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CLIMATE HAZARDS AND CHANGES IDENTIFIED
  • Droughts
  • Floods
  • Sea level rise
  • Storms, hurricanes, cyclones
  • Seasonal shifts
  • Changes in precipitation patterns
  • Heatwaves
  • Wildfires
How are NAP priorities structured

Guatemala's NAP has an objective and five specific objectives.

It has three cross-cutting sectors and six adaptation sectors.

Under its cross-cutting sectors and adaptation sectors, it has seven associated objectives, 13 associated key results, and 222 associated actions.

# of Specific Adaptation Actions Identified

222

Guiding Principles for the NAP Process
  • Ecosystem based, environmentally sustainable
  • guided by Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge
  • participatory
  • gender responsive
  • Other: precautionary; polluter pays and rehabilitates
Use of Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge

Data reflects NAPs submitted to the UNFCCC as of

* The list of NAPs on the UNFCCC’s NAP Central includes sector-specific NAPs from Uruguay for four sectors (agriculture, cities and infrastructure, energy, and coastal sectors). Sector-specific NAPs are not included in the analysis as we are focusing on multi-sector NAP documents.

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