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rowid	ID	Project_Name	Region	Country	Province_Community	Scale	Focus_Sector	Main_Climate_Risks	Adaptation_Measures	Time_frame	Finance_Desegregation	Main_funding_agencies	Implementing_agency	Database	Description	Main_Source
5	5	Rwanda Climate Services for Agriculture	Sub-Saharan Africa	Rwanda	Northern, Eastern, Southern and Western provinces	Subnational	Food and agriculture	Drought; Floods; Landslides; Climate extremes; Changes in crop productivity, crop pest and diseases; Invasive species	Alert and monitoring systems; Institutional strengthening and awareness raising; Capacity building; Policies and strategies	2016 - 2019	Information not found	USAID	Consortium of International Agricultural Research Centers (CCAFS)	CGIAR	In order to help farmers in Rwanda manage climate-related risks and improve their adaptive capacity, USAID funded a four-year project—Rwanda Climate Services for Agriculture (RCSA) from 2016 to 2019. RCSA is designed to empower Rwandan farmers in the management of climate risks with the aim of increasing resilience to climate change.	https://cgspace.cgiar.org/bitstream/handle/10568/108052/WP%20RCSA%20Evaluation%20Survey%20Final.pdf
6	6	Scaling out CRA in the Philippines through AMIA program	East Asia and Pacific	Philippines	N/A	National	Food and agriculture	Climate extremes; Floods; Drought; Storms; Changes in crop productivity, crop pest and diseases	Capacity building; Finance; Technological innovations; Infrastructure	2019 - 2022	US$ 26.4 million	The Department of Agriculture through the Systems-wide Climate Change Office (SWCCO)	The Department of Agriculture through the Systems-wide Climate Change Office (SWCCO)	CGIAR	The program aims to increase the capacity of over nine million individual farmers and fisherfolks by 2022 to use and apply climate information and support services that would: (i) address their food and nutrition security and livelihood security; (ii) promote the use of climate-resilient and sustainable production and management practices and technologies; (iii) develop and adopt risk-transfer and riskpooling mechanisms to protect their income and livelihoods from sudden and slow-onset climate-related stresses and shocks; and (iv) support the development of climate-resilient agricultural and fisheries infrastructure.	https://cgspace.cgiar.org/bitstream/handle/10568/82572/CRA_Profile_Philippines.pdf
4	4	Climate information services for increased resilience and productivity in Senegal (CINSERE)	Sub-Saharan Africa	Senegal	N/A	National	Food and agriculture	Drought	Alert and monitoring systems; Institutional strengthening and awareness raising; Planning; Capacity building	2016 - 2019	3,500,000 (USD)	USAID	Consortium of International Agricultural Research Centers (CCAFS)	CGIAR	USAID/CINSERE is three-year project (2016 – 2019) funded by USAID/Senegal and implemented by ICRISAT/CCAFS in collaboration with ANACIM. USAID/CINSERE aims to increase the access and use of climate information services (CIS) to generate better decision-making in the face of climate change and climate variability. The main beneficiaries of USAID/CINSERE are stakeholders living in the zone of influence of USAID/Naatal Mbay, USAID/COMFISH, USAID/Yaajeende and USAID/ERA. These four Activities have invested significant resources in creating and strengthening local agriculture and fishing groups, and institutions. The goal of USAID/CINSERE is to increase the resilience and productivity of targeted Senegalese farming, fishing and pastoralist communities, including members of both sexes, in the FtF Zone of Influence, in the face of climate variability and change, through the improved provision, communication, and use of climate information and services. This goal will be achieved through (i) building national level capacity in producing and delivering and using CIS and (ii) developing a sustainable framework for scaling-up CIS use.	https://ccafs.cgiar.org/blog/scaling-out-useful-climate-services-increased-resilience-and-productivity-senegal#.X5rRzYhKjIV