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CLIMATE HAZARDS AND CHANGES IDENTIFIED
  • Droughts
  • Floods
  • Sea level rise
  • Storms, hurricanes, cyclones
  • Changes in precipitation patterns
  • Wildfires
  • Other: hailstones; forest degradation; saline intrusion; ocean acidification.
# OF ADAPTATION PRIORITIES

4

Adaptation priorities

Foster conditions for the resilience of human and natural systems through territorial, marine, and coastal planning.

Manage biodiversity, ecosystems, watersheds, and marine and coastal spaces for adaptation.

Adapted public services and resilient infrastructures.

Adapted and eco-competitive productive systems.

# of cross-sectoral or strategic priorities

2

Cross-sectoral or strategic priorities

Knowledge management of climate change effects and climate services and local and institutional capacity building.

Investment and financial security for climate action.

# of Specific Adaptation Actions Identified

231

Guiding Principles for the NAP Process
  • transparent
  • participatory
  • inclusive of vulnerable groups and communities
  • Ecosystem based, environmentally sustainable
  • guided by Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge
  • Multisectoral
  • gender responsive
  • Other: resilience; transformation; innovation; social equity; universality; prevention; flexibility; service and business continuity; economic and fiscal sustainability; territorial approach; shared public-private responsibility
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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