This session will explore how countries can use their NAP processes to accelerate CDRFI solutions that build resilience to climate change.
This series supported countries in designing and applying integrated approaches in their adaptation, mitigation, and development agendas.
The NAP Global Network Secretariat is currently supporting 20 country partners prepare adaptation communications under the UNFCCC and these are the most common questions that have emerged from this work.
In this event, we will revisit why integrating adaptation and mitigation is needed, and explore how to identify and plan integrated and holistic actions that address climate change adaptation and emissions reduction for a healthy, resilient zero carbon future.
Join this webinar on vertical integration for locally-led action on climate adaptation.
This event will launch a new report analyzing the ways in which countries are integrating climate and disaster risk finance and insurance (CDRFI) solutions in their efforts to formulate and implement NAPs–as well as the missed opportunities.
Climate change and biodiversity loss must be addressed urgently and ambitiously—neither will be successfully resolved unless both are tackled together.
How can a country report on the progress and results of their adaptation actions? On June 24, the NAP Global Network will host a webinar to present our review of available NAP progress reports, ask country partners about their experiences, and derive lessons to guide national governments through this process. Register here to join the discussion!
This virtual learning session raised awareness of the need for an integrated approach that addresses the impacts of climate change, advances gender equality, and builds the resilience of health systems.
The scale of the humanitarian crisis in Somalia is immense. It has also been described as the most vulnerable country in the world to climate change. There is growing recognition that it must start adaptation planning now to protect and enhance the peace gains that have been made.