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Climate Screening

The aim of the Climate Screening Project was to help participating countries screen national development planning activities for potential impacts of climate change in relevant sectors and key programmes.

Climate screening provided expertise for designing climate change adaptation
programmes, while exploring ‘windows of opportunity’ for raising key policy issues and influencing the design of development programmes and investments.

In Phase I, the Project cooperated with Mozambique, Tanzania and Vietnam. Phase II assisted Bangladesh, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Uganda.

The Project was funded by the Danish International Development Assistance (Danida), and was implemented by URC with national counterparts in the participating countries.

For further information contact:  Anne Olhoff, olho@risoe.dtu.dk 

 

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