Presented in September 2015 at CSV Workshop, India

1. Experiences from South Asia, primarily India
Scaling-out approaches: linking
with LAPA or sub-regional
planning

2. Objectives
•Provide national policy/ action for
CC
•Address international
commitments
•Address national mission/goals
Implementations
•Line ministries at national level
•Other stakeholders at national level
•Plan level
Objectives
•Provide state policy/action plan as
per state requirement under the
guidelines of NAPCC
Implementations
•State level line ministries
•Respective departments
Objectives
•Provide local plan of action for
adaptation to CC
•Address local realities while
developing adaptation plan/action
Implementations
•Local village level government units
•Local stakeholders
• Local communities (e.g. farmer
cooperative, local input suppliers,
CBOs, forest community group,
water user group etc.)
NAPCC
SAPCC
LAPA

3. Village/Local
Unit
LAPA CSV
Objectives
1. Aligning with the principles of
NAPCC (i.e. effective
implementation of
programmes through unique
linkage, including with civil
society and local government
institutions and through
public-private partnership)
2. Integration of climate
resilience aspects of state and
national plan of action on CC
(solar, enhanced energy
efficiency, sustainable habitat,
sustaining Himalayan
ecosystem, water, green India,
sustainable agriculture and
strategic knowledge of CC)
3. Integration of national and
local donors
4. Local plans for adaption to CC
5. Integration of adaption
options into national, state and
district plans
Local governance/
Operational Unit
Tie up with sectoral plans
and programs
Components
1. Agriculture
2. Forest
3. Sustainable habitat
(health, disaster
management, rural
infrastructure)
4. Water
5. Energy
6. Eco system
7. Climate change
1. Program operational
unit
2. Participation of local
stakeholders
3. Ensure participation of
vulnerable group
Objectives
1. Focus on climate smart
agriculture practices
 Adaption to CC
 Mitigation to CC
 Technology transfer
 Information
dissemination
2. Attracts international
organizations like FAO,
WB, CGIAR, UNEP,
UNFCC
3. Provide alternative
business cases for an
individual or portfolios of
CSAPs.
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4. Major questions for discussion
• What are the most appropriate sub-national
policies and plans that can provide incentives for
scaling-out CSA?
• How might local CSA programs best design to
promote CSA adoption?
• What is the role of local institutions in providing
supporting services to farmers that increases
CSA adoption levels and where the opportunities
lie?

5. Questions
Answers
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