The Australia Pacific Climate Partnership supports the integration of climate and disaster resilience across Australia’s aid program in the Pacific. The organisation seeks to capture the knowledge, lessons, and insights, related to climate and disaster resilience integration across development investments in the last five years, for future directions to strengthen ongoing climate and disaster integration in the aid program.
The UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) is supporting the Climate Partnership and undertaking a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) activity to distil an evidence base about the integration of climate and disaster resilience into the aid program across five key areas including community resilience; climate and disaster integration; gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI); governance; and infrastructure programming. The research findings will contribute to increasing knowledge of integration practices and inform policy and program design approaches of DFAT and other Pacific development stakeholders.
RESEARCH OUTPUTS
Pacific Insight Brief 1 | Community Resilience – Insights through a conceptual framework (2023) (Report)
Pacific Insight Brief 2 | Climate and Disaster Integration –challenges and benefits of an integration delivery model (2023) (Report)
Pacific Insight Brief 3 | Gender Equality, Disability & Social Inclusion – pathways to resilience (2023) (Report)
Pacific Insight Brief 4 | Governance for Community Resilience (2023) (Report)
Pacific Insight Brief 5 | Climate and Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (2023) (Report)
Researchers
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Years
2022-2023
Client
- Palladium – Australia Pacific Climate Partnership Support Unit
SDGs
This project is working towards UN Sustainable Development Goals 13 and 16.
