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CBA15: Four messages ahead of COP26

The annual international conferences on community-based adaptation (CBA) are unique events where adaptation practitioners, researchers, donors and decision-makers come together with grassroots community representatives and engage in open, dynamic conversations about how best to drive locally-led adaptation to climate change. This year’s event, CBA15, saw more than 400 people from more than 60 countries discuss how adaptation that is inclusive and locally led can be delivered in practice. This blog shares highlights from these exchanges

5 July 2021 BlogBiodiversity, Climate change, Policy and planning

In Mozambique, government ministries for development planning and for environment work with district authorities and NGO partners to support climate adaptation at a local scale

Monitoring and evaluation in Mozambique shows how to link local and national climate adaptation

The prize of better climate adaptation awaits nations that can evaluate their efforts at both national and local levels, so evidence from each scale can inform future plans and actions, say Simon Anderson, Irene Karani and Melq Gomes.

28 February 2014 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

How can we measure adaptation: monitoring and evaluation as an entry point?

31 March 2011 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

A woman carrying groceries in the village of Bouwéré, Mali. Assessments looked at how women experienced resilience to climate disruption (Photo: P.Casier/CGIAR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Monitoring and evaluation in a local context

Assessing how climate change adaptation and development investments can strengthen local people's resilience to climate extremes

18 July 2016 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Towards better assessment of adaptation results

How can countries align their climate adaptation assessment mechanisms with other frameworks? Barry Smith highlights opportunities for achieving effective adaptation monitoring and evaluation

31 October 2019 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Participants at the CGIAR Climate Social Learning evidence gathering workshop, including IIED director of communications Liz Carlile (standing) (Photo: CCAFS)

Which factors are key for successful social learning?

A workshop organised by IIED helped put the final touches on a forthcoming monitoring and evaluation framework, summarising key factors that influence social learning processes

14 July 2014 BlogClimate change, Communication, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Ruth Nguli looks at her crop of drought-tolerant beans in Makueni County, Kenya. Developing and sharing climate-smart farming techniques can help communities adapt to climate changes (Photo: Cecilia Schubert/CCAFS, Creative Commons via Flickr)

How do we measure adaptation?

How do we effectively measure and enhance adaptation? Saleemul Huq looks at possible answers which will be discussed at the 9th International Conference on Community Based Adaptation (CBA9)

11 March 2015 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Taking the long view on adaptation

The impacts of climate change do not happen overnight but play out over decades. Funders looking to support people to adapt to those impacts must take the long view and accept that their investments may not provide measurable outcomes for ten years or more.

12 December 2011 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

A sign near Kathmandu, Nepal, warns of the dangers of landslides (Photo: Doug Letterman, via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Nepal: Measuring resilience to climate change from the community up

Effective monitoring and evaluation of changes in community resilience that arise from both development and climate change resilience, can help Nepal can make smart moves to protect its people, says Susannah Fisher.

7 February 2014 BlogClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

A girl in Pakistan collects rainwater for washing (Photo: Fawad Khan)

Recognising the concerns of women and girls can improve the effectiveness of climate change adaptation

Including the perspectives and experiences of women and girls in monitoring and evaluation can lead to better outcomes for climate change adaptation measures, IIED research has found

14 January 2015 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

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