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Using “adaptation technologies” to improve policy and planning at national level

  

Using “adaptation technologies” to improve policy and planning at national level

Organizer: Practical Action / IIED *this session is part of the Development & Climate Days

This session is part of the Development & Climate Days.This session will look at how community-based innovation and implementation of ‘adaptation technologies’ could improve the impact of national policy and planning. The discussion will include how the ‘business case’ is built for government to invest in certain adaptation technologies and/or create the enabling environment for uptake of other adaptation technologies – e.g. smart subsidies, PPPs and incentives. It will also explore the fact that uptake requires technologies to be viable, so evidence and examples of relevant ‘business models’ are also needed.

Speakers:
Chris Henderson, Head of Agriculture, Practical Action
Maria-Claudia Valdivia Verde, Agriculture Thematic Lead, Practical Action Peru
Dhamam Uprety, DRR Thematic Lead, Practical Action Nepal
Aditya Bahadur, Principal Researcher, in IIED’s Human Settlements Group.
Nga Ha Thi Quynh, Policy Advocacy and Public Relations, CARE Vietnam
Maria Goss,


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