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1.1.A.2 Identify Three Priority C-Cap Districts in Each Country of Operations & 1.1.B.2 Rank Five Priority Communities in Each Selected District DELIVERABLES: 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT AUGUST 2014 i This document was produced for review by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). It was prepared by the Coastal Community Adaptation Project (C-CAP) implemented by DAI for USAID/Pacific Islands. USAID PACIFIC ISLANDS COASTAL COMMUNITY ADAPTATION PROJECT DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 & 1.1.B.2 Deliverables: 1.1.A.2 Identify three priority C-CAP districts in each country of operations & 1.1.B.2 Rank five priority communities in each selected district for USAID approval SPONSORING USAID OFFICE: USAID/Pacific Islands CONTRACT NUMBER: AID-492-C-12-00010 CONTRACTOR: DAI DATE OF PUBLICATION: AUGUST 2014 AUTHORS: C-CAP The authors’ views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Agency for International Development of the United States Government. DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT i CONTENTS 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ......................................................................................................... 1 2.0 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 3 3.0 COMMUNITY SELECTION BY COUNTRY ............................................................................. 3 3.1 PAPUA NEW GUINEA ............................................................................................................... 3 3.2 FIJI ............................................................................................................................................ 4 3.3 TONGA ...................................................................................................................................... 4 3.4 SAMOA ..................................................................................................................................... 5 3.5 VANUATU ................................................................................................................................. 6 3.6 KIRIBATI ................................................................................................................................... 6 3 .7 TUVALU ................................................................................................................................... 7 3.8 SOLOMON ISLANDS ................................................................................................................. 7 3.9 NAURU ...................................................................................................................................... 8 ANNEXES....................................................................................................................................... 9 DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT ii 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This document provides an overview of the community selection process carried out in the nine (9) USAID / C-CAP countries of Papua New Guinea (PNG), Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Solomon Islands, Nauru and Kiribati. The process in engaging each respective government by C-CAP staff differed as each country has a distinct unit responsible for addressing Climate Change issues at the community level. The following table summarizes the list of communities identified by each respective government as having important climate change challenges which could be addressed through C-CAP assistance. The document provides background on the consultative process conducted with respective government units in the selection of new communities. The communities marked with an asterisk (*) are the 56 new communities added in Year 2. Country Province/District Communities 1. Gabagaba 2. Tubusereia Central Province 3. Boera 4. Lealea PAPUA NEW GUINEA National Capital District 5. Pari (10) 6. Bol/Lamalawa* 7. Panabeli* New Ireland Province 8. Lossu* 9. Ungakum (Island)* 10. Nonovaul (Island)* Central Division 1. Buretu – Buretu Tikina Tailevu Province 2. Daku - Bau Tikina 3. Vunisinu and Nalase Rewa Province (neighboring villages) Northern Division 4. Karoko Cakaudrove Province (Northern 5. Vunisavisavi FIJI Divison) 6. Vusasivo* (10) 7. Korotasere* Bua Province 8. Yaqaga* Eastern Division 9. Nasegai* 10. Nakasaleka* community Kadavu Province (Eastern (comprising the villages of Division) Lomanikoro, Nakau, Nakoronaw, Nakaugasele) Tongatapu Division Kolofo’ou District 1. Popua Kolomotu’a District 2. Sopu Tatakamotonga District 