Papua New Guinea is prone to natural disasters induced by climate change, climate variability, andsea-level rise, including tsunamis, cyclones, inland and coastal flooding, landslides, and droughts. UNDP is supporting a four-year project, implemented by the Climate Change
Papua New Guinea is prone to natural disasters induced by climate change, climate variability, andsea-level rise, including tsunamis, cyclones, inland and coastal flooding, landslides, and droughts.UNDP is supporting a four-year project, implemented by the Climate Change and
This Stakeholder and Policy Analysis report is a contribution to the development ofGreen Climate Fund (GCF) arrangements for Papua New Guinea (PNG). It hasbeen produced as part of the GCF Readiness and Preparatory Support Project andwill inform:
WORKSHOP REPORT10-12 July 2019Awareness & Consultations on Green Climate Fund& the Role of the National Designated Authority onClimate Finance in Papua New Guinea.Alotau International HotelAlotau Southern Region The Southern region being the last workshop had very good
WORKSHOP REPORT11-13 June 2019Awareness & Consultations on Green Climate Fund& the Role of the National Designated Authority onClimate Finance in Papua New Guinea.New Guinea IslandsKIMBE -WEST NEW BRITAIN PROVINCE The general feedback was the workshop was timely
WORKSHOP REPORT29 - 31 May 2019Awareness & Consultations on Green Climate Fund& the Role of the National Designated Authority onClimate Finance in Papua New Guinea.Lae International HotelMOROBE PROVINC The participants from the Momase region convened in a
WORKSHOP REPORT21-23 May 2019Awareness & Consultations on Green Climate Fund& the Role of the National Designated Authority onClimate Finance in Papua New Guinea.Highlander Hotel, Mount HagenWestern Highlands Province Prior to the first Regional Workshop on the GCF
WORKSHOP REPORT WEBINAR: GENDER MAINSTREAMING GUIDELINE FOR CLIMATE CHANGEPROJECTS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA Climate change would only serve to exacerbate these uncertainties in which the most vulnerable inour communities will stand to be the most affected, especially
Webinar Report The Green Climate Fund Country Programme and No-Objection Procedure of Papua New Guinea Webinar Report details an online webinar held on May 19, 2020, organized by the Climate Change & Development Authority (CCDA) with support
Date: 27 May 2020Platform: Zoom Online WebinarOrganized by: Climate Change and Development Authority (CCDA)Facilitated by: Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) OverviewThe Climate Finance Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Webinar aimed to enhance the understanding of Green Climate Fund
PAPUA NEW GUINEA CLIMATE CHANGE ANDDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY:JOINT ORGANIZATIONAL ASSESSMENTREPORT The Climate Change and Development Authority (CCDA) was established in 2015 tocoordinate Papua New Guinea’s response to climate change. In 2016 CCDA wasappointed the National Designated Authority (NDA)