By Julie Dekens, Principal Researcher, NAP Global Network, IISD
Explore the four key avenues that countries should use to strengthen the links between their national Climate Risk Assessments and the evaluation of National Adaptation Plan processes.
Vulnerability assessments and monitoring, evaluation, and learning frameworks were validated as part of the Somali NAP process
Livestock and fisheries sectors are pivotal in the Somali economy and food security. Somalia achieved an important milestone in its NAP process by validating a vulnerability assessment (VA) and a monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) framework for both sectors.
La NAP Global Network ha invertido en la promoción de las buenas prácticas y facilitado los intercambios entre los responsables de la política en este campo de práctica incipiente pero en crecimiento y tuvo recientemente la oportunidad de organizar una serie de talleres para promover el intercambio regional sobre las prácticas MEL en Bolivia, Ecuador, […]
La NAP Global Network ha invertido en la promoción de las buenas prácticas y facilitado los intercambios entre los responsables de la política en este campo de práctica incipiente pero en crecimiento y tuvo recientemente la oportunidad de organizar una serie de talleres para promover el intercambio regional sobre las prácticas MEL en Bolivia, Ecuador, […]
Representatives from seven African countries explored key challenges in establishing MEL systems and emerging solutions.
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.
Lessons from a workshop on monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) of adaptation in the agriculture sector
Rwanda is advancing its NAP process with the engagement of the country’s private sector and NGOs, particularly in the agriculture sector.
By Patrick Guerdat and Cesar Henrique Arrais | Videos and interviews by William Appolinaire TCHOKI and Fulbert ADJIMEHOSSOU
Submitted to UNFCCC on July 08, 2022, Benin’s first NAP defines a clear set of adaptation actions to enhance the resilience in eight key sectors: agriculture, water resources, health, coastal zones, forestry, energy, infrastructures and urban development, and tourism. We looked into some adaptation actions already successfully implemented in the country.
The M&E system sets out climate adaptation indicators and specifies responsibilities across the government at national and local levels.
Namibia is making progress on adaptation, and the government is stepping up efforts on monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) to track this progress.
Rwanda launched the process of developing a framework for the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) of adaptation actions in the agriculture sector in a workshop in Kigali.