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a) a summary of workshop results;<br />
b) a summary of participant and observer evaluations; and<br />
c) recommendations for the enhancement of the Programme and Module and Handbooks.<br />
CANARI will finalise the report within two weeks of the debriefing session.<br />
3.3.9. Assisting trainers in the implementation of the Programme and finalisation of the Model Communitybased<br />
Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Programme and Tools (Module and Handbooks)<br />
CANARI will make the final revisions to the MCCCDRR Programme and specifically the Module and<br />
Handbooks, based on feedback from the regional Training of Trainers Workshop, within two weeks of the<br />
completion of the regional training workshop.<br />
<strong>CDEMA</strong> will be responsible for any professional graphic design of materials, printing and dissemination of the<br />
final versions to the cadre of trainers and other relevant individuals and organisations. It is recommended that<br />
all materials be uploaded onto <strong>CDEMA</strong>’s website and that CANARI create a link to them from its Climate<br />
Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Programme webpage.<br />
In the course of the negotiations with <strong>CDEMA</strong> and the inception meeting, it was agreed that neither the<br />
financial resources nor the time available would enable CANARI to provide trainers with assistance in the<br />
implementation of the MCCCDRR Programme during the implementation of the current project.<br />
Based on its extensive experience of implementing regional programmes focusing on improving community<br />
livelihoods and resilience, CANARI recommends that long-term implementation of the MCCCDRR Programme<br />
by the trainers and others be supported through:<br />
a) follow-up mentoring by CANARI of the trainers as they implement the Programme in selected<br />
communities. This can be done face-to-face and/or via email, skype or telephone communication. The<br />
duration and level of mentoring will be dependent on the trainer’s level of skill and experience and the<br />
duration and extent of the community intervention that the trainer is facilitating.<br />
b) the establishment and continued facilitation by CANARI and <strong>CDEMA</strong> of a Regional Action Learning<br />
Group (ALG) focusing on the linkages between disaster management and climate change adaptation.<br />
The ALG should be multi-sectoral and include stakeholders from government, the private sector and<br />
civil society who can act as “change agents” to ensure the continuing implementation, evaluation of<br />
results and refinement of the MCCCDRR Programme across the region.<br />
3.3.10. Develop Community-based Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Plan<br />
3.3.10.1 Process for Developing the Plan<br />
The development of the Plan will also be participatory and consultative, including the following steps:<br />
a) development of an outline Plan and agenda for a one-day meeting with <strong>CDEMA</strong> staff and the CSSSC,<br />
by 18 August 2010;<br />
b) facilitation by CANARI of the one-day workshop, provisionally during the week commencing 20<br />
September, either virtually or face-to-face in Barbados or Trinidad and Tobago, for which <strong>CDEMA</strong> will<br />
make all the logistical arrangements;<br />
c) collation by CANARI of <strong>CDEMA</strong>/CSSSC inputs and any relevant inputs from the community and<br />
trainers’ workshops, and submission of the Plan within two weeks of the workshop to discuss the Plan;<br />
d) finalisation of the Plan within two weeks of receipt of final comments from <strong>CDEMA</strong> and the CSSSC.<br />
CANARI recommends that if the workshop is held in Trinidad and Tobago, consideration also be given to<br />
inviting one or two of the community participants who attended the workshop to pilot the Module.<br />
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