Support to Solomon Islands disaster management and response capacity, including the COVID-19 crisis response

This project calls for continued technical and financial support along two interconnected tiers: (i) the continuation of institutional capacity development, coordination, planning and policy advisory support to consolidate the establishment of a robust and resilient Solomon Islands disaster management and response structure capable of delivering whole of a government response at national and provincial levels; and (ii) immediate assistance in relation to the multifaceted COVID-19 crisis, led by the National Disaster Manageement Office (NDMO) and sector committees.

The activities and needs outlined in the project are based on the discussions, lessons learned and on-going activities of UNOCHA-UNDP project to support NDMO, including recent COVID-19 response and recovery efforts. It can easily be adapted to the changing situation and scaled accordingly to meet specific demands that may emerge in the course of implementing the project, in close consultation with the national partners and the donor.

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Impact

START DATE

July 2020

END DATE

December 2026

STATUS

Ongoing

PROJECT OFFICE

Solomon Islands

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

United Nations Development Programme

DONORS

Australian Agency for Int'l Development

Australian DFAT

GOVERNMENT OF NORWAY

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$5,314,446

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2020$523,233

2021$708,604

2022$1,177,646

2023$1,263,970

2024$288,957

2025$2,348

2026$20,124

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