Strengthening agricultural resilience through transformational livelihood adaptation in Liberia (SARTLA)

Building climate resilience in natural-source dependent rural communities of Liberia through system-based, transformational adaptation in agricultural, fisheries and ecotourism sectors<br>
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Indicators and targets (mid-term; end of project targets):<br>
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Mandatory Indicator 1: # direct project beneficiaries disaggregated by gender (individual people) : [33,153 (14,466 men and 18,687 women); 99,460 (43,400 men and 56,060 women i.e 56.36% of women)]<br>
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Indicator 2: LCDF Core indicator 2: Area of land/coastal or marine area managed for climate resilience (hectares): (800 ha; 3,640.00 ha)<br>
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Indicator 3: LCDF Core indicator 3: Total number of policies, plans, and frameworks that will mainstream climate resilience <br>
Sub indicators: <br>
- 3.4 Number of institutional partnerships or coordination mechanisms established or strengthened: (1; 3)<br>
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Indicator 4: LCDF Core indicator 4: Number of people trained or with awareness raised<br>
Sub indicators: <br>
- 4.1 Number of people trained or made aware of climate change impacts and appropriate adaptation responses (sex disaggregated) at different target groups): [40,900 (18,400 men and 22,500 women); 81,800 (36,800 men and 45,000 women)]<br>
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Indicator 5: LCDF Core indicator 5: Number of private sector enterprises engaged in climate change adaptation and resilience action<br>
Sub indicators: <br>
- 5.1 Amount of investment mobilized (US$) from private sector sources: [0; 500,000 USD (non-grant financing secured)]<br>
- 5.4 Number of MSMEs incubated/accelerated with technical assistance, financial matchmaking, and/or direct financing: (7; 30)<br>