Analyzing climate change risks: past, present and

future

Understanding climate change and Sustainable

Development Goals&

Prioritizing expected adaptation outcomes

Framing systems for assessment and mapping to the SDG and national

targets: a demo using Food Security

Managing multiple entry points to assessment

&Defining collections of

systems for assessment

Introduction to a systems approach based on adaptation-development themes

Mapping of SDGs and targets to the development themes

Defining collections of systems for each theme

A demonstration using the food security theme

Map of systems for the other adaptation-development themes

A diagnosis of the SDGs and their targets

Applying climate change to the SDGs and other development goals to identify priority expected adaptation outcomes

Past climate (trends and “normal conditions”/baselines

Current working trends (operational memory – changes and impacts already here)

Seasonal forecasts (operations over the annual cycle – incremental steps towards the future)

Future projected climate (<2 degree future – basis for forward resilience planning)

Visualizing and communicating climate and changes (global to local)

Showing how to manage multiple entry points to the assessments

Defining component systems for each adaptation-development theme in terms of single to compound systems

Ultimate national system of systems

Selecting systems for assessment in a given situation

Designing implementation

strategies & Managing multiple sources of climate financing

Funding procedures from main sources of funding

Procedures for policy development and adoption at the national level > including definition of the NDC

Alignment with GCF country programming

Continuum between planned actions and anticipatory solutions

Managing multiple sources of climate financing

Closing the loop: Assessing the Sustainable Development benefits of

adaptation actions&

Monitoring the process using the PEG M&E Tool

Guidelines for national reporting from the mandate for the NAP

National reporting guidelines for adaptation policies (NDCs, AdComms)

COP/PA guidelines for reporting

Reporting: Nationally, internationally to the

UNFCCC

Assessing adaptation outcomes using targets defined in connection with the SDG targets

Data collection methods beyond project lifetimes

Monitoring progress, effectiveness and gaps (PEG) in the process underlying the formulation and implementation of the NAPs

Accessing the GCF Readiness support for the formulation of the

NAP and maintaining the process

GCF guidelines Creating and

maintaining an ongoing process for NAPs at the national level (before and after presentation of the first NAP)

Developing a sample log-frame and proposal to the GCF for NAP readiness

Supporting the process using research and systematic observations and ongoing assessment

Role of science and education

NAP Workshop Workout – using the NAP-Sustainable Development integrating framework (NAP-SDG iFrame)

A sample process to formulate and implement

NAPs

The NAP

Complimentary technical reports

Operational outputs: road map, proposals, work plans, progress reports

Articulating how al objectives and guiding principles of the process to formulate and implement NAPs were addressed

High-level opening;Malawi Open NAP case study & introduction to available funding from

the GCF and the GEF

Keynote presentation on climate change in Malawi

Overview and update on NAPs

The Open NAP concept (an online crowdsourcing initiative)

Priority themes for the Malawi Open NAP

Prototype Open NAP for Malawi

Sampling of implementation

The NAP

Valuation and costing Criteria for appraisal

and ranking Ranking options for

activities under given adaptation strategies/solutions

Appraising, costing and ranking of adaptation

options

A marketplace of available support to the countries based on various support programmes

NAP GSP, NAP-Ag, NAP Global Network, GWP, LEG

The Global NAP Calendar

NAP Central

Assessing climate risk and vulnerability by system to identify

adaptation options (under applicable SDG

targets)

Available technical support through NAP support programmes

Matching choice/type of assessment framework with each system

Indepth examples from different entry points

Linking systems to knowledge management: methodologies, tools, data, sample solutions

Presenting a sample process of main activities based on the NAP technical guidelines and national circumstances

Tracks for the process, the integrated assessments, interfacing with the GCF and other funding, reporting and M&E