The story of ecosystem-based adaptation through 5 case studies
A series of case studies developed for the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) on the topic of ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) to encapsulate the innovative approaches and lessons learned from its portfolio of climate adaptation projects. The case studies provide valuable insights and practical examples of how EbA can be effectively implemented across different contexts. The projects covered by the case studies were all funded by the Global Environment Facility.
Financing Ecosystem-based Adaptation in Cities: A Case Study from Mexico
Learn how UNEP is assisting cities like Xalapa in Mexico to adopt EbA through sustainable financing mechanisms such as payments for ecosystem services. For the Spanish version, visit here.
Gender-responsive Ecosystem-based Adaptation: A Case Study from El Salvador
Discover the importance of integrating gender dimensions into EbA, enhancing the resilience of women coffee producers in El Salvador against climate impacts. For the Spanish version, visit here.
Understand how adopting a watershed approach in urban planning can significantly enhance climate resilience in cities across Latin America and the Caribbean. For the Spanish version, visit here.
Restoring Climate-resilient Mangroves and Communities: A Case Study from Djibouti
See how restoring mangrove forests along Djibouti's coastlines provides natural defences against climate impacts while supporting local livelihoods.
People-centric Ecosystem-based Adaptation: A Case Study from Sudan
Explore the lessons learned from Sudan in engaging stakeholders and mainstreaming gender in EbA to build community resilience against climate change.
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UNEP: The Story of Ecosystem-based Adaptation Through 5 Case Studies
