Sorry, you need to enable JavaScript to visit this website.
Skip to main content
Countries need more adaptation finance. But mobilizing investment at scale also requires stronger coordination – here's why.
 A group of women in brightly coloured saris walk through a green agricultural field, carrying a watering can, hoe and freshly harvested leafy vegetables.
NAP Expo 2026 brought countries, climate funds and partners together to unlock finance and accelerate climate adaptation.
Woman standing in a maize field carrying a basin on her head, surrounded by crops in a rural agricultural landscape.
As climate shocks put growing pressure on livelihoods and the economy, Ethiopia is building the conditions for investment-led resilience.
Man standing outdoors beneath hanging woven fish traps in a green landscape, smiling beside traditional livelihood equipment.
The second session of the AAH webinar series framed climate resilience as a strategic growth market and a viable area for investment.
Webinar banner: Catalyzing Change: Unlocking Private Capital for Climate Adaptation
The private sector can play a critical role in climate change adaptation, but the right conditions need to be set in place to unlock its potential.
Worker in protective gear pours harvested grains into a processing machine inside a storage facility.
As climate shocks are stretching public budgets, countries are testing new tools to finance adaptation and resilience.
Woman sits inside a damaged coastal structure in Odisha, India, after cyclones and flooding, with debris and fishing boats visible along the shore.