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As part of its support to the UN Secretary General-led Adaptation Pipeline Accelerator (APA) initiative, UNDP organized a series of knowledge exchanges with the FAO-UNDP SCALA programme on adaptation finance with partners. These exchanges aimed to facilitate knowledge exchange on accelerating adaptation through emerging experiences in developing countries. It explored available tools and methodologies, best practices, and lessons learned.
The seventh webinar of the Adaptation Pipeline Accelerator (APA) series was co-organized by BIOFIN and UNDP-FAO SCALA initiatives and aimed to inform participants about various tools, frameworks, and finance solutions that can benefit climate change adaptation and nature goals and practical experiences from countries.
As part of its support to the UN Secretary General led Adaptation Pipeline Accelerator (APA) initiative, UNDP organized the sixth knowledge exchange in this series on Thursday, 3 July at 14:00-15:30 CEST. The webinar shared experiences of two different countries’ adaptation policy cycle, including monitoring and evaluation frameworks, and a recently published guide for adaptation investors.
As part of its support to the UN Secretary General led Adaptation Pipeline Accelerator (APA) initiative, UNDP and UN-Habitat are organizing this knowledge exchange with the aim to inform participants about various adaptation financing efforts and opportunities at the sub-national level and exchange emerging experiences.
As part of its support to the UN Secretary General led Adaptation Pipeline Accelerator (APA) initiative, UNDP is organizing a series of knowledge exchanges on adaptation finance together with partners. These exchanges aim to facilitate knowledge exchange on accelerating adaptation through emerging experiences in developing countries, exploring available tools and methodologies, best practices and lessons learned.
The first webinar of the APA initiative aimed to inform participants about tools and resources that are available or could be adapted to help develop financing strategies for adaptation, and facilitate exchange of emerging experiences among country representatives and practitioners. We explored examples of financing strategies for NAPs, NDCs, and INFFs with examples shared from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Niger, Ghana, Maldives and more.
