Forestry in national adaptation plans (NAPs) to climate change

The objective of this paper is to give some preliminary insights on how forests, trees and agroforestry are considered in published NAPs, draw lessons and propose recommendations to improve the integration of forestry in adaptation planning processes. It considers the main vulnerabilities of forests and trees to climate change, the adaptation options under consideration, and how forestry is integrated in institutional processes, including the integration of forests and trees into agricultural and other sectoral adaptation measures. It concludes with recommendations to improve integration of forests and trees in adaptation planning.

Authors

Meybeck, A.,Gitz, V.,Wolf, J.,Wong, T.

Publication year

2022

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