Increasing resilience to the health risks of climate change in the Federated States of Micronesia

About this project

The project will transform the current situation of high vulnerability to VBD, WBD and FBD risks related to climate change by developing a climate-resilient health system, as outlined in the NCCHAP, and implementing tangible human health adaptation activities at the community level. The project is organized around three components that are presented in the theory of change below (Figure 3). The different activities have been developed taking into account recommendations from the NCCHAP and the joint external evaluation of International Health Regulations core capacities of FSM from the World Health Organization (WHO)[1] [about:blank]. Figure 3: Theory of Change [https://formioblob.blob.core.windows.net/formio/uploads/image7-c4688cfc-4a61-40a2-b56c-8910d7cca31c.png?st=2020-11-24T04%3A06%3A38Z&se=2021-11-24T05%3A46%3A38Z&sp=r&sv=2018-03-28&sr=b&sig=S0Ka0xAjAMO%2BiEdR%2FxHl2YQ%2FgROD8Zt8enj7Ozx951Q%3D] Component 1: Enabling environment Expected outcome: Enhanced policies, capacities and cross-sectoral collaboration to mainstream and manage climate-sensitive health risks associated with VBD, WBD and FBD. Activities: 1. Revise or update climate change and VBD, WBD and FBD policies and programs, including the NCCHAP, to better consider the extent to which climate variability and change could affect the spatial and temporal distribution of disease or could increase the numbers of injuries, illnesses, and deaths, and update action plans. In particular: · on VBD,…

Published by

Green Climate Fund · Multilateral

Countries

Micronesia

Sectors

Multisector aid for basic social servicesSocial Protection

Focus

Climate adaptation · Main focus

Funded by

Green Climate Fund

Implemented by

Pacific Community

Published by Green Climate Fund to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 1 Jul 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-41317-SAP051.

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