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Part 3: Community-based Participatory Planning
Fighting Hunger Worldwide A WFP approach to operationalise resilience Part 3: Community-based Participatory Planning February 2014. A WFP approach to operationalise resilience Part 3: Community-based Participatory Planning What is CBPP? A tool to scale-up resilience Community-based Participatory Overall, the CBPP links people Planning (CBPP) is a practical to their landscapes and provides and easy-to-use Planning tool for the entry point for scaling up vulnerable communities, government resilience-building activities extension staff and cooperating through assets creation and partners. It is a two- to five-day field complementary partners' efforts. exercise used to develop a three-year For example, Food assistance programme plan. (through food, cash or voucher transfers) for assets (FFA) can Through CBPP, food-insecure restore access to food through communities are placed in the the rehabilitation of degraded driver's seat of Planning , while lands, feeder roads and market contributing to their own resilience- infrastructure, and build disaster building efforts and development.
Sustainable Land Management approach and national efforts. Kenya • CBPP was introduced in 2010 as part of the FFA Implementation Guidelines prepared together with the Ministry of Northern Kenya and Other Arid Lands. • Over 900 project sites use community planning, often adapted by various cooperating partners into
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