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About - AAI

The African Ministerial Conference on Environment (AMCEN) was mandated by the 25th African Union Summit held in Johannesburg, South Africa in June 2015, to develop, with the African Group of Negotiators (AGN), a proposal for enhanced support to Africa on adaptation and loss and damage. The African Adaptation Initiative (AAI) was launched in Paris during the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP) that took place in December 2015.

image #1 AAI represents a bold and innovative step by Africa to galvanize the support needed to significantly scale up adaptation and actions to address loss and damage on the continent with an initial focus on enhancing action in the pre-2020 period.

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The AAI aims to enhance action on adaptation, with the aim of addressing the adaptation financing gap, and implementing measures to address loss and damage in Africa. This will be done through partnerships with institutions and organisations undertaking relevant work on the continent to scale up and replicate on-going initiatives and develop proposals for new initiatives. The AAI will advocate for and facilitate access to existing and scaled-up resources for African countries to develop and implement policies, plans, and actions to support their efforts to adapt and address loss and damage.

Outcomes

After successfully delivering results as intended under Phase 1 (2015-2016) and Phase 2 (2017-19), the AAI is now resourcing and implementing post-2020 activities under Phase 3 (2020-2030). Phase 3 begins with achieving transformative results for adaptation in Africa through a 2020-2025 Roadmap. In delivering the AAI 2020-2025 Roadmap, the AAI seeks to contribute results across four high-level outcome areas:
  • Un milliard de dollars est investi dans les pays africains pour garantir des services d'information climatique adéquats (y compris des systèmes d'alerte précoce et des infrastructures d'observation) afin de soutenir des politiques et des décisions solides en matière d'adaptation.
  • Tous les pays africains ont traduit leurs engagements en matière d'adaptation dans les plans nationaux d'adaptation (PNA) et les contributions déterminées au niveau national (CDN) en plans d'investissement et en réserve de projets investissables.
  • Doublement du financement de l'adaptation auquel les pays africains ont accès et qu'ils mobilisent pour leurs priorités urgentes d'ici 2025.
  • Mise en œuvre d'au moins un programme phare régional dans chacune des 5 régions d'Afrique, portant sur les secteurs critiques de l'économie africaine : agriculture, eau, prévention des catastrophes, villes et communautés locales, protection des côtes, santé et biodiversité et écosystèmes.

AAI’s Phased Approach: AAI is implemented through a phased approach to achieve transformative adaptation results for Africa in sync with global processes

PHASE 1

(2015 — 2016)

A political mandate from African Heads of State and Government and endorsement from all 54 African countries was given.
The AAI was launched at COP 21 in Paris.
Two Technical Working Group meetings were held.

This phase of the AAI has been successfully achieved.

PHASE 2

(2017 — 2020)

The AAI will play a facilitative role, working with partners to scale up and replicate adaptation action and approaches to address loss and damage. This phase will begin with facilitating support to African countries to develop and implement National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) through a partnership with UNDP.
AAI will develop a yearly report to map on-going initiatives on adaptation and addressing loss and damage and assesses progress towards meeting its objectives.

PHASE 3

(2020 — 2030)

The AAI will continue to work with partners to facilitate the scaling up and replicating of adaptation action and approaches to address loss and damage. Additional flagship programmes will be developed and additional resources will be mobilised.

Domaines d'intervention

The AAI aims to work with partners to facilitate access to support and implement activities in four key areas.

Pilier 1 : Améliorer les services d'information climatique

Goal: All African countries have climate information services adequate in quantity and quality to support decision making.

Pilier 2 : Renforcer les politiques et les institutions

Goal: Stronger continental, regional, and national institutional and policy frameworks to support decision making on adaptation and loss and damage in Africa.

Pilier 3 : Renforcer l'action sur le terrain

Goal: Significantly increase the number of projects and programs being implemented to enhance adaptation and address loss and damage in Africa.

Pilier 4 : Financements et investissements climatiques

Goal: Increase access to funding and mobilise additional support to enable the implementation of adaptation actions and approaches to address loss and damage.

MODÈLE DE LIVRAISON

L'IAA est une initiative dirigée par des Africains et fortement ancrée dans les institutions africaines existantes.

The proposed delivery model is described below.

Orientation politique : Political leadership to guide AAI will be provided by CAHOSCC and AMCEN.

Comité directeur : A steering committee comprising of the AMCEN bureau and chair of the AGN.

