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Report on the national platform for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation, 14th may, 2013
Ghana - Government, 2013This document report on a meeting that brought together chairpersons of the Technical Committees, representatives from various ministries, departments, agencies, and other stakeholders, to discuss the progress of the national platform of Ghana and to deliberate on the way forward. It presents: (i) the National Co-ordinators opening address; (ii) a statement on behalf of the United Nations Country Representative; (iii) an overview of platform performance; (iv) a discussion of the Ghana action plan on disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA); (v) the achievements of the ...
Report on the national platform for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation, 14th may, 2013
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Available online: http://www.preventionweb.net/files/33509_33509nationalplatformreport2013.pdf
Published by: Ghana - Government ; 2013
This document report on a meeting that brought together chairpersons of the Technical Committees, representatives from various ministries, departments, agencies, and other stakeholders, to discuss the progress of the national platform of Ghana and to deliberate on the way forward. It presents: (i) the National Co-ordinators opening address; (ii) a statement on behalf of the United Nations Country Representative; (iii) an overview of platform performance; (iv) a discussion of the Ghana action plan on disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA); (v) the achievements of the African Adaptation Project (AAP); (vi) the forestry commission initiatives on climate change; (vii) an advocacy on the proposed NADMO bill; (viii) an open forum; and (viii) the chairman’s closing remarks.
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free)Tags: Climate ; Climate change ; Environment and landscape ; Ghana
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