The NAP process as a basis for formulating adaptation projects
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The document outlines the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process, established by the NAP Global Network in 2014 to assist developing countries in creating and advancing their adaptation strategies. It highlights objectives such as fostering peer learning, providing technical support, and enhancing coordination while addressing challenges like project integration and funding. The NAP process aims to ensure systematic implementation and ongoing evaluation of adaptation actions, linking them to broader development plans.
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The NAP process as a basis for formulating adaptation projects
- 1. The NAP process as a basis for formulating adaptation projects Angie Dazé NAP Global Network Secretariat May 2019
- 2. About the Network • Founded in 2014 by adaptation policymakers and practitioners • Created to support developing countries in advancing their National Adaptation Plan (NAP) processes • Secretariat hosted by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) • Funding from the United States, Germany, Canada and Austria
- 3. The Network’s Objectives Facilitating sustained South-South peer learning and exchange Supporting national-level action by providing technical support to countries Enhancing bilateral support
- 5. The NAP process and adaptation projects • Assessment of climate change impacts and vulnerabilities • Linking adaptation objectives to development plans and strategies • Articulation of adaptation priorities • Development of implementation strategies for priority adaptation actions • Mechanisms for coordination and stakeholder engagement • Establishing/strengthening enabling systems • Ongoing monitoring & evaluation of adaptation processes and outcomes
- 6. Challenges • Tension between integrating and ‘projectizing’ • Balancing process with progress • Leveraging/combining different sources of funding
- 7. Opportunities • Deeper, more comprehensive context analysis for higher quality project design • Places projects in an overarching, longer-term strategic framework for adaptation • Systems and capacities established through the NAP process can support effective project implementation and monitoring • Iterative process means that learning from projects can be integrated in future planning
- 8. www.napglobalnetwork.org Twitter: @NAP_Network Financial support provided by: Secretariat hosted by: Ce projet a été réalisé avec l'appui financier de : Secrétariat hébergé par :