Agricultural advisory and management institutions have a strengthened strategic framework and strengthened capacity that enables them to effectively support resilience to climate change and climate variability in the agriculture sector.

Extent of inclusion of targets and approaches for achieving CC resilience within the agriculture sector, in national, island & district level agricultural & sustainable development strategies and plans, including cross sectoral targets.
Percentage of agricultural support agencies that are implementing approaches to achieve relevant targets for climate change adaptation in the agriculture sector at national and island levels, and the associated level of use of CC adaptation tools, techniques and approaches by CRDE, NGO and community level support organisations at the 6 project sites.
Proportion of the 29 farming communities at the 6 project sites that have strengthened livelihoods through the use of new skills, information and technologies that address the key agro-climatic vulnerabilities identified at design; and the extent to which agricultural value chains on each island have adopted CC resilient agricultural techniques.
Geographical coverage and beneficiaries of agri- meteorological and climate change adaptation in agriculture extension (in% of targeted communities and farmers - men and women- enjoying access to information and to least two adaptive technologies )
1i) Extent to which key agricultural and sustainable development strategies and plans incorporate CC adaptation targets, budgets and approaches for the agriculture sector, and the level of implementation of relevant components of key strategies and plans at national, island and district levels to increase CC resilience in the Agriculture sector.1ii) Level of access by national agricultural organisations to key CC adaptation information and resources and level of participation in international CC adaptation fora, including through regional, continental & international networks / facilities.
Number of targeted agencies1. integrated effectively adapt their strategic framework,2. count with trained supervisors (minimum level 2 of AMAT scale of 5)3. participate in at least an active interinstitutional committee on adaptation to climate change issues
2i) Extent to which accurate weather forecasts are available to agricultural institutions, professional agricultural organisations and farmers within the 29 communities at project sites on Grande Comore, Moheli and Anjouan, as part of a new national agro-meteorological system established in CMS.
Number of agrometeorological products distributed to farmers in targeted areas during the reference period and cover users
% Of farmers surveyed with knowledge of the information published and favorably judging the usefulness of information
% Of farmers (disaggregated by gender) target areas that incorporate practices and technologies for adaptation to climate change promoted by the project
i) Level of use of CC adaptation information, tools, techniques & approaches, at all 6 project sites, by agricultural support organisations, and level of subsequent use by farmers.
ii) level of impact of CC adaptation support, tools, techniques & approaches, and effectiveness of partnerships forged between CRDE, NGO, CBO, public and private organisations in increasing the resilience of the agricultural livelihoods of the 29 communities at the 6 project sites.
iii) Percentage number of agricultural value chains on each island that have increased resilience to CC impacts and have reduced negative impacts of production on the Union of Comoros' natural resource base.

The Union of Comoros has strengthened its existing national meteorological service in order to implement a basic agro-meteorological system in which meteorological data is being recorded at selected sites on each of the three islands, packaged into agricultural advisories and used by agricultural support networks and vulnerable farming communities to reduce vulnerability to climate variability and climate change.

Climate change resilient agricultural approaches are being effectively used and promoted by partnerships of agricultural support organisations, including CRDE, NGOs, CBOs private and public sector agencies at vulnerable sites on Grande Comore, Moheli and Anjouan; and key agricultural value chains / commodities in the Union of Comoros have increased resilience to climate change.