Locally Led Action Principles - How can we see them driving real impact?
16 June at 13:00 CET
The “Principles for Locally Led Adaptation” are a set of 8 principles that guide the adaptation community as it develops funding, programmes and new practices toward adaptation that is increasingly owned and led by local partners. This second session on the 8 Principles for Locally Led Adaptation will explore principles 5-8.
The principles explored in this session include:
5) Building a robust understanding of climate risk and uncertainty
6) Flexible programming and learning
7) Ensuring transparency and accountability
8) Collaborative action and investment
This is the second of two sessions exploring what the Principles 4-8 for Locally Led Adaptation are and look like in practice. principles in depth. This will include exploring:
What does delivery of this principle look like in practice at local level?
What challenges prevent endorsers from delivering in practice?
The session will begin with an introduction to each of Principle’s 4-8, to help improve the CBA Communities’ understanding of them. Each Principle will be introduces via plenary interview from a formal endorser. They will also help the CBA community to understand what this Principle means for their organisation, including what it means to do things differently.
Following the introduction of each Principle, break-out groups will discuss two questions:
What does delivery of this principle look like in practice at local level?
What challenges prevent endorsers from delivering in practice?
These discussions will help contribute to a 10 year effort to see the principles widely implemented and creating a space for meaningful, locally owned impact in climate vulnerable communities.