Pacific Solution Exchange
The Pacific Solution Exchange: Climate Change and Development Community is a knowledge facilitation approach initiated by UNDP. The focus of the community on climate change and development emphasises the importance of ensuring that climate change adaptation and mitigation measures are considered in the context of broader development issues, and promote better development outcomes and effectiveness through integrated planning, budgeting and implementation. The Pacific Solution Exchange: Climate Change and Development Community is financially supported by AusAID.
Below are the links to the consolidated replies:
Implementing the Nauru Water Sector Policy - Examples; Experiences, consolidated reply issued on 18th January, 2012
The Pacific Solution Exchange: Climate Change and Development Community, builds on the success of a year long pilot community on Development Effectiveness. The Community was a knowledge facilitation approach initiated by UNDP, the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, the Asian Development Bank and the University of the South Pacific, which aimed to contribute to strong development cooperation by offering an email based “e-discussion”/consolidated reply service for knowledge sharing, leveraging, connecting and expanding the expertise pool presently diffused across the Pacific, and bridging the knowledge gap by facilitating knowledge sharing with other networks.
Below are the links to the consolidated replies:
Implementing the Nauru Water Sector Policy - Examples; Experiences, consolidated reply issued on 18th January, 2012
The Pacific Solution Exchange: Climate Change and Development Community, builds on the success of a year long pilot community on Development Effectiveness. The Community was a knowledge facilitation approach initiated by UNDP, the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, the Asian Development Bank and the University of the South Pacific, which aimed to contribute to strong development cooperation by offering an email based “e-discussion”/consolidated reply service for knowledge sharing, leveraging, connecting and expanding the expertise pool presently diffused across the Pacific, and bridging the knowledge gap by facilitating knowledge sharing with other networks.
Commencing with a trial phase in October 2010, members are engaged in e-discussions via email supported by a team of facilitators. The approach is hoped to initially help members to better share their views and opinions. Based on the feedback from the trial, the Community’s services could then be extended to allow members to ask queries and help each other by sharing knowledge and experience around common development challenges.
Below are the links to Consolidated Replies of the discussions to date:
Accelerating MDGs Progress in the Pacific, consolidated reply issued on November 23, 2010
Effective Resourcing to Address Climate Change, consolidated reply issued on February 15, 2011
Improving Effectiveness of Development Efforts in the Pacific, consolidated reply issued on April 5, 2011
Improving Effectiveness of Gender Equality in Mainstream Economic Policy, consolidated reply issued on June 16, 2011
Poverty, Youth Employment and Resilience to Crime, consolidated reply issued on August 10, 2011
Accelerating MDGs Progress in the Pacific, consolidated reply issued on November 23, 2010
Effective Resourcing to Address Climate Change, consolidated reply issued on February 15, 2011
Improving Effectiveness of Development Efforts in the Pacific, consolidated reply issued on April 5, 2011
Improving Effectiveness of Gender Equality in Mainstream Economic Policy, consolidated reply issued on June 16, 2011
Poverty, Youth Employment and Resilience to Crime, consolidated reply issued on August 10, 2011
