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CCWG Position Paper on Co-Benefits

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A win-win situation. A call for better integrationof adaptation, mitigation and development for the people in Vietnam most vulnerable to climate change.

In a context of limited resources, but rapidly increasing adaptation and mitigation costs and needs, there is a growing need for more harmonized, cost-effective and efficient measures in the response to climate change.

Adaptation interventions that integrate mitigation, have significant socio-economic benefits, and target the most climate-vulnerable, is one of the most optimal and feasible solutions to this challenge.

CCWG Position Paper on National Adaptation Plan

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Addressing the adaptation challenge though civil society participation and a focus on vulnerablegroups in the National Adaptation Plan process in Vietnam

CCWG Position Paper on Co-Benefits

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A win-win situation. A call for better integration of adaptation, mitigation and development for the people in Vietnam most vulnerable to climate change.

In a context of limited resources, but rapidly increasing adaptation and mitigation costs and needs, there is a growing need for more harmonized, cost-effective and efficient measures in the response to climate change. Adaptation interventions that integrate mitigation, have significant socio-economic benefits, and target the most climate-vulnerable, is one of the most optimal and feasible solutions to this challenge.

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CCWG Position Paper on National Adaptation Plan

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Addressing the adaptation challenge though civil society participation and a focus on vulnerable groups in the National Adaptation Plan process in Vietnam. 

There is a sobering gap between adaptation needs and the current reality of adaptation. This holds not only with regards to finance, but also with respect to technology, knowledge, and capacity, as recent UN reports reveal. Given that global warming proceeds faster than predicted and that ambitious mitigation actions are not being taken, the need for adaptation will be increasing. This will widen the current adaptation gap even more and it means bad news for countries like Vietnam that are already highly vulnerable to climate change.

CCWG position paper on COP 21

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Attached is the CCWG's position paper toward COP 21 in both Vietnamese & English which was launched on 17th September 2015.

CCWG's comments for Vietnam INDC

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In July, 2015 CCWG has submitted its comments on Vietnam INDC to the INDC Drafting team coordinated by Department of Meteorology, Hydrology and Climate Change - Ministry of Natural Resource & Environment with a view to contribute CCWG's knowledge and experiences in working with local community. The Joint Principle on Adaptation developed by Southern Voices program was also shared with the drafting team for apply when review the Adaptation component within INDC.

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