Building Resilience to Global Risks: NAP Global Network Progress Report 2019-2020

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At a Glance: Highlights from Country Support Hub requests this yearTHEMEPlanningWHAT WE DIDWe helped develop Nigeria’s NAP Framework,a strategic document that outlines a vision andstructure for the NAP process, articulating whyit is essential and how it complements otherelements of the climate and development policylandscape in the country.OUR IMPACTNigeriaAs Nigeria advances their NAP process with GCFsupport, they have clear adaptation objectivesand principles with which to maximize thebenefits of GCF funding.THEMEGenderWHAT WE DIDWe supported Ghana’s EnvironmentalProtection Agency (EPA) to develop agender strategy for the USD 2.97 millionGreen Climate Fund Readiness projectlaunched in July 2020.GhanaOUR IMPACTThe strategy sets out key recommendations forachieving a gender-responsive approach to theNAP process in Ghana.THEMEMonitoring, evaluation, and learningWHAT WE DIDWe supported Climate ChangeCommission (CCC) to conduct astocktaking of the national M&Esystems for the NAP and NDC.PhilippinesOUR IMPACTThe recommendations from this report outlinehow the CCC can develop an integrated MELsystem to ensure a resource-efficient andfunctional monitoring process for climate action24 | NAP Global Network 2019–2020 Progress Report
14202052017COMPLETEDREQUESTSBY YEAR42018THEMENDC–NAP alignmentWHAT WE DIDWe supported Nepal to conduct a studyof how the climate planning processes—including for the NAP and NDC—can bebest aligned to advance climate-resilientdevelopment.NepalOUR IMPACTNepal submitted their second NDC in December2020, which makes strong links betweenits adaptation commitments and the NAPprocess, implementing one of the study’s keyrecommendations.This year we completed14 Country Support Hubrequests—more thanany previous year—and demand for supportcontinues to increase.6AFRICACOMPLETEDREQUESTSBY REGION2019-20201020194LATIN AMERICAAND CARIBBEAN4ASIA AND PACIFICNAP Global Network 2019–2020 Progress Report | 25
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