Building Resilience to Global Risks: NAP Global Network Progress Report 2019-2020

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“As a founding member and donor of the NAP Global Network, I have seenthe Network deliver value for money in helping developing countries toprotect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable and assist them in managingtheir risks in the face of climate change impacts.”Meredith V. Ryder-RudeAdaptation LeadU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE34 | NAP Global Network 2019–2020 Progress Report
“Value for Money”: An evaluation of five yearsof U.S. support for the NAP Global NetworkAn independent evaluation of five years of U.S.-fundedactivities by the NAP Global Network was conductedby Le Groupe-conseil baastel ltée. Baastel undertook22 in-depth interviews with country representativesfrom four countries (Colombia, Ethiopia, Fiji, and SaintLucia) as well as partner organizations and NetworkSecretariat staff. These were complemented byan online survey that received 146 responses fromNetwork members.The evaluation’s findings included that “IISD succeeded in becoming the Secretariatof the Network,” that the Network “has influenced and is influenced by the globaldiscussion on NAPs,” and that we exceeded the targets in the grant agreement.Exceeding TargetsINDICATOR TARGET ACHIEVEMENT AS OFJUNE 2020Number of people trained in climatechange adaptation supported by U.S.grant assistanceNumber of institutions with improvedcapacity to assess or address climatechange risks supported by U.S. grantassistance2,069 peopletrained129institutions3,303* people trained222 institutionsThe evaluation also identified a number of recommendations for how we can continueimproving the Network’s offer, including by stepping up how we track our impact,strengthening our partnerships with other NAP support programs, and leveraging theexpertise of Network members.Number of laws, policies, regulations,or standards addressing climatechange adaptation formally proposed,adopted, or implemented as supported42 in at least 8countries79 in 19 countriesby U.S. grant assistance* Note: This number reflects only the number of people trained through the U.S. grant for the NAP GlobalNetwork. As noted earlier, the total number of people trained through NAP Global Network activities is4,845.NAP Global Network 2019–2020 Progress Report | 35
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