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- Speedy implementation of NAPA urged
Nepal is in the process to access approximately US$ 37 millions from various bilateral and multi lateral funding sources to implement the projects identified in National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA). From Least Developed Country Fund (LDCF) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Nepal is in the process of accessing around US$ 18 million out of USD 20 million allocated for each member country. NAPA is a key document prepared by the Government of Nepal in 2010 to address - "Support My School - SMS" ambassadors' orientation and green audit training held
A two days training on green audit for the ambassadors for “Support My School - SMS" program was held on 11-12 February, 2013 at Kathmandu. The training includes sessions on waste management and role of nature club on maintaining greenery and gardening and green audit in schools. - Interaction Program on "Understanding National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) in Nepalese context"
An interaction program titled “National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) in Nepalese Context” was organized in Kathmandu to initiate discussion among stakeholders about medium and long term adaptation plans to climate change impacts. National adaptation plans (NAPs) are a process to enable developing countries to formulate and implement national adaptation plans, building upon their experience in preparing and implementing national adaptation programmes of action, as a means of identifying medium- and long-term adaptation needs.
Upcoming Events
Workshop on National Adaptation Plan (NAP)
Clean Energy Nepal with WWF Nepal will be organizing workshop on National Adaptation Plan in Kathmandu and regions




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