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Assessing adaptation in Latin America’s first BTRs: linkages with the GGA and UAE Framework
This technical paper analyses how 19 Latin American and Caribbean countries report adaptation in their 2024–2025 Biennial Transparency Reports, assessing their contribution to operationalising the Global Goal on Adaptation and the UAE Framework for Global Climate Resilience. The findings aim to inform the second Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement starting in 2026.
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Argentina 1.5 and Gran Chaco Foundations have embarked on a joint journey to contribute to the testing of the BAI from a multi-scalar and multi-level perspective of adaptation. This policy report summarizes the progress made in recent months, which has involved joint capacity building and an effort to understand the extent to which BAI are applicable to the realities of the Chaco province in Argentina, and in particular, to the livestock production chain. To this end, the UAE-FGCR, along with the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) submitted by Argentina to the UNFCCC and the draft Response Plan of the Chaco province under Law 27.520, have been considered as key inputs for the exercise.
Co-CoA Key messages for COP29
Through this initiative we seek to strengthen the advocacy processes towards the implementation of the Global Goal on Adaptation and the operationalization of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Framework for Global Climate Resilience at COP29 and COP30 of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. We also seek to develop a participatory process to identify and design methodologies and, potentially, indicators of adaptation to climate change, from the perspective of local stakeholders to support the current international discussion. Communities and organizations, especially the grassroot organizations, find gaps and obstacles to their participation and influence in international negotiation processes due to a range of barriers including language, resources and the complexity of processes and agendas. Thus, we seek to make a contribution from the Global South, in particular with the Latin American and Caribbean stakeholders while strengthening the technical capacities of the participating organizations, specifically with regard to monitoring climate adaptation initiatives.
Co-CoA Key messages for COP29
Through this initiative we seek to strengthen the advocacy processes towards the implementation of the Global Goal on Adaptation and the operationalization of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Framework for Global Climate Resilience at COP29 and COP30 of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. We also seek to develop a participatory process to identify and design methodologies and, potentially, indicators of adaptation to climate change, from the perspective of local stakeholders to support the current international discussion. Communities and organizations, especially the grassroot organizations, find gaps and obstacles to their participation and influence in international negotiation processes due to a range of barriers including language, resources and the complexity of processes and agendas. Thus, we seek to make a contribution from the Global South, in particular with the Latin American and Caribbean stakeholders while strengthening the technical capacities of the participating organizations, specifically with regard to monitoring climate adaptation initiatives.
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Submission by the United Nations Foundation, in collaboration with the Adaptation Research Alliance, Adaptation Without Borders, the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation, Argentina 1.5, the Climate Policy Initiative, the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, the International Alliance to Combat Ocean Acidification, and the World Resources Institute. The submission was prepared in response to the call for submissions for Workshop 6 of the Glasgow–Sharm el-Sheikh Work Programme on the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA).