The National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Global Network has launched a webinar series to provide an online forum for sharing lessons and experiences that are emerging as countries progress through their NAP processes. Each webinar addresses a specific technical topic related to national adaptation planning through presentations of countries’ experiences, relevant research and guidance, and opportunities for discussion by participants.
Our first webinar in this series focused on “Sector Integration in the NAP Process” and featured guest presentations from Dr. Orville Grey (Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Jamaica) and John Furlow (USAID).
Watch a recording of the webinar or review the presentations below.
Agenda: “Sector Integration in the NAP Process”
- Introduction to the NAP Global Network and Webinar Series
- A Spectrum of Approaches to Sector Integration (Hayley Price-Kelly, NAPGN Secretariat)
- The case of Jamaica: A hybrid approach to sector integration (Dr. Orville Grey, Jamaica Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation)
- Coordination of support for sector integration: Bilateral perspective (John Furlow, USAID)
- Q&A
- Closing and next steps
Introduction to the NAP Global Network and Webinar Series / A Spectrum of Approaches to Sector Integration (Hayley Price-Kelly, NAPGN Secretariat)
The case of Jamaica: A hybrid approach to sector integration (Dr. Orville Grey, Jamaica Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation)
Figure Spectrum of approaches to initiating sectoral integration
Sector Driven
Sectors have already taken steps to address adaptation considerations in sectoral planning and policy-making. Initiating integration involves coordination of sectoral initiatives to help define national adaptation priorities.
Hybrid
Adaptation is simultaneously considered at the national level and in sector-specific planning. Inititating integration requires coordination of national and sectoral initiatives to ensure coherence and cohesion in the policy community.
Nationally Driven
A climate change focal agency identifies national adaptation priorities. Initiating integration requires uptake within sector-specific strategies and action plans with coordination by the national climate change focal point.
Upcoming Webinars
Stay tuned for details on upcoming webinars in this series, including:
- Vertical integration in the NAP process: Linking national and sub-national adaptation planning (April 2017)
- Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in the NAP process (May 2017)
Further webinars in the series will be announced on an on-going basis.