Interactive Session: Learning and Knowledge Sharing (South-South and North-South) As a Tool for Cooperation for Adaptation
Interactive Session: Learning and Knowledge Sharing (South-South and North-South) As a Tool for Cooperation for Adaptation
Wednesday, 20 June 2018, 14 15 - 16 00 (SS: 133) Room No: 1.44
The session will highlight experiences and lessons learnt of knowledge transfer on climate change adaptation both from South-South and North-South perspectives, as a tool for enhanced cooperation to implement adaptation measures.
A particular focus will be on how different formats of exchange and learning have helped partner organizations and developing countries in particular, to advance on climate finance readiness and adaptation planning. The potential for these initiatives to foster replicability and bilateral and regional cooperation will be illustrated through statements from country representatives.
The Commonwealth Secretariat, Adaptation Fund (AF), Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN) and The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH will share their experiences and lessons from different organizational and geographical perspectives.
Presentations
Moderator: Jason Spensley, Senior Specialist for Project Preparation and Adaptation Planning, Green Climate Fund
- The Adaptation Fund will share lessons from facilitating South-South learning and capacity building support for developing countries through its readiness programme for climate finance, including country experiences from Antigua and Barbuda.
- The Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub will share experiences in channeling knowledge and adaptation practices among developing countries and for promoting cooperations. Case studies from Mauritius and Barbados will be shared.
- GIZ’s experience with promoting exchange for climate finance readiness and the NAP process.
- The CTCN work on learning and knowledge sharing through North-South and South-South transfer of technology and technical assistance with experiences from Antigua and Barbuda and Benin.
Presentations will be followed by an interactive session to explore lessons and best practice examples from the participants.
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