Opening
Tea / coffee break
1.2 Keynote presentation: Assessing costs and design of NAP financing
1.3 Interactive session: Deep dive into the UNFCCC updated NAP technical guidelines and launch of NAPX
Lunch break
Posters, exhibitions, networking
1.5.2 Group Yellow - Parallel interactive sessions: From NAP priorities to projects and programmes as part of an adaptation portfolio
Tea / coffee break
1.6.2 Group Yellow - Parallel interactive sessions: Developing project concepts and profiles to match national priorities with financing
Networking
Reception by the Government of Rwanda
2.1 Opening keynote: Transforming food systems: From climate risks to resilience assets
2.2 Keynote presentation: From evidence to investment: Lessons from prioritising and costing national climate adaptation measures in South Africa
Tea / coffee break
2.3 Group Yellow (UNDRR/GGGI) - Pitching project ideas to funders
Lunch break
Posters, exhibitions, networking
2.6.2 Advancing monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems (AC/ NAP GN) - Groups Red and Yellow
Attend" Groups Red and Yellow can choose between this and 2.6.1
2.6.1 Assessing adaptation costs and designing NAP financing (McKinsey/UNDP) - Groups Red and Yellow
Attend Groups Red and Yellow can choose between this and 2.6.2
Tea / coffee break
2.8.1 NAP scientific writing workshop - Groups Red and Yellow
Attend Groups Red and Yellow can choose between this and 2.8.2
2.8.2 Addressing adaptation reporting challenges through the NAP process - Groups Red and Yellow
Attend Groups Red and Yellow can choose between this and 2.8.1
Networking
Tea / coffee break
3.3 Group Red and Yellow - Parallel interactive sessions: Implementation readiness and an effective NAP process by 2030
Lunch break
3.4 Supplements to the NAP technical guidelines
Field visit: RESTORED GIKONDO WETLAND
Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has organized a field visit for all participants attending the NAP Expo to the Restored Girokondo Wetland on Wednesday, 20 May. Departure by bus from the Marriott Hotel is scheduled for 16:00. Participants are kindly requested to be outside of Marriot Hotel no later than 15:45 to facilitate a smooth departure. The visit itself is expected to take approximately one hour, for a total duration of around two hours including commuting. REMA warmly invites participants to wear the shirt included among the welcome gifts for a special photo opportunity during the field visit. In addition, participants are encouraged to bring water, preferably using the gifted water bottles provided in the welcome package.
