Explore key COP 27 outcomes on climate change adaptation and their implications on National Adaptation Plan (NAP) processes.
Tag: National Adaptation Plans
Por qué la implicación del público es esencial para las acciones de adaptación climática: el fortalecimiento de las medidas de adaptación al nivel comunitario en el Perú
Entrevista a Jessica Tsamajain Lirio, jefa de la Reserva Comunal Tuntanaín
La jefa de la Reserva Comunal Tuntanaín, Jessica Tsamajain Lirio, añade el contexto del por qué es tan importante la participación del público en el proceso del Plan Nacional de Adaptación.
Why Public Engagement Is Essential for Climate Adaptation Action: Strengthening locally led adaptation in Peru
An interview with the Tuntanain Communal Reserve Chief, Jessica Tsamajain Lirio
Tuntanain Communal Reserve Chief Jessica Tsamajain Lirio provides further context as to why public engagement with the National Adaptation Plan process is so important.
[EN/FR] PRESS RELEASE | Jamaica Hosts International Forum on Gender-Responsive Adaptation to Climate Change
Experts and government representatives from 10 countries are meeting from July 26 to 28 to share lessons and experiences on promoting gender equality through climate change adaptation.
Experts and government representatives from 10 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean are meeting from July 26 to 28 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, to share lessons and experiences on promoting gender equality through climate change adaptation.
Eswatini Launches an Adaptation Outreach Programme
Building awareness of community adaptation action and Indigenous Knowledge systems for climate adaptation
Eswatini kicked off a short-term initiative to engage adaptation stakeholders from local communities in the country’s NAP process to both grow their capacities for adaptation action and to learn from their experiences in coping with the impacts of climate change.
Por qué la implicación del público es esencial para las medidas de adaptación climática
La campaña de lanzamiento del Plan Nacional de Adaptación de Perú llega a más de 2,6 millones de personas
The Peruvian government has made public engagement a priority to accelerate and strengthen the implementation of adaptation actions. We spoke to Cristina Rodríguez, director of Adaptation to Climate Change at the Peruvian Ministry of Environment, about the successful communications campaign to raise awareness of the NAP process.
Why Public Engagement Is Essential for Climate Adaptation Action
Peru’s National Adaptation Plan launch campaign reaches over 2.6 million people
The Peruvian government has made public engagement a priority to accelerate and strengthen the implementation of adaptation actions. We spoke to Cristina Rodríguez, director of Adaptation to Climate Change at the Peruvian Ministry of Environment, about the successful communications campaign to raise awareness of the NAP process.
Scaling up Climate Resilience in Benin: The launch of the country’s first National Adaptation Plan
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.
Scaling up Climate Resilience in Benin: The launch of the country’s first National Adaptation Plan
View the story Scaling up Climate Resilience in Benin: The launch of the country’s first National Adaptation Plan By Patrick Guerdat and Cesar Henrique ArraisVideos and interviews by William Appolinaire TCHOKI and Fulbert ADJIMEHOSSOU Thomas KPONOU, a teacher from the Aguégués lakeside community (located between Porto-Novo and Cotonou, Benin’s two largest cities) remembers the historic […]
Brazil Improves the Adaptive Capacity of Agricultural Production Systems to Prepare for Climate Change
By Fernanda Garcia Sampaio, Eleneide Doff Sotta, Mirella Souza Nogueira, Juliana Bragança Campos, and William Goulart
Brazil has improved the resilience of its agriculture and livestock and is stepping ahead with a new conceptual framework that will support the development of adaptation strategies tailored for different agricultural production chains.