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lunes, enero 28, 2019

UNDP Climate Change Adaptation News No. 32


'The new project, with GCF assistance, will not only help enhance resilience and adaptability, but also lead to emissions reduction while providing support to local communities for their livelihoods.' -  Ravi S. Prasad, Joint Secretary, Climate Change, Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Government of India
Press release | Project page
 
'The eight-year project will achieve a national paradigm shift in water resources management, allowing us to make good on our commitments to increase water supply to 100 percent of our citizens by 2030 and provide all of our farmers with access to irrigation water.' - Comoros Minister Moustadroine Abdou
Press release | Project page
'With the recent IPCC Report indicating a potential total loss of the world's reefs if nothing is done to slow down global warming, nations across the globe need to scale up actions to protect their reef ecosystems and the billions of dollars they bring each year from tourism, fisheries, and reduced risks from natural disasters.' - Christine Umutoni, UNDP Resident Representative for Mauritius and Seychelles
Press release | Project page
'The government is committed to building a climate resilient Bangladesh and this project will particularly help women and girls to fight climate change.' - Monowar Ahmed, Secretary, ERD.
Press release | Project Page
Transparency is a crucial ingredient in trusted development partnerships and climate action. To ensure transparency, UNDP recently launched the UNDP-GCF Project Portal. The new transparency portal focuses exclusively on UNDP-supported GCF-financed projects and programmes that are under development or already approved by the donors (GCF Portfolio Overview), providing access to the documentation, and information on the requested support and processes followed in facilitating access to GCF resources. To date there are 19 approved GCF-financed projects supported through UNDP through US$604 million in grants. UNDP has supported 74 countries to date in accessing GCF finance.
Climate Actions Portal
UNDP recognizes that bridging the massive gap in adaptation financing will require significant private sector investment and engagement, and is committed to working with the private sector to address the deficit in adaptation finance. Greater engagement with the private sector is at the forefront of UNDP's recent adaptation initiatives, with a range of financial and non-financial instruments being used to facilitate enhanced private investment to manage the risks associated with climate change. Learn more in our new private sector impact microsite.
Private Sector Impact
National Adaptation Plans
'We need to change the way we farm, how we think about sustainable food production and consumption patterns, and the way we think if we as a civilization are going to survive the catastrophic impacts that climate change is already bringing to our people and to our planet.' - Rohini Kohli (UNDP) and Julia Wolf (FAO)
Climate Action Studio Video | Blog | Government and United Nations in Uganda launch new strategic framework to tackle climate change in the agriculture sector | Monitoring and evaluating climate change adaptation in the Colombia's agricultural sector | Kenya launches 10-year Climate Smart Agriculture Implementation Framework  | NAP-Ag Programme highlights | Uganda CBA
UNDP-FAO NAP-Ag Programme Updates
Colombia | Gambia | Guatemala | Kenya | Nepal | Philippines | Thailand | Uganda | Uruguay | Viet Nam | Zambia 

UNDP-UN Environment NAP-GSP Programme Updates
NAP-GSP | Egypt | City NAPS and the NDCs | Scaling-up adaptation | UN Environment NAP-GCF Project launch in Nepal | Niger launches two NAPs projects | Adaptation planning in LAC | Uruguay Cities
TOP STORIES
Delivering toward Paris by empowering nations

Direct Access Entities in Colombia, Fiji, Kenya and the Philippines have been accredited to the Green Climate Fund with support from an innovative joint agency GCF Readiness Programme.
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UNDP and private sector partners to accelerate data and information solutions

In a bid to scale up climate action with the private sector UNDP has initiated a compact with eight leading businesses with operations in Asia. Forged at the regional Responsible Business Forum in Singapore, the agreement sees Blockscale Solutions, City Developments Limited, PhilanthropyWorks, SCOR, Singtel, Swiss Re, The Weather Company (IBM) and Yeti Airlines pledge to collaborate around the generation, analysis, dissemination and use of climate intelligence to support climate action.
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UNDP and Save the Children advance school safety in Cambodia

The collaboration marks a fresh partnership between the two organizations on promoting local school-level disaster preparedness while also supporting the Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport's national disaster management strategy.
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UNDP and People in Need work toward weather-ready climate-smart Cambodia

'Linking technology and a community-based approach are key to an effective disaster early warning system.' - UNDP Early Warning Systems Project Manager Muhibuddin Usamah.
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Leaving no one behind
UNDP and partners under the UN Climate Resilience Initiative A2R are developing a multi-country project focused on the needs of persons with disabilities to cope with climate change in Asia and the Pacific.
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Building better climate actions

UNDP partners with Deltares to bridge knowledge gap to support nations in building bankable climate change funding proposals.
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Resilient housing in Viet Nam

With support from the Green Climate Fund, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and other partners, Viet Nam is preparing to build more than 1,300 storm-resilient houses and to plant or regenerate 1,300 hectares of coastal mangroves over the coming year.
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Our Perspective
Women are key to the resilience of our people and our planet

By Pradeep Kurukulasuriya

Climate change will have unique and unprecedented impacts on women and girls everywhere. As we look at new, innovative ways to empower women as key agents of change, it's essential we take gender-responsive approaches to mainstream and accelerate more effective climate actions across the globe.
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Wicked solutions for wicked problems

By Pradeep Kurukulasuriya

Climate data and information, open-source solutions, human-inspired design and connected systems-wide approach will be key to tackling the wicked problem of climate change.
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