Programme development

This study report has been developed by the African Research & Impact Network (ARIN) through extensive cross-consultation and communication with the Adaptation Research Alliance (ARA).

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.

The ARA s Urban Resilience Co-creation Space will inform the development of an innovative urban resilience programme and establish a global partnership capable of its effective and impactful implementation.

This final synthesis report outlines a co-creation process aimed at bringing local knowledge and experience to bear on the design of a potential research programme on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for equitable climate resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The ARA is co-creating a new adaptation research programme that will build capacity in Least Developed Country (LDC) universities to support national adaptation efforts.

The ARA Co-creation Space enables activities to address adaptation challenges, reveal gaps and issues, and identify emergent solutions.

The ARA seeks an organisation to carry out a desk based review on smallholder agriculture adaptation to inform the thematic and geographical scope for a co-creation process. Deadline to express interest: 6 March.

The ARA seeks proposals for the management and facilitation of a programme scoping process.