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SPECIAL FEATURE


OPEC FUND GRANTS TO SUPPORT CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES


O C I


Intro In CIP IAEA


Organization Project CIAT


Climate-Smart Technologies and Practices: Using Science Knowledge and Expert Feedback to Accelerate Local Adoption


Decision Support Systems to Sustainable Potato Management in the Andes


Supporting Climate- Proofing Rice Production Systems (CRIPS) Based on Isotopic Applications


ICARDA


Enhancing Food Security in Arab Countries – Phase III


Agriculture


Sector Region Country Africa Tanzania


Completed


Status Approved Amount (US$) 2013


100,000 Agriculture Agriculture Latin America


Asia Bangladesh, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Nepal


Agriculture


Global Egypt, Jordan, Morocco,


Palestine, Sudan, Tunisia, Yemen, Syria


ICRISAT


Enhancing Groundnut Productivity and


Profitability for Smallholder Farmers in Asia through Varietal Technologies


IFAD


Improvement of Dryland Livelihoods in Djibouti and Somalia through Productivity Enhancing Technologies


IWA UN HABITAT


Implementing Climate Resilient Water Safety Planning


Promotion of Water Operators' Partnerships in Africa and Asia-Pacific


Agriculture Agriculture


Asia Bangladesh, India, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam


Africa Djibouti, Somalia Ongoing 2017 600,000 Ongoing 2017 400,000 Ecuador, Peru Completed 2009 100,000


NAPS AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES


Ongoing 2018 500,000 Ongoing 2017 1,000,000


Water and sanitation


Water and sanitation


Africa Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal


Global Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Malawi, Samoa, Vietnam


CIAT: International Center for Tropical Agriculture CIP: International Potato Center IAEA: International Atomic Energy Agency ICARDA: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas


Ongoing Ongoing 2017 2018 400,000 1,000,000


A national adaptation plan (NAP) process is a strategic process that enables countries to identify and address medium- and long-term priorities for adapting to climate change. The NAP process is led by national governments and involves analyzing climate change and assessing vulnerability to its impacts. This helps countries identify and prioritize adaptation options, implement these options, and track progress. According to NAP Global Networks: “Overall progress in NAPs has been steady, although slower than desired – particularly among LDCs. The UNFCCC reported in December 2019 that 120 developing countries have at least initiated NAP processes and are advancing them in different ways. Whether it is undertaking vulnerability assessments, establishing the institutional structures for adaptation decision making, identifying and prioritizing options, or securing resources to implement these options – countries are moving forward.”


ICRISAT: International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics IFAD: International Fund for Agricultural Development IWA: International Water Association UN HABITAT: United Nations Human Settlement Programme


Source: Nap Global Network http://napglobalnetwork.org/


Energy sector


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Fisheries and local liveliho The Fisheries sector was prioritized by


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countries, reflecting the importance of this industry for local livelihoods and diets. Countries with marine fisheries are interested in improving fish management and p sustainable freshwater fi


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Extreme weather


Countries highlighted disaster risk-reduction and the capacity to cope with extreme weather events, such as flo and


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