Haiti Submitted Its National Adaptation Plan
Haiti’s NAP aims to help the country be in a position to address the long-term effects of climate change, build resilience to climate-related risks, and build adaptive capacity.
Haiti’s NAP aims to help the country be in a position to address the long-term effects of climate change, build resilience to climate-related risks, and build adaptive capacity.
A climate change outreach programme was implemented by the Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini to raise awareness on adaptation and collect information from local communities and at the grassroots level on Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge on adaptation.
Strengthening Adaptation and Traditional Knowledge Systems to Enhance Resilience View the story Introduction Outreach Programme Public Awareness Stakeholder Mapping and Engagement Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge Case Studies Key Findings References Eswatini Outreach Programme Strengthening Adaptation and Traditional Knowledge Systems to Enhance Resilience By Samkele Tfwala, Sizwe Mabaso, Minky Groenewald and Khetsiwe Khumalo | Photos by Thembelihle […]
The development of Jamaica’s first AdCom commenced in July 2021 with the aim of documenting the barriers, gaps, and challenges while noting the priorities, experiences, good practices, and support needed for effective adaptation.
An inception workshop was held in Mbalmayo to kick off the development of a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) for adaptation action in Cameroon.
A discussion at COP27 on how capacities and networks can be enhanced to enable women’s leadership in adaptation decision making, including in National Adaptation Plan (NAP) processes.
Join discussions on the two-year Glasgow-Sharm el-Sheikh (GlaSS) work programme on the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA).
This session will share inspiring examples from the NAP Global Network’s experiences with developing countries and highlight key points from its recent synthesis report on gender-responsive NAPs.
During this event, countries will first share how they have defined progress in adaptation across priority development sectors.
This event will explore why women’s leadership matters in national-level policies and plans, how it can be enabled, and the difference this makes for gender-responsive adaptation action on the ground.