This first workshop presented new results on approaches to boost poor households¡¯ resilience in the wake of climate change.
It showcased how Adaptive Social Protection Programming in the Sahel (with Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ financing) promotes economic inclusion and livelihood diversification. It also discussed how WFP resilience programming can improve food security and agricultural livelihoods.
Following these two cases, a roundtable between government and international - representatives discuss implications for policymaking.
Opening Remarks:
JAMELE RIGOLINI, Senior Advisor, Social Protection & Jobs, World Bank
Moderator:
MARIA DIMITRIADOU, Special Representative to the UN & the WTO, World Bank
Presenters:
PATRICK PREMAND, Senior Economist, DIME, World Bank
JONAS HEIRMAN, Head of Impact Evaluation, World Food Programme
Discussants
JAPHET DOUDOU BEINDJILA, National Coordinator, Support Project for Refugees and Host Communities, Chad
CELINE PEYRON BISTA, Social Protection and Employment Policy Specialist, International Labour Organisation
CECILIA BENDA, Global Agronomist and Climate Change Lead, International Committee of the Red Cross,
NOUROU MACKI TALL, Senior Liaison Officer, Emergencies and Resilience, Food and Agriculture Organization.