Enhancing Multi-Hazard Early Warning System to increase resilience of Uzbekistan communities to climate change induced hazards

  • Adaptation
  • Under implementation
Date approved
19 Mar 2021
Est. completion
19 Jul 2027
ESS Category
Category C
Financing
Public sector
Entity
United Nations Development Programme

Overview

Climate change means that Uzbekistan is highly vulnerable to floods and mudslides. The most severe damage occurs in eastern flood-prone provinces, particularly Andijan and Ferghana.

This project will modernise Uzbekistan's early warning system to become an impact-based Multi-Hazard Early Warning System, set to become an essential part of the country's climate risk management framework. Ultimately, this will improve monitoring networks and risk information, providing a significantly longer lead in time to respond to disasters.

Result areas

Countries

Regions

Project timeline

  • Pipeline

    613 days

    • Concept note received

    • Funding proposal received

    • Cleared by GCF Secretariat

    • Cleared by iTAP

    • Legal opinion on AE's Internal Approval

  • Approved

    123 days

    • Approved by GCF Board

    • FAA executed

  • Under implementation

    1,793 days so far

    • FAA effective

  • To be completed

    399 days to go

    Not started

  • Total project value $ 40.6 million

  • Total number of beneficiaries 43.7 million

Financing

GCF-financing

0.0%

USD

Co-financing

0.0%

USD

USD 40.6 million

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GCF-financing

94% disbursed

  • Grant USD 9,999,455
  • Total GCF-financing USD 9,999,455

Co-financing

  • Grant USD 25,126,875
  • Inkind USD 2,979,716
  • Grant USD 1,215,789
  • Inkind USD 1,317,500
  • Total co-financing USD 30,639,880

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