napgn-en-2022-2021-2022-progress-report

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The NAP GlobalNetworkAdaptation planning andaction is rapidly gainingprominence on theinternational stage. Asthe world faces cascadingclimate and security crises,and amid the protractedchallenges of the COVID-19pandemic, countries arerecognizing and reckoningwith the urgent needto reduce vulnerabilityand build resilience toclimate impacts throughadaptation.This is our fifth progressreport. It captures theactivities and some ofthe achievements of theNAP Global Networkfrom December 2021 toNovember 2022.National Adaptation Plan (NAP) ProcessA strategic process that enables countries toidentify and address their medium- and longtermpriorities for adapting to climate change.NAP Global NetworkThe Network supports developing countriesto advance their NAP processes to helpaccelerate climate change adaptation effortsaround the world.VisionOur vision is a world where communitiesand countries—particularly the poorest andmost vulnerable—are able to articulate,work toward, and realize their developmentaspirations in a changing climate. This ispossible through national adaptation planningprocesses that are aligned with developmentpriorities and effectively channelling resourcesto the people, places, and systems that needthem most.MissionOur mission is to harness the collectiveknowledge and resources of governments,practitioners, donors, and civil society to buildcapacities and accelerate the formulation andimplementation of NAP processes.In This Report:• We, us, our, and Network mean the NAPGlobal Network• NAP stands for national adaptation planNetwork Secretariat• International Institute for SustainableDevelopmentNetwork FundersIn the period covered by this report, theNetwork Secretariat received funding from:• The Government of Canada• Germany’s Federal Ministry forEconomic Cooperation and Development(BMZ) and Deutsche Gesellschaft fürInternationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)GmbH• The Government of Ireland• The Government of the United States• The Government of the United Kingdomof Great Britain and Northern Ireland04Progress Report 2021–2022
“The Government of Liberia recognizes the threats posed byclimate change and has taken action to address them ... ThisNational Adaptation Plan (NAP) marks a fundamental landmarkin addressing its susceptibility and resilience to climate change.”Prof. Wilson K. TarpehExecutive Director and CEO,Environmental Protection Agency of LiberiaNAP Global Network 05
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