HoA GW4R Project
About HoA GW4R Project
The proposed project structure (Components 1-3) is strongly rooted in the need for solutions to build.
climate resilience of borderland communities, through interventions across scales (at the local, sub-national, national, and regional level). Components remain technically the same for all participating countries, but differ in terms of their scope, targets, and investments required in each country (see Annex 1 and 2). The Program is structured around two main components described below (with a third component related to project management, knowledge, and operation). Two of the Phase I countries (Kenya and Ethiopia) will include a fourth project component, the Contingent Emergency Response (CERC) mechanism.
Project Components
Project Beneficiaries
Project beneficiaries will be water insecure communities in Somalia that face increasingly challenging access due to climate change and population growth. Total beneficiary number is estimated at 350,000.
Federal Level Roles and Responsibilities
A federal inter-ministerial project steering committee (PSC) will be established for the purposes of the project and will consist of representatives from the following federal ministries: (a) Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (MoEWR); (b) Ministry of Finance (MoF); and (c) Federal Member State Water Ministries. The membership of the steering committee will consist of three representatives from the MoEWR, one representative from MoF, and two representatives from each of the FMS Water Ministries.
The PSC will be chaired by the MoEWR. The steering committee will meet quarterly to review project progress, resolve cross-sectoral and cross-ministerial project implementation issues and identify policy and regulatory issues. Minutes of the PSC meetings will be provided by the National Project Coordinator.
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