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Submission by Task Force «Adaptation as a priority» and CANLA on the Baku Adaptation Roadmap
This submission is jointly presented by Talanoa Institute, Argentina 1.5, the Group of Climate Finance for Latin America and the Caribbean (GFLAC), Climate Action Network Latin America (CANLA), WWF-Brazil, Latin American Youth Climate Scholarship (LAYCS), Conectas Direitos Humanos, Instituto Socioambiental, Fundación Avina, and Instituto Decodifica on behalf of the Task-Force “Adaptation as a Priority for Latin America and the Caribbean” and Climate Action Network Latin America. This submission responds to paragraph 30 of the COP30 decision on the Global Goal on Adaptation, which invites Parties to submit views on the focus of the workshops and the technical paper under the first phase of the Baku Adaptation Road Map (2026–2028).
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