosystem Approach to Climate Change in
Bequia and Union Islands (St. Vincent and the
Grenadines)
Sub-Component 7
Climate Change Risk Management for Spring Village (St.
Vincent and the Grenadines
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SPACC Project Components
Component 3
Strengthen national capacity to implement
multiple Multi-lateral environmental Agreements
MEA)
Total cost US$0.78 million:
GEF funding US$0.2 million)
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SPACC Project Components
Component 4
Project Management
Total cost US$0.82 million:
GEF funding US$0.2 million)
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SPACC Project Key
Performance Indicators
Preserve the ecosystem functioning in Morne
Diablotin and Morne Trois Pitons National Parks
in Dominica
Maintain the health of coastal ecosystems in the
Vieux Fort area
Incorporate lessons from strengthening of key
infrastructure into local hazards management
plan and building guidelines in Saint Lucia
Stabilize population of 25 ha of remaining Black
Mangrove (Avicennia sp) stands in Union Island
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SPACC Project Key Performance
Indicators (continued)
Complete Bequia island integrated natural resource
management plan, including climate change concerns and
incorporate into national planning process.
Stabilize diversity of coral reefs and associated species
GEF uses the lessons learned in at least one GEF
adaptation project and applies the experience with
performance indicators by incorporating them into
adaptation guidelines for adaptation
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SPACC Project Start Up
August 2006 – Project Approval
February 2007 – Project Effectiveness
April 2007 – Procurement Plan Approved
May 2007 – Project Manager Assigned
May 2007 – Project Initiation Meeting
August 2007 – Operations Manual Approved
November 2007 – Field Visit to Pre-identify
Measures
Jan – April 2008 three National Coordinators
recruited
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SPACC Progress to Date
In Bequia a potable water system powered by
renewable energy has been identified and
designed
In Saint Lucia engineering guidelines have been
devloped to be incorporated into the building
codes of the country
Also in Saint Lucia a wastewater recycling and
rain water irrigation system will be co-financed by
a hotel resort and the project
InProject
Dominica
five
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2009 pilots have been identified
SPACC Lessons Learned
Adaptation is costly
Capacity to implement in theses three
countries is still limited
A level of uncertainity exist about
understanding of what adaptation is
among stakeholders
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SPACC Project
Contact Information
THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY
CLIMATE CHANGE CENTRE
2nd Floor, Lawrence Nicholas Bldg.
P.O. Box 563
Bliss Parade,
Belmopan City, Belize
Tel: +501-822-1094/1104
Fax: +501-822-1365
Website: www.caribbeanclimate.bz
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MUCHAS GRACIAS
THANK YOU!
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