3. Tatakamotonga Lapaha District 4. Nukuleka TONGA (10) Kolovai District 5. Ahau Vava’u Division 6. Hunga* Vahe Motu District 7. ‘Utulei* 8. Makave* Neiafu District 9. Okoa* ‘Uta Vava’u District 10. Tefisi* DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT 1 Country Province/District Communities Savai’i Island 1. Falealupo Vaisigano District 2. Auala 3. Asau Gaga'ifomauga District 4. Manase SAMOA Fa'asaleleaga District 5. Sapapalii (10) 6. Sala’ilu* Palauli West District 7. Taga* Upolu Island Sagaga Le Usoga District 8. Afega* Vaimaugua District 9. Lauli’i* Vaa o Donoti District 10. Taelefaga* Pele Island 1. Pele island community* (comprising the villages of Woreauru, Piliura, Worasiviu, and Laonamoa) Moso Island Shefa Province 2. Tassiriki* Emao Island VANUATU 3. Wiana* (10) Nguna Island 4. Nekapa* 5. Unakap* Tanna Island 6. Loanialu* 7. Launapikruan* Tafea Province 8. Lamanaura* 9. Lonamilo* 10. Iru* 1. Kavatoetoe* Funafuti Atoll 2. Funafuti Community* TUVALU 3. Nukufetao 1* Nukufetao Atoll (6) 4. Nukufetao 2* 5. Vaitupu 1* Vaitupu Atoll 6. Vaitupu 2* 1. South Dala* 2. Lilisiana* SOLOMON ISLANDS Malaita Province 3. New Kaloka* (5) (Malaita Island) 4. Kwai/Kaloka* 5. North Dala* Yaren District 1. Yaren* Boe District 2. Boe* Denigomodu District 3. Denigomodu* Denigomodu District 4. Location Suburb* NAURU Aiwo District 5. Aiwo* (10) Baitsi District 6. Baitsi* Anabar District 7. Anabar* Anetan District 8. Anetan* Ewa District 9. Ewa* Nibok Dsitrict 10. Nibok* Tarawa Island District 1. Buariki* (North Tarawa) 2. Noto* KIRIBATI 3. Borotaim* (5) North Gilbert Islands District 4. Evena* (Abaiang) 5. Taniau* ‘* 56 new communities added in Year 2 DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT 2 2.0 INTRODUCTION Since late 2013, USAID / C-CAP has worked with government counterparts in the initial five countries of Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Vanuatu to identify additional vulnerable communities. C-CAP staff also worked closely to identify new communities in four new countries of Kiribati, Tuvalu, Solomon Islands and Nauru. The two deliverables of 1.1.A.2 Identify three priority C-CAP districts in each country of operations and 1.1.B.2 Rank five priority communities in each selected district for USAID approval have been combined in this submission because in most cases the communities are selected by partner country counterparts primarily due to their particular vulnerability to climate change impacts as opposed to their geographic position. The following sections will provide a summary of discussions conducted with country counterparts in the selection process for new communities in each country. Annexes provide meeting summaries for the countries that C-CAP has engaged with in the process of selecting the additional communities. Each country section includes a comprehensive list of communities to date with new communities marked by an asterisk after each community name. 3.0 COMMUNITY SELECTION BY COUNTRY 3.1 PAPUA NEW GUINEA In PNG’s New Ireland province, C-CAP identified and coordinated with the fledgling Climate Change Office within the Provincial Environmental Department to participate in the selection and validation of potential C-CAP sites. Office of Climate Change and Development personnel participated in C-CAP activities in late February and again in March 2014, becoming familiar with C-CAP methodologies for community engagement and conducting technical assessments. The exposure builds capacity at the provincial level and, in the case of the New Ireland Climate Change Office, provides an impetus and an opportunity for the Province to both deliver climate change assistance and training and gain first hand inputs from community perspectives on needs to support local policy and organizational developments. See Annex 1 for the list of coordination meetings held with PNG officials to discuss Year 2 site selection. In this regard, New Ireland is currently using C-CAP experience and site reports to: Expand provincial level assessments beyond C-CAP communities to other high vulnerability community sites; Develop provincial procedures, based on learned C-CAP techniques for conducting assessments and promoting climate change awareness; and Leverage C-CAP reports and demonstrated needs to request Provincial or external funding to augment limited provincial administrative funding. DELIVERABLE 1.1.A.2 IDENTIFY THREE PRIORITY C-CAP DISTRICTS IN EACH COUNTRY OF OPERATIONS & 1.1.B.2 RANK FIVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES IN EACH SELECTED DISTRICT 3 Country Province/District Communities 1. Gabagaba 2. Tubusereia
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