Component 1: Community engagement in coastal vulnerability assessment, adaptation planning and awareness

• CIM Plans reviewed in 25 districts and updated to integrate climate change-induced disaster risk management principles, adopting a Watershed and Ridge to Reef Management approach.
• Village hazard zone relocation plans taking climate risks into account formulated in at least 15 villages in selected districts.
• Training delivered to at least 300 village leaders and CSO representatives in 139 vilalges on reveiw of CIM Plans and relocation planning process integrating climate risks.

Component 2: Integrated Community–Based Coastal Adaptation and Disaster Risk Management measures

• Climate proofing measures implemented on coatal roads and related infrastructre in at least 10 districts and 40 villages
• Shoreline protection measures implemented in at least 10 districts and 40 villages
• Water supply enhanced to withstand climate chnage risks in at least 5 districts and 15 villages
• Food protection measures are implemented in at least 5 districts and 15 villages

Component 3: Institutional strengthening to support climate resilient coastal management policy frameworks

• Revised national organisation and institutional structures for CIM plans implementation
• Village hazard zone relocation handbook prepared to guide further relocation planning activities
• Regulatory procedures for physical works implementation revised with climate chnage risks integrated
• Policymakers and technical officers in the relevant Ministries and Authorities are trained on climate risk assessment and planning processes for coastal adaptation
• Adaptation lessons leaned and best practices generated through the adaptation implementation and related policy processes are captured and disseminated nationally and globally through appropriate mechanisms