Brechas de conocimiento en adaptación al cambio climático : informe de diagnóstico Uruguay
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Author(s): Fundación Avina
Strengthen the use of scientific evidence to inform climate policy, negotiations and implementation in Latin America
Over the last two decades, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has become one of the major international bodies searching for scientific and political agreements between developing and developed countries. As a result of the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015, new types of commitments and responsibilities have emerged for signatory parties. The National Determined Contributions (NDCs) appear as a key instrument for outlining what will be done in terms of climate policy in each country.
Latin American countries have made promising progress in adaptation to climate change, but they still remain highly vulnerable to its effects. For that reason, they are taking seriously their need to strengthen their capacities. Several countries in Latin America are currently reviewing their NDCs, which will eventually influence climate strategies not only at the national level through NDCs and national adaptation plans (NAPs), but also at international negotiations, where developing country parties will look for support for their implementation.
There are still important leadership gaps regarding the key elements essential to this implementation. Such gaps are mainly related to a lack of capacity and knowledge on the part of climate decision-makers and negotiators. This project is designed to fill these gaps by strengthening the capacities of climate change policymakers from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Paraguay, and Uruguay in the use of scientific evidence for the development of climate policy, negotiations, and reporting on the implementation of plans.
This project will build on work initiated in Africa, where IDRC supports scientists that inform climate negotiators. In order to enrich this mutual learning, this project will also work in full synergy with the IDRC-supported project called “Strengthen the use of scientific evidence to inform climate policy, negotiations, and implementation in Africa” by sharing experiences, best practices and expertise to stimulate interregional climate actions in the framework of the upcoming Conferences of the Parties of the UNFCCC.
Project ID
108713
Project Status
Completed
End Date
Duration
27 months
IDRC Officer
Walter Ubal
Total Funding
CA$ 563,000.00
Location
Argentina
Brazil
Costa Rica
Paraguay
South America
Programs
Climate-Resilient Food Systems
Climate-Resilient Food Systems
Climate Change
Institution Country
Panama
Project Leader
Paula Ellinger
Institution
Fundación Avina
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Outputs
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Brechas de conocimiento en adaptación al cambio climático : informe de diagnóstico Paraguay Informe Author(s): Fundación Avina |
Brechas de conocimiento en adaptación al cambio climático : informe de diagnóstico Costa Rica Informe Author(s): Fundación Avina Language: Spanish |
Integrating climate change knowledge with politics and society : from translation of expert knowledge to collective construction of practical responses Brief The objective is to improve the integration of knowledge on adaptation to climate change: this policy brief presents proposals to overcome communication deficits by generating spaces and practices for co-creation between science and politics; incorporating civil society actors and communities’ experience in the field; and surveying practical and traditional knowledge regarding how to face climatic challenges and extreme events. Author(s): Pelfini, Alejandro Language: English |
Funding challenges of climate change adapting in Latin America and the Caribbean Brief Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) countries have faced many barriers over time in terms of access to and implementation of climate funds. The main barriers are outlined in this policy brief, with recommendations that would ease the situation for some low-income countries. For instance, regarding the Green Climate Fund (GCF), countries of the region have access to a funding limit of USD 3 million per country to develop National Adaptation Plans. Another instrument that is growing rapidly is green bonds, although these are mostly used for climate change mitigation rather than adaptation. Author(s): Scardamaglia, Virginia Language: English |
Latino adapta : fortaleciendo vínculos entre ciencia y política en América Latina Informes Author(s): Latino Adapta Language: Spanish |
Lacunas de conhecimento em adaptação às mudanças climáticaso : relatório diagnóstico Brasil Estudios Author(s): Fundación Avina Language: Spanish |
Brechas de conocimiento en adaptación al cambio climático : informe de diagnóstico Argentina Estudios Author(s): Fundación Avina Language: Spanish |
Brechas de conocimiento en adaptación al cambio climático : informe de diagnóstico Chile Informe Author(s): Fundación Avina Language: Spanish |