Targeted Topics: High-level political support and sectoral integration in NAP processes
The National Adaptation Planning Global Network’s inaugural Targeted Topics Forum addressed the related topics of securing political support and sectoral integration in the National Adaptation Plan process.
With 28 participants from 14 countries, the NAP Global Network’s inaugural Targeted Topics Forum (TTF) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil addressed the related topics of securing political support and sectoral integration in the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process.
These topics reflect objectives and principles of the NAP process, which is intended to facilitate the integration of climate change adaptation into new and existing policies spanning sectors and levels of government, and to align with overall sustainable development priorities.
This first TTF Report summarizes some of the key lessons that emerged.
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