The purpose of this report is to highlight opportunities for countries to leverage the results of NAP processes for preparing AdComs, making strategic use of an AdCom for boosting the profile and visibility of adaptation progress and needs without creating undue additional reporting burden.
Designing MEL systems for adaptation by COP 28 will be a key issue to be discussed in the Global Goal on Adaptation talks at the 58th meeting of the UNFCCC’s Subsidiary Bodies in Bonn, Germany.
This Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) manual for climate change adaptation was developed to help ministries and localities implement the M&E system.
This briefing note is the second in the series, and it examines the indicators identified to monitor adaptation action in the agriculture sector in Rwanda. The note also clarifies the processes for data collection and analysis within Rwanda’s climate change adaptation Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning system.
With almost a decade of experience in supporting developing countries in advancing their National Adaptation Plans (NAPs), the NAP Global Network updates the NAP Process Figure.
Effective monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) systems are crucial for policy-makers working on advancing their NAP processes. The NAP Global Network co-hosted a series of workshops to promote regional exchanges on MEL practices and experiences in Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru.
The development of Jamaica’s first AdCom commenced in July 2021 with the aim of documenting the barriers, gaps, and challenges while noting the priorities, experiences, good practices, and support needed for effective adaptation.
Based on the priority actions of 10 African and Caribbean countries for the integration of gender equality in their NAP processes, we identified three key recommendations for effectively advancing the Gender Action Plan (GAP).
Representatives from Botswana, Kenya, Liberia, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Somalia explored key challenges in establishing Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) systems and emerging solutions in a NAP Global Network’s peer learning event.
Rwanda is advancing its NAP process with the engagement of the country’s private sector and NGOs, particularly in the agriculture sector.