Assessing national adaptation in light of the Paris Agreement

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The online session presented the results of the Adaptation Metrics Conference, which was hosted by the Scientific Committee of COP22, and introduced a guidebook for the development of national adaptation M&E Systems. The guidebook was developed in cooperation with the UNFCCC Adaptation Committee and the Least Developed Countries Expert Group. The webinar also demonstrated how the M&E guidebook was used as part of the NAP process in Togo.

You can download the presentations, listen to the online session recording (requires JAVA) and read a blog about the Adaptation Metrics Conference.

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