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See below our latest press releases and media coverage about the NAP Global Network.
Nigeria has brought together policymakers, climate experts, and peacebuilding practitioners from across Africa in a high-level regional forum aimed at tackling the growing link between climate change and insecurity on the continent.
Nigeria has convened regional and international stakeholders in Abuja to confront the growing convergence between climate change and insecurity, with top government officials and global experts warning that failure to integrate peacebuilding into climate adaptation could deepen fragility across vulnerable countries.
The Federal Government is integrating conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding into the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) to address climate vulnerabilities that fuel instability.
Dr Salihu Usman, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, said this at the Peer Learning Forum on the NAP process in Conflict-Affected Countries in Abuja on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
Abuja is set to take centre stage in a critical global dialogue as policymakers, climate experts and peacebuilding practitioners gather for the 2026 Peer Learning Forum on Peacebuilding and National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Processes.
Nigeria will co-host a three-day global Peer Learning Forum on Peacebuilding and National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Processes with the NAP Global Network from May 5–7 at the Abuja Continental Hotel.
Nigeria will next week welcome a high-level international forum in Abuja, focused on the critical intersection of climate change, fragility, and peacebuilding.
A three-day peer learning event on Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) systems for National Adaptation Plans brought together 26 participants from eight countries, including Bhutan, Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Tonga, and Vietnam, to exchange experiences on how countries can better track adaptation progress. The government, with support from the National Adaptation Plan Global Network, organized the session.
In a significant step toward strengthening global climate resilience, the Government of South Africa is hosting representatives from Kenya, Ghana, and the Netherlands for a high-level peer learning event on climate change adaptation, aimed at translating national plans into actionable outcomes.
The three-day event, held from Tuesday to Thursday, is co-hosted by the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Global Network, bringing together policymakers, technical experts, and development partners to share best practices and accelerate climate adaptation efforts.
The Government of South Africa is hosting representatives from Kenya, Ghana, and the Netherlands in Johannesburg for discussions on strengthening national action to adapt to climate change impacts.
The four-country peer learning event will explore approaches for how to move national priorities for climate change adaptation through planning processes to implementation in an effective, inclusive way.
The Government of Ghana, through the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) under the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, has launched the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) 2025 to integrate climate change adaptation into national development planning.
With adaptation being a key focus at COP30, it’s time to strengthen the inclusion of the education sector in national adaptation plans processes to support education systems to adapt to climate change to protect the lives, wellbeing and education of children.
Monrovia, Liberia.- Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia and the Environment Protection Agency of Sierra Leone today signed a milestone Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Belém, Brazil, on the margins of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 30).