A NAP progress report can serve to inform government workers, the general public, and the international community about what is working to build resilience to climate change and what is not, in which contexts, and why. This is essential for accountability purposes, as well as for learning and improving the next version of the NAP.

As more and more countries start implementing NAP processes, the question of how to report on the progress and results of adaptation actions to different stakeholders, from local to international levels, becomes more urgent.

Hosted by the NAP Global Network, this webinar will look at what has already been done in terms of NAP progress reporting and derive lessons that could guide countries who are about to start this process.