Africa

A report highlighting Nairobi's climate action plan spanning between 2020 and 2050.

This report presents how climate change hazards are affecting communities in the Boeny region and highlights the need for locally adapted and inclusive resilience solutions.

This report captures key insights, challenges and recommendations from the ARA African Regional Workshop. The funding was provided to 14 African micro grantees, and workshop was convened as a platform for exchange of ideas and learnings in LLAs as well as an avenue to share project experiences, lessons and make recommendations to the ARA Secretariat.

Learn about transboundary climate risks for Senegal and how these can be better addressed through national level action and international cooperation in this Adaptation Without Borders report.

En este informe se presentan ejemplos pr cticos de investigaci n para la adaptaci n en 20 pa ses del Sur.

Ce rapport pr sente des preuves de la mise en pratique de la recherche-action en mati re d'adaptation partir de 20 exemples du Sud.

Explore proposed key actions towards realizing an ambition of the African Union Climate Change and Resilient Development Strategy and Action Plan (2022–2032) to “Enhance coordination between the Regional Economic Communities and Member States in addressing and managing transboundary and cascading climate risks” in this Adaptation Without Borders roadmap.

This report provides details about the community-level consultations that took place as part of a co-creation process supported by the ARA on the design of a potential NbS research programme for equitable climate resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This scoping report sumarises the findings of a co-creation process supported by the ARA into NbS for climate resilience in SSA, and proposes cross-cutting themes that could be integrated into new research programme design.

How can locally led adaptation respond to highly localized risks in contexts marked by deficits in formal governance machinery? Learn more in this factsheet, which is part of a series that presents information from the Global Center on Adaptation’s flagship reports State and Trends in Adaptation in Africa 2021 and 2022.