Palau is a small island nation of extraordinary ecological and cultural richness, spread across more than 300 islands in the western Pacific. It is also among the most climate-vulnerable countries on Earth. View the story Skip to main content On the Front Lines of Climate Change On the Front Lines of Climate Change Governance as […]
Saint Lucia’s NAP process is advancing two parallel tracks: policy development through engagement and public sensitization. View the story Broad-Based Engagement Community Engagement Youth Engagement Looking Ahead How Arts, Culture, and Community Engagement Are Driving Climate Resilience in Saint Lucia Saint Lucia’s national adaptation plan (NAP) process is advancing along two parallel tracks: policy development […]
Four stories of adaptation plans driving change View the story NAPs in Action Four stories of adaptation plans driving change In Costa Rica, farmers tend to their crops with support from water reservoirs introduced through the country’s National Adaptation Plan. (moOve) In Costa Rica, farmers tend to their crops with support from water reservoirs introduced […]
On the Front Lines View the story “My Photos Are Giving a Voice to the People” The Rwandan women shaping adaptation plans Alice Kayibanda Kayisire Alice Kayibanda Kayisire In the rolling hills of Rwanda, the future of climate change adaptation is being envisioned through the lens of those who experience climate risks first-hand. Envisioning Resilience […]
Two Zambian communities, Magoye and Mutema Bweenga, are advancing climate adaptation projects as part of the adaptation priorities set out in the country’s NAP. These initiatives showcase climate resilience in an agricultural region severely impacted by a devastating drought. View the story In the Trenches in the Fight Against Drought How Zambia is scaling up […]
Costa Rica boosts rural communities’ resilience in the face of threats to their water security because of climate change. View the story Costa Rica’s NAP NAP Implementation Direct Benefits Enhancing Agricultural Resilience LEA EN ESPAÑOL Building Resilience in Times of Drought: Protecting water and livelihoods for farming families Photo essay on the implementation of […]
Con el apoyo de la Red Global del PNA, el Gobierno de Costa Rica está construyendo reservorios de agua cerca de las comunidades donde las familias agricultoras están lidiando con los niveles mínimos récord registrados en la cuenca del río Reventazón debido al cambio climático. Esta iniciativa implementada por Costa Rica forma parte de las […]
This photo essay by Viliami Takau from the Tongan government’s JNAP Secretariat shares stories of how this national adaptation plan is being implemented. View the story Sustaining Hope and Harvesting Rainwater Tonga builds resilience in face of climate crisis This photo essay by Viliami Takau from the Tongan government’s JNAP Secretariat shares stories of how […]
How Kenyan communities are working toward drought-resilient livelihoods through the national adaptation plan process. View the story Kenya’s NAP Taita-Taveta Nyeri Kilifi Thriving in Dry Times How Kenyan communities are working toward drought-resilient livelihoods through the national adaptation plan process Kenya has been enduring severe drought since 2016. In recent years, rain in Kenya has […]
The tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique has made meaningful progress on building resilience to cope with the impacts of climate change. This article explores how three Grenadian communities have reduced their climate vulnerability and built resilience by implementing country’s National Adaptation Plan. View the story Grenada’s NAP Blaize Lauriston Telescope Beach Climate […]