The Global Water Partnership Tanzania was conducted the training in Dar es Salaam, at APC hotel and Conference Centre (28th Feb – 1st March 2022) in partnership with University of Leeds and University of Dar es Salaam, with support from Adaptation Research Alliance.
The training was meant to help participants enhance their understanding of climate finance, illustrate major climate finance opportunities.</br><br>The capacity building training was also help participants ably develop climate finance proposals – specifically for the Green Climate Fund.
During the training, participants was also get to understand the importance of sustainable development through the mainstreaming of environmental, social and gender issues in climate resilient projects.
Litumelo Mate Sievers, Gender Specialist for the Global Water Partnership Southern Africa believes water and climate change challenges are better resolved where there is social inclusion. Mate Sievers who supports the implementation of the African Water Investment Programme (AIP) - Water Climate Development and Gender Transformation (WACDEP-G), says “gender equality and social inclusion should be integrated in water and climate change interventions at both policy and local implementation levels.”
It was expected that the training will enable Tanzania and Zanzibar water sector to prepare well-prioritized climate resilience water projects that can attract funding from GCF and other adaptation funds.
Watch lesson learnt and views of the participants:
