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The objective of this study is to build institutional capacity and knowledge to enable Tuvalu to better plan and manage the impacts of climate change on migration.

This design document describes the framework for Palau's activities under Output 3 "Scale up resilient development measures in specific sectors"of the Global Climate Change Alliance Plus - Scaling Up Pacific Adaptation (GCCA+SUPA) project.

The overall objective of this project was to support governments of nine Pacific smaller island states.

Engineering designs and costs of the planned water infrastructure activities in five outlying island states were completed in July 2014. These costs showed a significant increase over those estimated in the original Project design document.

The project approach is to assist the nine countries design and implement practical on-the-ground climate change adaptation projects in conjunction with mainstreaming climate change into line ministries and national development plans, thereby helping countries move from an ad hoc project-by-project approach towards a programmatic approach underpinning an entire sector.

The final report on the action is divided into two volumes: Volume 1-Final report and Volume 2-Country reports.

Water security has been identified as a key challenge for Palau. This is a conclusion drawn from vulnerability and adaptation assessments conducted in-country by both government and non-governmental organizations

The overall objective of the project was to support the governments of nine small island states of the Pacific in their efforts to tackle the adverse effects of climate change

The climate change profile is specific in nature and seeks to inform the GCCA : PSIS project as well as the larger SPC climate change support team.

This case study is one of three produced as part of the Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states post-project evaluation.