Rwanda - NAP Global Network

OUR PROGRAM

The NAP Global Network’s support for Rwanda’s NAP process started in March 2022 with the aim of assisting the Ministry of Environment in the operationalization of its monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) framework for adaptation. The program of work is helping to advance Rwanda’s NAP process by testing the adaptation component of the MEL framework for Rwanda’s updated NDC by monitoring progress on expected outputs and outcomes in the agriculture sector.

2022

Capacity building on monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL): A training session was held for government officials to strengthen their technical skills in adaptation's MEL.
Private Sector and NGO Engagement: A workshop was held to involve Rwanda’s private sector and non-governmental organizations in the NAP MEL process in the agriculture sector.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Framework: A workshop took place in Kigali to launch the process of developing a MEL framework for the NAP process in the agriculture sector.

Droughts
Floods
Food insecurity
Increased risk from pests and diseases
Landslides
Soil erosion and land degradation

Agriculture
Disaster Risk Reception (cross-cutting)
Human Settlements
Land use planning
Lands and forestry
Transportation
Water

Rwanda has an integrated approach to adaptation, promoting climate-resilient national, social, and economic development with an emphasis on community- and ecosystem-based adaptation. Rwanda’s NAP process received USD 6 million from the Global Environment Facility in 2020 to strengthen the capacity of the government, private sector, and communities to plan, fund, implement, and monitor climate change adaptation across the country.