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Call for submissions under the Adaptation Committee and the Nairobi work programme Dear Mountain Partnership members and friends, You are invited to submit inputs to the following: Following a recommendation from the Adaptation Committee, the COP invites Parties and interested organizations to share case studies of initiatives focusing on ecosystems and adaptation planning for vulnerable
communities and groups as agents of change. Parties, NWP partner organizations and other relevant organizations are kindly invited to send their case studies of relevant initiatives by
31 May, 2019 to [log in to unmask]
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Information
on monitoring tools and assessment methods The SBSTA at its 48th session invited the NWP and partner organizations to facilitate the compilation and dissemination of information on monitoring tools and assessment methods to assist Parties, in particular
developing country Parties, in accordance with decision 2/CP.11. NWP partner organizations and other relevant organizations are kindly invited to share their inputs on: (a) Information on methods, tools, data, observations and systems for economic, ecosystem
and climate modelling scenarios, inter alia, related to vulnerability and climate risk assessment; (b) Relevant knowledge resources on monitoring tools and assessment methods Submit input by 31 May, 2019 to
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Call
for submissions under the Adaptation Committee As part of the Cancun Adaptation Framework, Parties to the UNFCCC established the Adaptation
Committee (AC) to promote the implementation of adaptation actions. The AC provides technical support and guidance to the Parties, and shares relevant information, knowledge, experience and good practices. It has a role in promoting synergy and strengthening
engagement with national, regional and international organizations, centres and networks. The Adaptation Committee, in its 2019-2021 workplan, agreed to include the objective of incorporating gender as a cross-cutting consideration into all its activities.
We are pleased to inform you that the AC, through its NAP taskforce, invites Parties and relevant organizations to submit their views on
how to mainstream gender considerations in the national adaptation planning process. Inputs should respond the following questions:
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What are good examples of lessons learned and best practices in prioritizing/incorporating gender in the process to formulate and implement national adaptation plans in your country or constituency? •
How can gender best be incorporated into adaptation action? •
In your experience, what are remaining gaps related to incorporating gender considerations into adaptation planning and implementation? •
What are useful sources relevant to this topic? Kindly submit your inputs
no later than 15 July 2019. For details on how to submit please refer to the secretariat’s
submissions and statements page and/or to the AC’s
web page dedicated to this call. The inputs will feed into the AC upcoming deliverables, including a plan on how best to incorporate gender considerations into (1) adaptation action and (2) the AC workplan activities; and an event, in
2020, on identifying gaps and solutions related to incorporating gender considerations into adaptation planning and implementation. Best regards, The Mountain Partnership Secretariat |
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mountain environments around the world. |