Foundations for common approaches to measure global adaptation actions in the agriculture sector: Highlights from an analysis of existing climate adaptation frameworks
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Nowak A, Rosentock T. 2020. Foundations for common approaches to measure global adaptation actions in the agriculture sector: Highlights from an analysis of existing climate adaptation frameworks. CCAFS Info Note. CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).
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"Climate adaptation has been on the back seat of the international policy agenda for many years; the Paris Agreement and relating Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) provide new momentum to frame adaptation as a global responsibility and to call for collective measurement approaches. n Decisions on potential global adaptation targets and measurements need to build on existing collections of frameworks, indicators and metrics that provide valuable learning opportunities, rather than reinventing processes. n Reviewing what national M&E systems already track in terms of adaptation may be a pertinent way to advance discussions on how the GGA can be translated into practice via bottom-up, country-driven approaches."
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Todd Rosenstock https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1958-9500