Burundi Colline Climate Resilience Project

About this project

The development objective of the Colline Climate Resilience Project for Burundi is to increase land productivity and climate resilience of fragile communities in targeted collines. The project has four components. The first component, enabling environment for climate resilience, will tackle constraints related to the lack of an integrated policy and coordinated institutional response to land degradation and livelihood resilience. This will be achieved through establishing the enabling environment needed and increasing support for building capacity at national, sub-watershed and colline levels for effective climate risk management, sustainable watershed management, climate resilience, and integrated water resource management. This component has two sub-components. The first subcomponent, strengthening policy and regulatory framework, will provide support to policies and capacity at national and local levels for planning and implementing integrated watershed management and for climate resilient practices benefitting socially vulnerable groups (women and youth). The second subcomponent, institutional capacity strengthening at national, watershed, and community level, will directly support national agencies, and provincial and communal administrations, to implement and manage climate and land risks. The second component, adaptive capacity for sustainable watershed management will address the constraints of fragmented and degraded watersheds and limited access to sustainable fina…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Burundi

Sectors

Agricultural land resourcesOther general public servicesMulti-hazard response preparednessForestry policy and administrative management

Places

Gitega

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Ministry of Environment, Agriculture and Livestock of Burundi (MINEAGRIE)

Accountable

Republic of Burundi

Passes funds through

International Development Association

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P180864.

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