KIRIBATI IVA
  • KIVA HOME
  • IVA DATA
    • FOREST HEALTH (C1)
    • COASTAL HEALTH (C3)
    • WATER SECURITY (W)
    • SECURITY OF PLACE (P)
    • ENERGY SECURITY (E)
    • INCOME SECURITY (I)
    • COMMUNITY HEALTH (H)
    • FOOD SECURITY (F)
    • COMPLETE DATASET (KIVA)
  • POLICY DATABASES
    • KJIP
    • KIRIBATI DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2019
    • KIRIBATI DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY
    • KIRIBATI 20 YEAR VISION 2016-2036
    • KJIP REPORTING
  • IVA HISTORICAL
    • IVA 1. PERCIEVED CHANGES
    • IVA 2. SENSITIVITY
    • IVA 3. ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
  • GIS & BASELINE DATA PLATFORM
    • ISLAND-LEVEL MAPS & DATA
    • ISLAND-LEVEL INTERACTIVE DATA
    • VILLAGE-LEVEL MAPS & DATA
    • HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DASHBOARDS

​Kiribati National Integrated Vulnerability
Assessment (KIVA) Database

HUMAN SECURITY OBJECTIVES (SECTORS)
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*Links require login. Email: kivaccu@gmail.com for login request

What is KIVA?

Kiribati's Integrated Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment (KIVA) is a key instrument to identify and prepare a nation and its people to the risks posed by climate change and disaster.

​The IVA recognises that
climate change and non-climate change factors should be assessed in a multi-sectoral vulnerabilities framework. It focusses the assessment of
exposure, sensitivities and adaptive capacity within a sustainable livelihoods framework.

​This focuses on people’s access to natural, infrastructural, human, finance resources to support their livelihood needs and the institutional structures and processes that influence resource access and use.
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KIVA Framework Score Card
IVA Framework pdf.

Methodology

Guided by key vulnerability, disaster risk and sustainable livelihood frameworks, the Kiribati IVA utilizes several methods of data collection to carry out the assessment. This has involved desk-top and scientific studies, national consultations, fieldwork, participatory appraisals in selected villages, focus group surveys, and sector-specific surveys. This intranet site is based on the fieldwork and participatory appraisals collected through the IVA survey.

Scoring

The scoring of each component is assessed qualitatively by identified key informants from the community and trained IVA assessors. The assessment tools include focus group discussions, field walk, documentation review and risk mapping.
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• A score of 1 indicates community resilience at its lowest

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• A score of 5 indicates community resilience at its highest


KIVA aims and partners

The Kiribati IVA is an integrated, holistic country-wide approach to climate vulnerability assessment and planning led by the Climate Change Unit in the Office of the President.

​The aim is to improve multi-sector coordination,
align support, and optimise the selection of climate change interventions and assess their likely and actual impact.
KEY PARTNERS IN THE KIVA ​APPROACH INCLUDE:
OB Office of the Beretitenti (President)

KCFD Kiribati Climate Finance Division


KMS Kiribati Meteorological Service

KNEG Kiribati National Expert Group on Climate Change & Disaster Risk Management

KNSO Kiribati Teachers College

MIA Ministry of Internal Affairs

MCIC Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives

MCTTD Ministry of Communications, Transport and Tourism Development

MELAD Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agriculture

MFAI Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration

MFED Ministry of Finance and Economic Development

MFED: KCFD Kiribati Climate Finance Division

MFMRD Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resource Resources Development

MOE Ministry of Education

MISE Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy

MWYSA Ministry of Women, Youth and Social Affairs
ADB
Asian Development Bank

ADRA
Adventist Development and Relief Agency


Conservation International

EU
Delegation of the European Union for the Pacific


Kiribati Association of Non-Government Organisations (KANGO)

KIRICAN​

Kiribati Family Health Association

Kiribati Local Government Association (KiLGA) 

Kiribati Red Cross


GGGI
Global Green Growth Institute


GIZ
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit


JICA
Japan International Cooperation Agency





Live & Learn
Environmental Education
 Education

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PACE-SD (USP)
The Pacific Centre for the Environment and Sustainable Development under the University of the South Pacific

Rotary Water for Life
Rotary Pacific Water for Life Foundation


​SPC
Pacific Community


SPREP
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme


UN Women
The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women


UNDP
United Nations Development Program


UNICEF
The United Nations Children's Fund


• Stakeholder listing is currently under review and likely to change.

Location

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Climate Change Unit

Government Of Kiribati
Office Of Te Beretitenti
P.O. Box 68
Bairiki
Tarawa
Republic of Kiribati
Telephone: (686) 21183
Fax: (686) 21902
General and website enquiries: info@ob.gov.ki
Media enquiries: media@climate.gov.ki

Contact Us

  • KIVA HOME
  • IVA DATA
    • FOREST HEALTH (C1)
    • COASTAL HEALTH (C3)
    • WATER SECURITY (W)
    • SECURITY OF PLACE (P)
    • ENERGY SECURITY (E)
    • INCOME SECURITY (I)
    • COMMUNITY HEALTH (H)
    • FOOD SECURITY (F)
    • COMPLETE DATASET (KIVA)
  • POLICY DATABASES
    • KJIP
    • KIRIBATI DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2019
    • KIRIBATI DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY
    • KIRIBATI 20 YEAR VISION 2016-2036
    • KJIP REPORTING
  • IVA HISTORICAL
    • IVA 1. PERCIEVED CHANGES
    • IVA 2. SENSITIVITY
    • IVA 3. ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
  • GIS & BASELINE DATA PLATFORM
    • ISLAND-LEVEL MAPS & DATA
    • ISLAND-LEVEL INTERACTIVE DATA
    • VILLAGE-LEVEL MAPS & DATA
    • HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DASHBOARDS