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Nicaragua has significant experience in incorporating disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA) variables. In 2009, the first General Methodology for Project Formulation and Evaluation was introduced, and 2010 saw the adoption of the Economic Evaluation Guide for the Inclusion of the Disaster Risk Variable in Public Investment, developed by CEPREDENAC. 1 Based on the experience of applying this guide and developments and adaptation in different sectors, the National Public Investment System (SNIP) identified the need to update the methodology and published the General

The purpose of this technical note is to systematize the main issues discussed at the virtual meeting of the SNIP Network on June 2, 2021, a meeting that marked the resumption of the Network's activities, offering a space for the SNIP Directors and the members of the institutions that constitute the Board to meet again.

This report summarizes the results of the questionnaire applied to the national directors of Public Investment belonging to the National Public Investment Systems Network (SNIP) during the month of November 2020. The objective was to understand how the SNIPs have reacted to the impacts generated by COVID-19 on legal institutions, methodologies, information systems, training, and financing.

The purpose of this document is to guide users in navigating the RedSNIP Portal.

This Technical Note aims at systemizing the discussion held in the virtual RedSNIP session of September 23rd, 2020: investment for development in pandemic and risk conditions: thoughts on the road run by the RedSNIP in risk management 2018-2020. This note aims at gathering the main aspects and suggesting some possible collaborative working guidelines that emerged from the dialogue.

The present Technical Note aims at systemizing the discussion held in the virtual RedSNIP session of June 24th, 2020 related to public investment planning with the Nexo Water-Energy-Food focus.

This Technical Note aims at systemizing the discussion held in the virtual RedSNIP meeting of May 20th, 2020 related to flexibilization in the SNIP in times of Covid-19.

The present Technical Note aims at systemizing the discussion held in the virtual RedSNIP session of April 15th, 2020 on the challenges the Covid-19 pandemic poses for the national public investment systems and suggests some possible collaborative working guidelines that emerged from the dialogue.

This declaration, the Act of the Annual RedSNIP Meeting of May 8th and 9th in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, recognizes that public investment is constituted in an effective instrument through which public policies impact on social inequality, wealth generation and considerations on the well-being of the population, ratifies the commitment to orient public investment approach with a human face inclusively and sustainably and defines the following as the working priorities for the Network for the coming period: Training and education of public servants in RedSNIP / capacity strengthening

This declaration, the minutes of the annual RedSNIP meeting of April 17th to 19th in Panama City, Panama, recognizes that public investment is constituted in an effective instrument through which public policies impact social inequality, wealth generation and considerations on the well-being of the population, ratifies the commitment to orient public investment approach with a human face inclusively and sustainably and defines the following as the working priorities for the Network for the coming period: Training and education of public servants in RedSNIP / capacity strengthening PPP and