Overview of support provided by the LEG

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Overview of support provided by the LEG Meeting between members of the Adaptation Committee s National Adaptation Plan Task Force (NAP TF) and representatives from UN agencies, relevant multi- and bilateral organizations and NGOs supporting the NAP process 26 to 27 September 2014, Bonn, Germany Batu Uprety Chair, Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG)

Mandate of the LEG in relation to NAPs To provide technical guidance and support to the NAP process (decision 5/CP.17, paragraph 13) Other activities requested by the COP / SBI in due course: COP 17: Technical guidelines for the NAP process + review SBI 37: NAP Expo SBI 40: i. Information paper on experiences, good practices, lessons learned, gaps and needs; ii. Workshop on the above, including a report; iii. Accommodating non-ldcs in the NAP Expo Detailed activities of the LEG on NAPs are contained in the LEG work programme available at <http://unfccc.int/7984>

Technical guidelines for the NAP process Languages: English, French and Portuguese. Spanish under way Available in hard copies and online on <http://unfccc.int/7279>. Are applicable to non-ldc developing countries (AC NAP TF) The guidelines provide the basis for the formulation and implementation of NAPs

Mobilizing and engaging a wide range of organizations Engagement of a wide range of organizations in the implementation of the LEG work programme, and in developing approaches for new ideas: Standard engagement of the GEF and its agencies and a wide range of organizations at LEG meetings Technical meeting to review the technical guidelines for the NAP process - October 2013 Technical meeting for the NAP process - February 2014 LEG side events at the COP/SBI sessions: Work of the LEG in supporting NAPAs and NAPs Meetings with relevant organizations at the COP/SBI sessions

Example outcome from engaging others Flow of information along a sample NAP process Technical meeting on NAPs 02/ 14 Element A Launch NAP work with interim institutional arrangements Synthesize available information, resources, programmes, development goals, etc Stocktaking; gap analysis and needs report Identify developmentadaptation themes and goals/objectives to focus on Define mandate & strategy, and national institutional arrangements NAP Mandate & National climate resilient development strategy or framework Define a NAP road map including details on timelines by workstream Risk Analysis Report Element B Integration opportunities Road map for the NAP process Analyze past climate and climate change scenarios & define climate risks (also socio-econ scenarios) Risk analysis report & scenarios Assess vulnerabilities and identify adaptation options V&A Report Appraise options (economic, environmental, etc) Appraisal report Prioritize and rank options Decision to accept losses & damages Adaptation priority measures Development priorities Non-climatic stressors Define M&E System National adaptation plan (NAP) Assemble/ compile adaptation plans Element C Element D Iterate over relevant steps to produce Updated NAPs Define implementation strategies including synergy NAP + implementation strategy: Strategic framework Implement adaptation programmes, projects and policies Policies, Projects and Programmes Monitor & periodically review the NAP process Monitoring and review reports Report on progress, effectiveness and gaps Progress report Update NAPs? yes No

NAP Expo Events: 2013: Launching the NAP process in LDCs <http://unfccc.int/8425> 2014: Catalyzing action and support for the NAP process 2015: Further facilitating access to financial and technical support? The 2014 event brought together: UN organizations and agencies The NAP global support programme Bilateral and multilaterals agencies Regional centres and networks Non-governmental organizations Research institutions Experts, lead authors of the IPCC AR5 Outcomes to contribute towards COP/SBI discussions on NAPs Increased support towards NAPs Launching / initiation of NAP processes in developing countries

Best practices and lessons learned (BP&LL) Advisory Group LEG AC LDC Group Partner organizations Aug 2013 - Jun 2014 Mapping of existing methodologies Focus areas and themes Selection criteria June 2014 Meeting of the Advisory Group to review of progress Next Application of methodology Development of BP&LL Vol.3 Aug 2014: LEG 26 Assessment of results Approach for BP&LL Vol.3 LEG BP&LL platform is available at http://unfccc.int//6491

Monitoring and evaluation PEG M&E Tool: tool for monitoring and evaluating process, effectiveness and gaps in the formulation and implementation of NAPs Set metrics for process, input, output, outcome, and impact : Process: coordinating body with sufficient authority and resources; technical bodies for the key NAP areas with sufficient capacity and resources etc. Output: reports and documents about policy, strategy and planning, or assessment reports; databases on climate data, socio-economic data, climate scenarios Impact: Awareness and understanding of climate risks and vulnerabilities as well as adaptation options have increased and are high on the agenda etc. To be published prior to COP20

Support to the NAP process in LDCs Information paper on how NAP process can be supported in LDCs Contains ideas on: Available support to the LDCs for NAPs (financial, technical); Sample activities for a NAP process, and the flow of information along a sample NAP process; Accessing technical support for the NAP process; Possible proposal for accessing funding under the LDCF; Bundling of activities to target other sources of funding, such as bilateral programmes, readiness and preparatory support under the GCF, other multilateral programmes, as well as the private sector. Timeline: Final review stage before publication

Synergy Technical paper on regional synergy in adaptation planning and implementation Benefits of regional synergy: Promoting joint efforts; Broadening the knowledge base; Encouraging cooperation between regional bodies and partner institutions; Providing the opportunity to share costs and pool resources; Avoiding negative transboundary impacts; Sharing experiences, approaches, solutions or strategies; Promoting adaptation at regional and sub-regional levels. A technical paper on synergy among multilateral environment agreements is also being revised

Gender and vulnerable communities Publication: Strengthening gender-related considerations in adaptation planning and implementation in the Least Developed Countries Key recommendations include: a) Inclusion of gender considerations in all stages of the process. b) Acknowledgement of national and international laws and policies in relation to gender equality in the NAPs c) National institutions to attach more priority to gender consideration in risk analysis d) Understanding the differences in vulnerability and adaptive capacity between women and men A paper on strengthening considerations regarding vulnerable communities is to be developed

Overview of the NAP process and the NAP guidelines, FAQs, etc Publication: Overview of the NAP process and the NAP guidelines Objective: To improve the awareness on the NAP process and the guidelines Approach: To include adequate references the technical guidelines for the actual work under each of the step of the NAP process To be built on existing publications The target is national experts involved in the coordination of the NAP process Frequently asked questions: for publication on the web, and on NAP Central

LEG training on NAPs for 2014-2015 Comprehensive training strategy on NAPs: Regional training workshop to enhance the capacity of the LDCs to address medium- and long-term adaptation needs through the formulation and implementation of NAPs E-learning materials for self-paced training and for training of trainers o First regional training workshop: Pacific, 3 to 7 November 2014 o Designed and implemented through Advisory Group on training o Focus on building the capacity of countries on how-to, drawing on experiences, best practices and lessons learned thus far o Countries: i. Pacific LDCs (Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Vanuatu) ii. To also include experts from Pacific non-ldcs to facilitate sharing of experiences and to promote South-South Collaboration

The NAP Central Being developed through the Support Group LEG and AC members NAP GSP Partner organizations Timeline: i. 2013-2015: Continuous development ii. iii. iv. December 2013: Launch of 1 st prototype June 2014: Support Group meeting October 2014: Full prototype NAP guidelines Resources by hazards, sectors, or adaptation elements Country portals Navigators for tools, data, case studies, etc. Support: GSPs, funding, training, tracking Databases Marketplace: for projects/activities (NAP exchange)

To contact the LEG The Chair Mr. Batu Krishna UPRETY E-mail: upretybk@gmail.com Secretariat E-mail: leghelp@unfccc.int