Access to safe, reliable and resilient water supply services contributes significantly to the achievement of national development goals and agendas. Improving the resilience and robustness of water supply services will reduce operational risks associated with climate variability and change and increase the extent to which operational services are able to meet target levels of service.This Training Manual is intended to support national-level processes in the Caribbean for the integration of climate resilience in the water supply services sector. A generic approach is presented that can be modified and adapted to meet individual country contexts and needs. To support this approach, the Training Manual includesGuidance Materials on good practice methodologies, tools and approaches that are widely applicable in theCaribbean context. Its use aims to internalise and institutionalise good practice.Application of the Training Manual also aims to strengthen the capacity of national professionals and practitioners responsible for the establishment of robust and implementable climate resilient policies, investment plans and financing strategies.
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About the Training Manual
Session 1- Climate resilience
Session 2- Framework for integration: a national process
Session 3- WaterRISK: a water sector resilience assessment tool
Session 4-Screening of legislation, policies, strategies and plans
Session 5- Climate Risk and Vulnerability Analysis(CRVA)
Session 6- Prioritising adaptation options for implementation
Session 7- Taking options forward for implementation
Session 8- Identifying sources of finance to implement priority adaptation measures
Session 9- Monitoring and evaluation
