Financing is an important enabling factor for effective, inclusive NAP processes. Developing countries need access to sufficient finance throughout the NAP process from a diversity of sources and through mechanisms that do not exacerbate existing debt burdens.This webinar shared findings from a recent report published by the NAP Global Network Secretariat on finance in NAP processes. In this session our panelists gave an overview of the key findings of a review of 59 multi-sector NAP documents on how countries are addressing adaptation finance issues. We also heard from Kenya’s NAP focal point, Thomas Lerenten Lelekoitien, who shared real-world examples for how Kenya is identifying, prioritizing, and mobilizing adaptation finance.
Speakers
- Maribel Hernandez, Senior Policy Advisor, Adaptation Finance, NAP Global Network
- Thomas Lerenten Lelekoitien, Deputy Director for Climate Change Adaptation, Climate Change Directorate, Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry, Kenya
Slides
Recording
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Reports and Other Resources
- REPORT | Finance for National Adaptation Plan Processes: What can we learn from countries’ national adaptation plans?
- PUBLICATION | Costing Methodology for Fiji’s National Adaptation Plan
- GUIDANCE NOTE | Financing NAP Processes
- INTERACTIVE MICROSITE | Inventory of Innovative Financial Instruments for Climate Change Adaptation
- BRIEFING NOTE | Climate Change Adaptation Investment Plans: Frequently asked questions