Strategies Mainstreaming of Ecosystem-Based Adaptation (EBA) In Vietnam

Countries
Source
Global Good Practice Analysis (GIZ UNDP)
Climate Objective
Adaptation
Planning and Implementation Activity
Developing Strategies and Plans
National Adaptation Plans
Sectors and Themes
Agriculture
Water
Forestry and Other Land Use
Language
English
Region
East Asia and Pacific
Barriers Overcome
Information
Institutional
Case Summary

The project ”Strategic mainstreaming of ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) in Vietnam” provides the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment with technical support to systematically integrate innovative ecosystem-based solutions into national and local adaptation planning. To that end it offers capacity training to stakeholders at both the national and provincial level. Moreover, it provides technical support to facilitate the implementation of EbA measures on the ground.

Ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) is a concept that uses functioning ecosystems to mitigate and adapt to the negative impacts of climate change. The EbA approach has the potential to deliver a vast array of benefits to countries like Vietnam. Vietnam is not only extremely vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change but also a hotspot for biodiversity. Strengthening the capacity of stakeholders at the national and provincial level to mainstream EbA into national climate adaptation frameworks and other development plans is a key prerequisite for the successful implementation of such an approach.

Further Information

Case study author(s)

Neha Khandekar, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Kavya Bajaj, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

Contact
Ms. Kirsten Hegener, Project Manager, GIZ kirsten.hegener@giz.de