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Knowledge and experiences from the 15th International Conference on Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Change

The Community-Based Adaptation (CBA) conference is the leading forum for CBA practitioners to share solutions, experience and learning, while developing the ideas that will inspire greater climate ambition.

July 2021PublicationClimate change

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SAGE Support Package (online)

Use the SAGE Support Package to gain the skills to organise and facilitate a governance and equity assessment for a protected area or other area contributing to biodiversity conservation

16 July 2021ArticleBiodiversity, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

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Rethinking research and development approaches from a decolonisation perspective

Following a recent Dilemmas of Development webinar series, Tracy Kajumba and guest blogger Daniela Nemeti Baba reflect on the complexities of decolonising development approaches to research and development

15 July 2021 BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning

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

Synthèse des approches de suivi, évaluation et apprentissage (SEA) tirées du mécanisme décentralisation des fonds climatEnseignements du Kenya, de la Tanzanie, du Sénégal et du Mali

Le mécanisme Décentralisation des Fonds Climat (DFC) est un modèle innovant d’investissement au plan local dans les pays en développement et de création de moyens de subsistance durables et résilients au changement climatique.

June 2021PublicationClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Synthesis of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) approaches from the Devolved Climate Finance mechanism: lessons from Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal and Mali

The Devolved Climate Finance mechanism is an innovative model for investing at the local level in developing countries and building sustainable and climate-resilient livelihoods.

June 2021PublicationClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Event highlights: CBA15 – 15th International Conference on Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change

CBA15 is the leading practitioner-focused forum on climate change adaptation, delivering dialogue and evidence to inform policy and action from the local to the global scale. More than 400 people from almost 70 countries gathered online for learning, networking and creative dialogue. This page brings you daily highlights from the five-day conference

14 June 2021ArticleClimate change, Policy and planning

Implementing the Paris Agreement: LDC gaps and needs in greenhouse gas inventory reporting

From 2024, all countries will face more stringent reporting requirements on their climate action under the Paris Agreement’s enhanced transparency framework (ETF).

May 2021PublicationClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

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The ‘A’ Factor: accountability for locally led adaptation – episode 2 of podcast mini-series

In the second episode of ‘Locally led adaptation – a time for action’, organisations that have signed up to the principles of locally led adaptation are held to account by two expert judges. Will their plans for tracking progress on putting local people in control of local level adaptation make the grade?

20 May 2021NewsClimate change, Communication

Putting gender, intersectionality and social justice at the centre of transformative responses to climate change

Twenty-five years after the landmark UN World Conference on Women in Beijing, gender equality has not been achieved anywhere. Tracy Kajumba and Clare Shakya reflect that if we want to transform society, we need a radical new approach, starting with the way we respond to climate change

19 May 2021 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

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