In COP28, LoGIC project achieved the Locally Led Adaptation Championship Award from the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) in the category- ‘Innovation in ‘Devolving Finance’, which recognizes the initiatives of LoGIC’s scalable approach to empowering vulnerable communities in the face of climate change.
LoGIC as an innovative climate financing model delivers finance to the most vulnerable people and LGIs with lower transaction costs & higher adaptation benefits. 70% of the project fund is directly invested to the beneficiaries.
LoGIC’s locally led adaptation model has been cited in the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and acknowledged in the Mujib Climate Prosperity Report 2030 as the best practice model.
1.97 million most vulnerable people (56% women) are directly benefitted through LoGIC grants and capacity-building support. LoGIC provided grants to households to create a climate-resilient pathway, and to LGIs to implement community-level Climate Change Adaptation schemes.
LoGIC has developed a Climate Vulnerability Index to be used by the government for allocating resources to the LGIs for climate adaptation.
LoGIC promotes market linkages and the financial inclusion of climate vulnerable households. 42,500 CRF beneficiaries (99% women) opened individual and group bank accounts. The women beneficiaries are leading their own group businesses, empowering them financially and socially.
USD 12.26 million was disbursed to 42,500 selected beneficiaries as financial support (CRF). 100% of CRF beneficiaries are implementing Climate Adaptive Livelihood Options (CALO) and 80% of beneficiaries have gained positive economic benefits.
USD 9.14 million was disbursed to 72 union parishad (FY 21-22) and 19 upazilas (FY 22-23) as PBCRG implemented 916 climate-resilient community-level schemes which benefitted 300,000 people (58% women). 68% of the adaptation schemes are co-financed from different sources.