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See below our latest press releases and media coverage about the NAP Global Network.
The governments of Ghana, Kenya, the Netherlands, and South Africa have convened in Accra for a new round of dialogues to accelerate national action on climate change adaptation and strengthen climate resilience.
Government representatives from Kenya, South Africa and the Netherlands are in Ghana for a three-day peer learning conference aimed at finding practical ways to move national climate adaptation plans from paper to implementation.
Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and the Netherlands have begun a three-day peer-learning dialogue in Accra to accelerate the implementation of national climate change adaptation plans.
Liberia is among the few countries with a United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)-recognized National Adaptation Plan (NAP). The plan seeks to reduce vulnerability by building resilience, strengthening technical capacity, and embedding climate risk into national development policies.
Saint Lucia is taking significant steps to advance financing for its National Adaptation Plan (NAP) through the introduction of an Adaptation Investment Pitch and Matchmaking policy.
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.