Adaptation Fund

06/19/2026

Join us at London Climate Action Week 2026 for a timely discussion on how to unlock investment for climate adaptation.

On 24 June 2026, the Adaptation Fund, Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), NDC Partnership, Cadlas, and the Global Resilience Partnership are convening a side event on country-led programmatic approaches and country platforms for adaptation finance.

As countries advance National Adaptation Plans and NDCs, a persistent challenge remains: bridging the gap between planning and implementation. This session will explore how coordinated, country-driven frameworks can help build investment-ready pipelines, address risk barriers, and mobilize private finance at scale. It will also bring together public and private stakeholders to exchange perspectives and identify practical solutions.

📍 Bentley Systems, London
⏰ 12:15–14:00

👉 Register here:

Join us at LCAW 2026 to explore how country-led platforms can unlock private finance for adaptation and resilience.

06/10/2026

🌍 How can climate adaptation finance be scaled to deliver real, measurable impact on the ground?

Join the Adaptation Fund at for the side event, “Scaling Financing to Deliver Impact,” bringing together perspectives from governments, partners, and practitioners.

The discussion will explore how targeted financing, strong partnerships, and innovation are helping scale adaptation solutions in vulnerable countries, all while advancing learning, strengthening impact, and responding to evolving global priorities.

📅 Tomorrow, 11 June 2026
🕜 13:30–14:45
📍 Berlin Room

We look forward to engaging with Parties and stakeholders on the future of adaptation finance and collective action.

06/05/2026

🌍 This World Environment Day, adaptation means working with nature.

Climate change is already affecting lives and livelihoods in vulnerable communities around the world. The Adaptation Fund supports communities with solutions like nature‑based solutions and ecosystem‑based adaptation, from restoring ecosystems to strengthening climate‑resilient livelihoods.

Because adapting with nature helps protect people, ecosystems, and the future we share. 🌱

06/04/2026

In Mauritius, coral reef restoration is being driven by communities on the front lines of climate change.

Through an Adaptation Fund–supported project, local stakeholders—including fishers, conservation practitioners, and community members—are actively involved in restoring degraded coral reefs using nature‑based approaches. From establishing coral nurseries to monitoring reef health, the project places local knowledge and participation at the center of climate adaptation efforts.

By strengthening reefs that support coastal protection, fisheries, and tourism, community engagement is helping build long‑term resilience for Mauritius’ coastal ecosystems and livelihoods.

🎥 Watch how local action is helping reefs recover in a changing climate.

United Nations Development Programme - UNDP UNDP-Mauritius Eco-Sud Reef Conservation

06/02/2026

Learning about aquaponics is helping young South Africans prepare for a changing climate 🌱🐟

With Adaptation Fund support through , students are learning how aquaponics, a water‑efficient system that grows fish and crops together, can strengthen food security and reduce climate risks. By introducing these practices in schools, youth are gaining practical skills to become the next generation of sustainable farmers.

Discover how education is building long‑term resilience:
https://www.adaptation-fund.org/young-south-africans-take-up-sustainable-agriculture-for-food-security/

INMED South Africa United Nations Development Programme - UNDP

Aquaponics is seeing a revival in South Africa’s schools, boosted by government support and climate concerns In a school in South Africa, a group of students stare at a row of small plants growing in a greenhouse. Each one is involved in the lesson, caring for the growing crops. But this is no ord...

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

Looking to scale an innovative climate adaptation solution in Latin America and the Caribbean?

The Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator is now accepting proposals, with a new call open until 18 August. Through this initiative, selected innovators will receive targeted technical assistance to help strengthen, refine, and advance climate adaptation solutions with real potential for impact.

The programme supports locally driven ideas that can build resilience for communities most affected by climate change.
📆 Deadline: 18 August
🔗 Learn more about the call: https://f.mtr.cool/wknblhodem
🔗 About the programme: https://f.mtr.cool/dcojqpzmpm

05/21/2026

Partnerships that strengthen resilience. 🤝

When the private sector engages in climate adaptation, impact can scale. In Seychelles, partnerships with businesses, such as hotels, are supporting marine restoration efforts that protect coral reefs and the livelihoods that depend on them.

By working alongside local communities, national institutions, and practitioners, private sector partners are contributing resources and volunteer support, while helping raise awareness among visitors about the importance of protecting fragile ecosystems.

These collaborations show how public and private actors can work together to advance locally led adaptation and long‑term resilience.

🔗 Learn more about the AF project via link in bio.