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Impact Evaluation of the Municipal Climate Change Strategies Pilot Project Lessons from Macedonia Nancy Impact Evaluation of the Municipal Climate Change Strategies Pilot Project Lessons from Macedonia Nancy Peek, Research Associate Global Climate Change Monitoring and Evaluation Project

Overview • Municipal Climate Change Strategy (MCCS) – pilot project activities and objectives • Overview • Municipal Climate Change Strategy (MCCS) – pilot project activities and objectives • Evaluation questions • Baseline survey instruments • Challenges developing household questionnaire • Examples of climate change-related questions

MCCS Pilot Project • Project goals – Address the need to strengthen civil society, MCCS Pilot Project • Project goals – Address the need to strengthen civil society, boost citizen activism, raise awareness and bolster local resilience to climate change • Activities – Capacity building related to climate change adaptation/mitigation planning – Information campaign – Green Agenda process First Stakeholders’ Meeting in Krivogashtani, June 12, 2013

Evaluation Questions The impact evaluation seeks to examine the MCCS activity’s impact on citizens, Evaluation Questions The impact evaluation seeks to examine the MCCS activity’s impact on citizens, municipal government representatives, CSOs in the following areas:

Map of MCCS Project and Comparison Municipalities Map of MCCS Project and Comparison Municipalities

Baseline Survey Instruments • Households (quantitative) – 1, 800 households, split between the project Baseline Survey Instruments • Households (quantitative) – 1, 800 households, split between the project and comparison municipalities • Municipal staff (qualitative) • Civil Society Organization staff (qualitative) • Citizen key informants (qualitative)

Challenges designing household survey instrument • Most existing, “tested” climate change-related survey questions were Challenges designing household survey instrument • Most existing, “tested” climate change-related survey questions were not suited or appropriate for our purposes – Geared towards high-income country respondents; especially action-related questions – Contained biased or alarmist language

Example of climate change actionoriented question For each activity that you do regularly, please Example of climate change actionoriented question For each activity that you do regularly, please indicate your reason for doing so. [Convenience, To save money, to protect the environment, for my health, habit, moral obligation] • • Walk or cycle to work Use public transport Turn off lights I’m not using Buy energy efficient light bulbs • Buy organic food • Recycle glass • Buy energy efficient appliances • Weather strip your home • Recycle other items • Insulate your attic

Adapted for the MCCS baseline questionnaire I will read you a list of actions Adapted for the MCCS baseline questionnaire I will read you a list of actions that you might have taken in the last 12 months. Please tell if by taking some of these actions you were motivated to reduce the causes and consequences of climate change? ACTIVITIES Yes, climate Yes, but No, haven’t change was climate change taken such the was not activity motivation Used energy efficient light bulbs 1 2 3 Used less energy in other ways 1 2 3 Installed solar panels Recycled Changed farming techniques or types of crops grown Conserved water/improved irrigation systems Contact local government about climate change issues 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 3

Examples of biased language When do you think climate change will start to substantially Examples of biased language When do you think climate change will start to substantially harm people in [country]? • People are being harmed now • In 10 years • In 25 years • In 50 years • In 100 years • Never How serious of a threat is global warming to you and your family? (Gallup)

Language neutralized for MCCS survey When do you think climate change will start to Language neutralized for MCCS survey When do you think climate change will start to substantially affect people in Macedonia? • People are being affected now • In 10 years • In 25 years • In 50 years • In 100 years • Never Do you think climate change will affect you or your family in some way? • Definitely yes • Probably yes • Maybe yes maybe no • Probably no • Definitely no

Challenges developing climate change-related survey questions • More to come in the next presentation Challenges developing climate change-related survey questions • More to come in the next presentation • Look forward to hearing your suggestions for resources 12