CDR 1.3.2 Persons trained in natural resource management climate change & DRR

Training is a structured process where individuals or groups receive instruction to improve their knowledge, skills, and abilities. It includes formal or non-formal education, workshops, or practical exercises, specifically aimed at improving participants' capacity to perform tasks, make informed decisions, or address specific challenges more effectively.

Participants have received focused support or instruction to increase their competency in particular areas of natural resource management, climate change, disaster risk management, biodiversity and healthy ecosystems, enabling them to contribute to the goal. 

• Gender 

• Age  

• Left behind/vulnerable population group  

The number of persons who have successfully completed training activities in the specified fields. Successful completion requires that trainees meet the completion requirements of the structured training program as defined by the program offered

Training Attendance Records: Lists of participants from training sessions attending the required duration (usually minimum 80%).

Additional information (means of verification):
Surveys/Feedback Forms: Collected from participants to verify attendance and measure knowledge gain.
Program Reports: Documentation of training activities and outcomes.

Data should be collected continuously throughout the project or whenever training activities are completed.

1. Collect Attendance Data: Ensure all training sessions have accurate attendance records, including demographic details of participants.

2. if applicable (not mandatory if step 1 well completed) Survey Participants: After training, use surveys or feedback forms to assess knowledge or skills gained.

3. Compile Data: Regularly compile and update records to ensure the information is current and accurate.

SDC:
CCE_ARI_2 Number of persons trained on climate change, DRR and environmental issues

USAID:
EG.10.2-4 Number of people trained in sustainable natural resources management and/or biodiversity conservation as a result of USG assistance
EG.11-1 Number of people trained in climate change adaptation supported by USG assistance
EG.11-5 Number of people supported by the USG to adapt to the effects of climate change
EG.13-1 Number of people trained in sustainable landscapes supported by USG assistance

• WFC 1.10 Number of people who report to be more resilient to the adverse effects of climate change

• WFC 1.7 Number of smallholders implementing environmentally sustainable, climate-resilient practices and/or adhering to Voluntary Sustainability Standards (VSS)

• WFC 1.8 Number of smallholders who increased their net productivity per hectare

• CDR 1.3.1 Number of people reached through awareness raising activities on natural resource management, climate change, disaster risk management, biodiversity, and healthy ecosystems

• CDR 1.3.3 Number of people covered by new measures based on a disaster/climate risk assessment that increase resilience and/or improve biodiversity

• CDR 1.3.4 Number of hectares on which measures supporting climate resilience and/or biodiversity have been taken

• CDR 1.3.5 Number of civil society, public or private actors supported to promote climate resilient development and improved ecosystems and/or biodiversity

• CDR 1.3.6 Number of initiatives established or supported to strengthen policies, norms, standards that integrate climate change adaptation and disaster risk management