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The Potential for Nature-Based Solutions Initiatives to Incorporate and Scale Climate Adaptation

Synthesis paper
Research report

Published 2022 by World Resources Institute. Authored by Tye, S., Pool, J. and Lomeli, L. G.

Summary

This paper seeks to understand the potential for existing NBS-centered initiatives to better incorporate climate adaptation, thereby contributing to broader adaptation efforts needed to combat the climate emergency. It also explores the barriers these initiatives face to offering enhanced adaptation support, as well as existing and new opportunities for accelerating adaptation actions, while improving monitoring and evaluation and capturing lessons learned. This paper is based on a literature review, an online survey of 16 initiatives’ secretariat staffs, and follow-up interviews, with a deeper dive into three initiatives: the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100), Cities4Forests, and Initiative 20x20.
Research detail

The Potential for Nature-Based Solutions Initiatives to Incorporate and Scale Climate Adaptation

Synthesis paper
Research report

Published 2022 by World Resources Institute. Authored by Tye, S., Pool, J. and Lomeli, L. G.