A diagram showing the key modules and the scope of the regional workshop on NAPs.

1. 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