Climate Change and Development Learning Platform

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Climate Change and Development Learning Platform Recap of Learning Platform so far............... 19 August 2014 - Lusaka

Workshops Limerick Inception Workshop (April 2014) identified a range of possible themes and learning objectives of interest to Irish Aid First Regional Workshop in Tanzania (June 2014) focused on integrating climate change into development programming Second Regional Workshop in Zambia (August 2014) will focus on Climate Smart Agriculture and introduce smallholder household energy systems.

Agreed next steps Consideration & decision on how best to provide Learning Platform members with electronic information and documentation Plans for climate integration processes in country programmes to be agreed by Irish Aid offices Preparation of case studies and work in Ethiopia, and Tanzania Medium-term Work Plan for the Learning Platform

Objectives for the Zambia Workshop Build on the training and learning started in Limerick and Tanzania on household food and energy systems: Agree Case Studies drawing on the IIED visits to Ethiopia, Uganda and Tanzania Focus on Climate resilient, sustainable (Climate- Smart) Agriculture Introduce Pro-poor climate mitigation & ‘green’ energy access Contribute to the development of guidance notes on integrating Climate Change into Development programming and Climate Smart Agriculture

Expected Outcomes Increased Knowledge & understanding of the relevant topics Increased ‘know how’ of ways to integrate Climate Change into Programmes and increase adoption of Climate Smart Agriculture by smallholder farmers. Increased understanding/new ideas/plans for engaging with policy makers, donors and other key stakeholders to shape public policies and investments Increased understanding of where to find additional support, information, tools & contacts

Expected Products A draft guidance note on integrating climate change into development programme planning. A draft guidance note on integrating Climate Smart Agriculture into Irish Aid partner programmes. A draft note on the next steps on smallholder household energy systems. Agree the terms of reference for two case studies