Adaptation in Action. Institute shifts course for Kazakhstani officials online using Zoom, helping the country craft its Environmental Code
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amending the national Environ
mental Code to incorporate
climate change adaptation.
The project falls under the
of Central Asian countries to
engage in planning under the
on Climate Change.
a number of related environ
to climate change in its legal
a draft chapter for its code,
mate Change.
forth climate change adapta
tion norms and processes, as
governmental bodies, are cur
in developing draft rules for
implementing the proposed
methodological guidance on
implementing the adaptation
Once the proposed climate
change adaptation provisions
ing a need to build familiar
of government staff. Held over
The objective of the course
of the code. The training also
explained related rules and
methodological guidance. At
of climate change impacts in
international obligations under
climate adaptation.
ences in climate adaptation
various stages of the adapta
tion process.
adaptation, such as agriculture,
participants represented
NGOs, science institutes, and
166 participants attended the
tion.
the program transitioned to
an online format over Zoom
due to the pandemic. All the
Adaptation in Action
Although the program, spanning more than three years, began with in-person training events con-
vened in Kazakhstan, as shown here, ELI staff later successfully changed to an online format.
corded in English and dubbed
training participants, provid
the lecturers to provide train
course materials.
The training session re
both for its structure and con
tent, and represented one of
approaches to online events
is a continuation of over a
including projects on adapta
tion in coastal areas and man
climate.
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