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 will share findings from a recent report published by the NAP Global Network Secretariat on finance in NAP processes. During this session, we will share results of a review of 59 multi-sector NAP documents on how countries are addressing adaptation finance issues, highlighting good practices and areas for improvement for identifying, prioritizing, and mobilizing adaptation finance.
This webinar will be held in English with simultaneous translation into French and Spanish.
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
