Webinar to be held on linking national adaptation plans with sub-national planning

The NAP Global Network and the UNDP and UN Environment NAPs Global Support Programme and holding a webinar on linking national adaptation plans with sub-national planning. The focus will be on increasing the role of sub-national actors in advancing implementation of adaptation in developing countries. The webinar will be held on 18 September 2019, 20:00 Bangkok time, 09:00 New York time.
 
Rationale
 
Increasing attention has recently been placed on the role of sub-national actors in advancing implementation of adaptation in developing countries. For example, the 2015 Paris Agreement recognized that though adaptation is a global challenge, it has local and sub-national dimensions. To be effective, NAP processes must reflect these dimensions—with consideration of sub-national diversity—as well as the critical role of sub-national authorities and local organizations in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating adaptation.
 
Objective 
 
This webinar is aimed for NAP teams and other stakeholders interested in strengthening vertical integration in the process. It will look at different aspects of vertical integration in NAP processes. In particular, it will:
 
Provide background on the rationale for linking national and sub-national adaptation efforts
Present a range of key considerations for vertical integration
Present different options for sub-national actors to access climate finance
Discuss opportunities and challenges from at least two countries on vertical integration of NAP processes
 
Agenda
 
20:00-20:05
Opening Welcome and Introduction (setting the scene) - Julie Teng (NAP-GSP)
 
20:05-20:15
Linking national and sub-national adaptation: Vertical integration in practice  Framing presentation, with examples from in-country work (e.g., Ethiopia and Sierra Leone) - Angie Dazé (NAP-GN)
 
20:15-20:25
Overview on climate financing options at the sub-national level and how these link to the NAP process. Linking local-to-national level financing mechanisms, including how NAP processes can help to channel finance to the local level - Rafael Moser (UNCDF/LoCAL)
 
20:25-20:35
Country experience Experience and lessons learnt from NAP support in cities and local governments in Uruguay - Magdalena Preve (UNDP)
 
20:35-20:55
Q&A - Julie Teng (NAP-GSP)
 
20:55-20:00
Closing - Julie Teng (NAP-GSP)
 
 
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