This theme recognises that the most effective and meaningful climate solutions often originate at the community level, where people have intimate knowledge of local vulnerabilities, resources, and contexts.
This theme explores innovative approaches for financing resilience that unpack the question of effectiveness and efficiency, and asks of the little adaptation finance that is available, are we making the most of it to achieve resilience?
This theme explores innovative and evidence-based solutions on building resilience through transformational ideas. It aims to ignite discussions on initiatives that catalyse broader change beyond their immediate areas of implementation, deliver impact at scale, and encourage an inclusive and collaborative approach across sectors.
With dramatic changes in the global finance landscape, funders need to think differently about how they deliver support for adaptation. We need more strategic cooperation and coordination between funders that leverages the unique role each plays in navigating the increasingly scattered and inaccessible landscape of adaptation finance.
This session will host a fireside chat between different kinds of funders (bilateral, multilateral, philanthropic, private sector) to explore better ways of working together going forward.
Photo Credit : Farmers in Nigeria are improving productivity through sustainable farming methods (Photo: UNDP Climate, via Flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0)