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제목 | Resilience to climate variability in the building sector of Antigua and Barbuda |
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This technology transfer advances Antigua and Barbuda's
ContextAntigua and Barbuda has experienced over 10 hurricanes in the past 20 years, the most recent events being Hurricane Gonzalo in 2014 and Hurricane Irma in 2017. After each event, in addition to the destruction of property, buildings, ecosystems and loss of lives, access to the electricity grid is often intermittent or not available for weeks, which has negative impacts on health, livelihoods and wellbeing, as well as the economic security of the country. GCF resources are being sought to invest in the public interest that will result from a paradigm shift from existing and dilapidated buildings that are increasingly exposed to the impacts of climate change towards the adoption of climate-resilient building approaches in Antigua and Barbuda.The objective of this technical assistance is to enable the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to submit a small-scale funding proposal to the Green Climate Fund by identifying what interventions are required to enable the buildings to withstand a Category 5 hurricane, extreme flooding, and extended drought, so that the core economy and critical services can continue to function. Requested CTCN Response• Conduct technical assessments of key government buildings, including hospitals, police offices, fire stations and schools, as well as their service inputs (food, water, electricity) Expected Results
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