The Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (CCDRR) Policy Implementation Plan provides a clear framework for aligning sectoral programs with national climate change (CC) and disaster risk management (DRM) priorities. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of all key stakeholders—across government ministries, provincial authorities, civil society, development partners, and the private sector—who are actively implementing components of the CCDRR policy. This coordinated approach ensures that sectoral plans, projects, and legislation are aligned with national climate resilience and disaster risk reduction goals, promoting coherence, avoiding duplication, and strengthening the overall impact of Vanuatu’s climate and disaster policies. According to Ministry of Climate Change as of 2025, all stakeholders are aware of the national CCDRR initiatives in Vanuatu following the National and Provincial consultations on the CCDRR Policy Implementation Plan. National Cluster Framework consist of 15 Clusters: Health, WASH, Education, Food and Agriculture, Social Services welfare and protection, Emergency Shelter, Displacement and Evacuation, Logistics, Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR), National SAR, Urban SAR, Business Resilient, ETC and Infrastructure cluster. thus the 2030 Target was somewhat achieved.

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Definition

The “Alignment of Sector Stakeholders’ Programs with Climate Change (CC) & Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Policies and Legislation” indicator measures the extent to which the programs and activities of various sector stakeholders (including government agencies, NGOs, private sector entities, and community organizations) are aligned with national policies and legislation on climate change and disaster risk management. This alignment reflects how well sectoral actions support and are integrated into broader climate and disaster resilience objectives.
Concept

This indicator tracks the degree of coherence and coordination between the programs of sector stakeholders and the overarching policies and legislation on climate change and disaster risk management. Alignment ensures that sector-specific initiatives contribute to national goals, avoid conflicts or redundancies, and effectively address the challenges posed by climate change and disasters. The indicator helps to assess whether sector stakeholders are working in a coordinated manner to achieve common objectives in climate resilience and disaster preparedness.
Disaggregation

Sector
Rationale

Monitoring the alignment of sector stakeholders’ programs with CC & DRM policies and legislation is critical for ensuring a unified and effective approach to managing climate and disaster risks. When programs are aligned with national policies, it enhances the effectiveness of interventions, maximizes resource use, and ensures that all sectors contribute to building resilience.
Method of Computation

To assess the “Alignment of Sector Stakeholders’ Programs with Climate Change (CC) & Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Policies and Legislation,” first identify the relevant programs of key sector stakeholders. Then, review the national CC & DRM policies and legislation to determine the key objectives and requirements. Next, assess the degree of alignment between each stakeholder’s programs and these national policies. Optionally, create a scoring system to quantify the level of alignment, or calculate the proportion of programs that are fully aligned by dividing the number of aligned programs by the total number of programs reviewed and expressing the result as a percentage.

Formula: Proportion of Aligned Programs (%) = (Number of Fully or Partially Aligned Programs/Total Number of Assessed Programs) * 100
Sustainable Development Goal Indicator Alignment

13.2.1
Unit of Measurement

Percentage
Frequency of Collection

Annually
Organisation

Department of Strategic Policy Planning and Aid Coordination
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