This Peer Learning Summit brought together experts and government representatives from 10 countries to share lessons and experiences on promoting gender equality through climate change adaptation.
Des experts et des représentants gouvernementaux se sont réunis à Montego Bay, en Jamaïque, pour partager des enseignements et des expériences sur la promotion de l’égalité des genres dans le cadre de l’adaptation aux changements climatiques.
Experts and government representatives from 10 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean are meeting from July 26 to 28 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, to share lessons and experiences on promoting gender equality through climate change adaptation.
The session will focus on how countries are navigating the transition from adaptation planning to implementation,
With more than 100 participants, the Virtual Peer Learning Summit served as an open space for showcasing experiences from international experts, country representatives and practitioners working on integrating adaptation, mitigation, and development approaches.
Cette première virtuelle et la séance de questions-réponses a exploré le processus du Plan national d’adaptation au Bénin. This virtual premiere and Q&A session explored the National Adaptation Plan process in Benin.
Climate change adaptation policies are a priority for Eswatini. The AdCom looks at climate hazards and lays out adaptation measures and actions to address them.
As a part of the COP26 Catalyst For Climate Action Day, this session will explore how ADCOMs can advance capacity building for adaptation planning and action.
The panel will discuss how this can be done by looking at three overarching themes: science and data generation; governance and policy design; policy implementation and concrete projects on the ground.
In this session, our experts will showcase the outcomes of two projects that IISD and the NAP Global Network supported to foster innovative and creative ways to communicate the climate crisis through images