The integrative framework being developed by the LEG with inputs from the NAP technical working group

1. Regional NAP Expo
7 November 2018
Libreville, Gabon
Integrative Framework for NAPs and SDGs
(NAP-SDG iFrame)
Ms. Julie Amoroso-Garbin, UNFCCC secretariat

2. Guidelines
q Initial guidelines are contained in
decision 5/CP.17, annex
q Technical guidelines for the NAP
process, developed by the LEG in
response to decision 5/CP.17 paragraph
15 are available in multiple languages at
http://unfccc.int/7279
q Supplements to the guidelines are
available on NAP Central
http://www4.unfccc.int/nap/Guidelines/P
ages/Supplements.aspx
The guidelines provide the basis for the formulation and
implementation of NAPs

3. Sample process to formulate and implement a National Adaptation Plan

4. SDGs are a linked system of goals and targets
Source: David Le Blanc, "Towards integration at last? The SDGs as a Network of Targets“,
Rio+20 Working Paper 4

5. Health as featured in different goals of Agenda 2030

6. SDGs *
q SDG 1 – No poverty
q SDG 2 – Zero hunger
q SDG 6 – Clean water and sanitation
q SDG 7 – Affordable and clean energy
q Etc.
NAP-SDG iFrame: managing multiple entry points
Climate hazards
q Drought/aridity
q Floods
q Excessive rainfall
q Shifting seasons
q Temperature extremes
q Heat waves
q SLR
q Storms
Actors
q Government
agencies
q UN agencies
q Bilateral agencies
q Private sector
q NGOs
q CBOs
Place
q Urban area/city
q National
q Subnational levels
q River basins
q Community
Sectors (ministries)
q Agriculture
q Water
q Energy
q Health
q Economic planning
q Etc.
National development themes
q Food security
q Water security
q Energy security
q Livelihoods and employment
q Health and nutrition, etc.
Urban water
system
Rural
water
systemUnderground
water pool
Fish
Production
Food
distribution
Livestock
production
Crop
production
River basin
hydrology
Hydro
energy
production
Regional
power pool
Energy grid
system
Strategic food
reserves
Settlements
/housing Critical
public/Service
Installations
Transport
networks

7. SDGs
o SDG 2 – Zero hunger
o SDG 3 – Health
o SDG 6 – Clean water and
sanitation
o SDG 7 – Affordable and clean
energy
o SDG 9 – Infrastructure
o SDG 11 – Cities
o SDG 14 – Oceans
o SDG 15 - Ecosystems
Climate hazards
o Drought/aridity
o Floods
o Excessive rainfall
o Shifting seasons
o Temperature extremes
o Heat waves
o SLR
o Storms
Actors
o Government depts.
o Parastatals
o Individual UN
agencies
o MDBs
o Bilateral agencies
o Private sector/SME
o NGOs
o CBOs
Spatial units
o Community/village
o Urban area/city
o Municipality
o Country level
o River basins
Sectors
o Agriculture
o Water
o Energy
o Health
o Economic planning
o etc
National development
themes
o Food security
o Water security
o Energy security
o Livelihoods and employment
Urban water
system
Rural water
system
Underground
water pool
Fish
Production
Food
distribution
Livestock
production
Crop
production
River basin
hydrology
Hydro energy
production
Regional
power pool
Energy grid
system
Strategic food
reserves
Settlements/h
ousing Critical
public/Service
Installations
Transport
networks
NAP-SDG iFrame

8. Figure 3: Ten components
comprising the WHO
operational framework for
building climate resilient
health systems, and the main
connections to the building
blocks of health systems
WHO Operational framework
for building climate resilient
health systems, 2016
Health systems based on WHO supplement to NAP Technical Guidelines

9. Application of NAP-SDG iFrame in pilot Open NAP countries (1/2)
q Allows for a holistic and comprehensive analysis of climate change
risks
q Helps demonstrate how a systems approach helps to focus
stocktaking, making assessments, identifying and monitoring
actions and facilitating the achievement of coherence and the
synergy of adaptation across scales (over time and in different
places), levels (e.g. sectoral, subnational and national) and
frameworks
q A potential exists for consistency in the definition of systems for a
given country, especially for areas that are well studied. In some
cases, a finite number of systems would cover most of the effort
required to address adaptation sufficiently in a country

10. Application of NAP-SDG iFrame in pilot Open NAP countries (2/2)
q Stakeholders and actors (agencies and organizations) can be
clearly identified and major gaps or areas of overlap easily
determined
q Knowledge and methodologies, including metrics of success and
adequacy, are easier to associate with specific systems;
q Further elaboration and harmonization of the taxonomy and
nomenclature used in adaptation would help to facilitate
collaboration between sectors and work areas, including the
tracking and monitoring of activities.

11. Subway Station Cross-section drawing of a Subway Station in London. First appeared in 'Stephen Biesty's
Incredible Cross-Sections' published by Dorling Kindersley Watercolour

12. Interactive exercise:
q How does integration of health climate risks to the broader
adaptation planning scenario take place?
q What is the process for prioritization?
q What are the opportunities for integrating health adaptation in the
National Adaptation Plan – entry points, stakeholders, etc.

13. Thank you