WEBINAR | Integrating the Education Sector into NAP Processes
As climate risks become more complex and difficult to manage, strengthening the resilience of the education sector has never been more urgent. Education is not only vulnerable to climate impacts – it is also critical to building the resilience of communities and future generations. This requires coordination, collaboration, and action amongst education and climate change actors, which are core aspects of the national adaptation plan (NAP) process. Understanding this process and the key opportunities and entry points for integrating the education sector is critical for both climate change and education actors.
Co-hosted by Save the Children and the NAP Global Network on 29 July 2026, this webinar brought together more than 120 participants from around the world, launching two new resources to support education ministries and National Adaptation Plan (NAP) teams integrate the education sector into the NAP process:
- Engaging the Education Sector into NAP Processes: a guidance note for education ministries with a focus on children’s education.
- Integrating the Education Sector into NAP Processes: a briefing for NAP teams with a focus on children’s education.
The webinar provided practical insights and examples for colleagues working at the intersection of climate adaptation and education.
Watch the webinar recording here:
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RELATED CONTENT:
- REPORT | Education in National Adaptation Plan Processes
- GUIDANCE NOTE | Engaging the Education Sector in the National Adaptation Plan Process
- REPORT | Integrating the Education Sector into the National Adaptation Plan Process: A briefing for NAP teams
- EXPLAINER | Why the Education Sector Matters in the National Adaptation Plan Process: New resources for NAP teams and education ministries
- EXPLAINER | What Can We Learn From How Countries Include Education, Children and Youth in Their NAP Processes?
- WEBINAR| Climate Resilience in the Classroom
Publisher: International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)