Unité de soutien technique : The day-to-day operationalisation of the AAI will be coordinated by the TSU.

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Publications

ENHANCING ACTION ON ADAPTATION AND ADDRESSING LOSS AND DAMAGE IN AFRICA.

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Rédaction

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Juin 23

Pan-African Forum on Climate Financing

A Pan-African forum that brought together National Designated Authorities (NDAs) from 23 countries participating in the Pan-African Readiness led by the Africa Adaptation Initiative (AAI) was held from 23rd to 25th May in Lomé, Togo.

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Juin 23

Second Africa Adaptation Initiative Virtual South-South Peer Capacity Exchange Programme (SSEP)

With the financial support of the European Union (EU) and financial and technical support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Africa Adaption Initiative (AAI) through the project, Enhancing Knowledge and Evidence to Scale-up Climate Change Adaptation in Africa, organized the second virtual South-South Peer Capacity Exchange Programme (SSEP) which took place on 5-6 April 2023, facilitated by Sustainable Solutions for Africa (SSA).

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Fév 23

COP27 Summary

COP27 was an exciting and critical time for the Africa Adaptation Initiative (AAI) and a number of key milestones were achieved. At the conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, President Biden pledged US$25 million to the AAI Food Security Accelerator, the European Union and Germany each committed €5 million (US$5.25M) of funding, and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations pledged a further US$4.5 million, bringing total new finance commitments of around US$40 million. At the conference we also presented the executive summary of the AAI State of Adaptation in Africa Report 2022 and celebrated the launch of our new steering committee.

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Nov 22

The Africa Adaptation Initiative (AAI) holds its inaugural steering committee meeting at COP27

The steering committee was appointed at the eighteenth session of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN) meeting in September 2022. The committee is made up of representatives from the Republic of Gabon as AAI Champion as chair, the Arab Republic of Egypt as host of the AAI TSU, the African Union Commission, United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLGA), and Pan Africa Climate Justice Alliance. To ensure full African regional representation in the composition of the Steering Committee. Some country representatives from Botswana, Kenya, and Liberia will also be part of the steering committee.

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Upcoming Events

 

To be announced

Past
Événements

High-Level Event:

Santiago Climate Change Conference
Date: 02-13 December 2019
Location: Santiago de Chile, Chile

 

Workshop:

Enhancing climate information services in Africa
Date: 22-23 June 2017
Location: Maun, Botswana

 

High-Level Event:

The Africa Adaptation Initiative: Working Together to Deliver on Climate Action
Date: Tuesday, 15 November, 2016
Location: Marrakesh, Morocco

Contacter

Currently, the Africa Adaptation Initiative is seeking funding from African and international resource providers in the public and private sectors. This is to enable AAI to deliver its 2020-2025 strategy, to support African countries to achieve their adaptation and resilience objectives.
Would you like to learn more about how countries can access support from the Africa Adaptation Initiative? Do you need information on how to support AAI to achieve results for adaptation and resilience in Africa?
Please contact: Ambassador Seyni Nafo AAI Coordinator mimikaseyni@gmail.com

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    Pilier 1 : Améliorer les services d'information climatique

    Goal: All African countries have climate information services adequate in quantity and quality to support decision making.

    Pilier 2 : Renforcer les politiques et les institutions

    Goal: Stronger continental, regional, and national institutional and policy frameworks to support decision making on adaptation and loss and damage in Africa.

    Pilier 3 : Renforcer l'action sur le terrain

    Goal: Significantly increase the number of projects and programs being implemented to enhance adaptation and address loss and damage in Africa.

    Pilier 4 : Financements et investissements climatiques

    Goal: Increase access to funding and mobilise additional support to enable the implementation of adaptation actions and approaches to address loss and damage.

    Pilier 1 : Améliorer les services d'information climatique

    Goal: All African countries have climate information services adequate in quantity and quality to support decision making.

    Pilier 2 : Renforcer les politiques et les institutions

    Goal: Stronger continental, regional, and national institutional and policy frameworks to support decision making on adaptation and loss and damage in Africa.

    Pilier 3 : Renforcer l'action sur le terrain

    Goal: Significantly increase the number of projects and programs being implemented to enhance adaptation and address loss and damage in Africa.

    Pilier 4 : Financements et investissements climatiques

    Goal: Increase access to funding and mobilise additional support to enable the implementation of adaptation actions and approaches to address loss and damage.