Resilience Thought Summit

July 19-20, 2016

Burlington Vermont

Objectives1.Goal: Enriched understanding of

practical applications of resilience measurement

2.Objective 1: LWR better prepared to practically apply resilience measurement approaches throughout the project lifecycle

3.Objective 2: Objectives and outline for the AEA presentation.

Agenda – Day 11.Introductions2.LWR Resilience Background3.Resilience – LWR – Project Cycle4.TANGO – Resilience Expertise and

LWR Partnership5.Alark Presentation6.Silva Presentation7.Summary and Reflections

Resilience for Whom?

Resilience Measurement for

Whom?

Resilience and the Project Cycle

LWR – Resilience – Project Cycle

LWR – Resilience – Project Cycle

LWR – Resilience – Project CycleLWR Trans-boundary Flood

Resilience Project (TBR) – India-Nepal

LWR – Resilience – Project CycleLWR Climate Adapted Farming on Mt. Elgon (CAFE) –

Uganda/Kenya

LWR – Resilience – Project CycleLWR Climate Adapted Farming on Mt.

Elgon (CAFE) – Uganda/Kenya

LWR – Resilience – Project CycleLWR Trans-boundary Flood

Resilience Project (TBR) – India-Nepal

Sahel Drought Resilience Project - CORE

Protected Production

Accountable CBOs

Increased Animal

Production

PHYSICAL HUMAN

ABSORPTIVE ADAPTIVE TRANSFORMATIVE

Equity Rapidity FlexibilityRobustness Diversity

Protected Production

Increased Income

Primarily quantitative using project indicators

Qual. at baseline.Short interviews for monitoring

Quant. + Qual. at fixed evaluations. Rapid assessment tool when shock

or stressor occurs.

Monitored, but not part of key resilience

pathways

LWR – Resilience – Project CycleSahel Drought Resilience Project - CORE

LWR – Resilience – Project Cycle

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