Mozambique's National Adaptation Plan (NAP) aims to address the country's vulnerability to climate change by fostering resilience and sustainable development. The NAP presents a framework of integrated climate change adaptation actions for its implementation, a result of extensive consultations with various strata of our society during face-to-face and online work sessions, questionnaires and interviews, integration of specific adaptation actions (sectoral, regional or thematic), including the main development sectors, in response to the country's main climate vulnerabilities. The NAP focuses on achieving the objectives of the National Strategy for Adaptation and Mitigation of Climate Change (ENAMMC) to reduce the vulnerability of people and the economy, create institutional and human capacity and increase the ability to access financial and technological resources, without neglecting the objectives of promoting low carbon development. The NAP main objectives are: Integration of Adaptation into Planning and Budgeting: Create an enabling environment to incorporate climate adaptation into national, provincial, and district-level planning and budgeting processes. Capacity Building: Improve the ability to manage and share climate-related data, access technology, and secure financing for adaptation measures. Implementation of Adaptation Actions: Execute strategic adaptation actions to enhance the resilience of vulnerable populations, particularly at the district level. These objectives are supported by three pillars: institutional framework, knowledge, technology and financing, and resilience of the most vulnerable. The NAP aligns with international frameworks such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, and the Paris Agreement, ensuring coherence with global climate action efforts.
莫桑比克 · 2023-01-01