Project Update
PROJECT STATUS Completed
PROJECT DELIVERABLES
- Capacity support and training:
-Climate negotiations and diplomacy course delivered
– Information workshops
- Technical support and product:
– Research Note on Gender and Climate Change
– Climate Change Impact Assessment for the province of Tetouan
– Adaption manual for cities and provinces
PROJECT RESULTS
- Improved capacity of the 4C to deliver programs and services focused on gender and climate change, climate diplomacy, and climate resilience and adaptation in urban settings.
LESSONS LEARNED
- In Morocco, Canada, and Europe, data sharing practices vary. Administrative permissions are needed to engage with staff, and public officials expect advance notice of data requests and their intended use. These requirements should be considered for future projects involving access to national and provincial data.
TOTAL PROJECT REACH
- 227 participants (directly) reached through activities conducted and project deliverables
- No data available for Canadian Public Engagement
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
- Joelle Matte was interviewed on the CIBL radio show “L’Effet Durable”
Project Profile
The Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) initiative, with Canada’s premier experts Eddy Perez, André-Yanne Parent, Magali Troin and Adrien Lambert are working in collaboration with the Government of Morocco’s Climate Change Competence Centre (4C). The 4C is a national platform for dialogue and capacity building for the various actors and a hub for climate change information open to its regional, African, and international environment.
The initiative aims to support the 4C’s capacity development to deliver programs and services focused on gender and climate change, climate diplomacy, and climate resilience and adaptation in urban settings. The work by the experts includes a gender action plan for the 4C, a training session on climate change negotiations and a pilot adaptation and resilience strategy for the Province of Tetouan in Morocco.
