Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Information Platform

WEBINARS

Past collaborative activities with key institutions to promote adaptation knowledge exchange are available here. Get access to our past webinars.

Think Globally, Fund Locally - Adaptive finance to strengthen locally-led climate change adaptation

27 September, 2022

This webinar reflects on the need to strengthen and scale up access to finance for locally-led climate change adaptation. The discussion includes a review of the principles for locally-led adaptation and recent research by the International Institute for Environment and Development, and a discussion with climate adaptation experts from Save the Children and the Thailand Environment Institute on their experiences to support community-led adaptation. Drawing on research, previous and ongoing projects in Asia and the Pacific as well as in Africa the discussion sheds light on examples, challenges, and good practices to bridge access to finance via capacity building, flexible financing, and collaboration for co-finance and co-benefits. The webinar is hosted by the Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific, at the Asian Institute of Technology.

Webinar on Showcasing Leading Nature Based Solution Experiences from Europe and Asia

11 August, 2022

This session was organized by the Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RRC.AP) located at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) to help identify opportunities for NbS in adaptation to climate change. The webinar aims to share many different lessons and approaches from some of the leading NbS projects from Asia and Europe to broaden the exchange of knowledge across communities, resulting in more effective NbS project development.

Status and challenges for linking scientific knowledge to strengthening socio-economic resilience to climate-related disasters

10 March, 2021

This session was organized under the Economic Sector Resilience Stream of the 7th Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Network Forum. It discussed how the science-based information can be shared and utilized within the context of socio-economic resilience in the Asia-Pacific region.

Filling the Adaptation Gap

11 March, 2021

This session was organized as a Special Event of the 7th Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Network Forum. During the session, key adaptation actors discussed options for narrowing the adaptation gap and presented strategies and plans for a wide range of stakeholders in the Asia-Pacific to work together to strengthen the adaptive capacity through AP-PLAT.

A Climate Resilient Society through Effective Scientific Knowledge Sharing and Adaptation Capacity Building

8 July, 2021

During the Asia-Pacific Climate Week (APCW) 2021 organized by the UNFCCC, this session evolved around the topic of effective interaction among climate science, policy and action, as well as on climate-related capacity-building in developing countries.

KE4CAP EU-Japan BKE Event

2 November, 2021

This session held at the Japan Pavilion at the COP26 focused on sharing good practices including AP-PLAT on how science can be used to inform evidence-based strategic planning and implement of adaptation actions for a climate resilient Asia-Pacific. It also explored the potential of international platforms in accelerating adaptation across countries.

Development and utilization of information platform towards climate resilient societies in Asia-Pacific Region

2 November, 2021

This seminar was held in Glasgow during COP26 and focused on sharing good practices and challenges for information platforms on how science can be used to inform evidence-based strategic planning and implementation of adaptation action for a climate-resilient Asia-Pacific region.

Making Asia-Pacific Resilient to Climate Change: The Effort and Perspective of the Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Information Platform (AP-PLAT)

15 November, 2021

As one of the Collabs session during PEMSEA’s East Asian Seas Congress 2021, this session presented useful scientific tools and online capacity-building services available in AP-PLAT and discussed potential areas for collaboration/synergy between AP-PLAT and PEMSEA.