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DAY 1: Tuesday, 05 April 2016

8:30-9:00	REGISTRATION
9:00-10:45	Opening Session	Welcome Addresses- Martin Frick, FAO and Lea Herberg, ICI-BMUB
		Agencies work on climate change - Srilata Kammila, UNDP and Fred Snijders, FAO
		Introduction to the LEG Technical Guidelines on NAP– Rohini Kohli, UNDP
		Paris Agreement and implications for NAP Process – Julie Amoroso-Garbin, UNFCCC
		The NAP Agriculture Programme – Julia Wolf, FAO and Rohini Kohli, UNDP
		Videos: Insights from the COP 21 on the NAP and Climate Smart Agriculture
10:45-11:15	*COFFEE*
11:15-11:45	Introductory Session	Introduction to the Workshop - Objectives, programme, practicalities Julia Wolf, FAO and Rohini Kohli, UNDP
11:45-12:30	Introductory Session	Getting to know each other
12:30-13:30	*LUNCH*
13:30-15:00	Thematic Session 1	Climate change adaptation and food security Setting the scene - Impacts of climate change on agriculture, livelihoods and women, and vulnerabilities in the agricultural sector – *Alexandre Meybeck, FAO* Livestock in NAPs – *Anne Mottet, FAO* Fisheries and aquaculture in NAPs – *Cassandra DeYoung, FAO* Forestry in NAPs – *Susan Braatz, FAO* Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction – *Selvaraju Ramasamy, FAO* Co-benefits between adaptation and mitigation – *Martial Bernoux, FAO* Q&A
15:00-15:30	*COFFEE*
15:30-17:00	Thematic Session 2	Mainstreaming CCA into development planning Mainstreaming into planning and budgeting - *Rohini Kohli and Glenn Hodes, UNDP* Grenada: NAP for climate-resilient decision-making – *Lea Herberg, BMUB* NAP Process in Uganda – *Chebet Maikut, Ministry of Water and Environment, Uganda* Mainstreaming Adaptation into Development Plans in Viet Nam – *Le Minh Nhat, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Vietnam* Q&A
17:00-17:15	Wrap up Day-1

DAY 2: Wednesday, 06 April 2016

9:00-9:15	Recap of Day 1 & Objectives of Day 2
9:15-10:15	Work Planning	Country Poster Session Finalization of posters
10:15-10:30	*COFFEE*
10:30-12:00	Thematic Sessions 3		Building an evidence base for climate change adaptation in agriculture Introduction to Economics of Adaptation and impact assessment and M&E approaches – *Babatunde Abidoye, UNDP* From climate information to climate impacts on agriculture and food security – *Hideki Kanamaru, FAO* Gender disaggregated indicators – *Sibyl Nelson, FAO* Building an evidence base for climate change adaptation in agriculture: Philippines – *Roberto Sandoval, FAO Philippines* Building an evidence base for climate change adaptation in agriculture: Zambia – *Reynolds Shula, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock,* *Zambia* Q&A
12:00-13:00	Thematic Sessions 3		-Group 1- Gender tools for impact assessment and M&E Sibyl Nelson, FAO Julie Teng, UNDP	-Group 2- From climate information to climate impacts on agriculture and food security Hideki Kanamaru, FAO Rohini Kohli, UNDP	-Group 3- Economics of adaptation: Cost-benefit analysis & other tools Babatunde Abidoye, UNDP Romina Cavatassi, FAO	-Group 4- Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Selvaraju Ramasamy, FAO Glenn Hodes, UNDP
13:00-14:00	*LUNCH*
14:00-15:20	Thematic Sessions 4		Leveraging support for NAP Climate finance architecture – *Srilata Kammila, UNDP* NAP Global Network – *Anne Hammill, IISD* Institutional Capacity Development – *Patrick Kalas, FAO* Integrating adaptation, gender and agricultural market development – *John Chettleborough, OXFAM and Bella Tonkonogy, UNDP* Uruguay’s experience – *Walter Oyhantcabal, Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fishery, Uruguay* Thailand’s Climate Change Adaptation: Responsible Organization & NAP – *Kollawat Sakhakara, Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning, Thailand* Q&A
15:20-15:35	*COFFEE*
15:35-16:35	Thematic Sessions 4		-Group 1- Institutional Capacity Development Patrick Kalas, FAO Julie Teng, UNDP	-Group 2- Impact assessment Babatunde Abidoye, UNDP Romina Cavatassi, FAO	-Group 3- Mobilizing climate finance Srilata Kammila, UNDP Nicholas Ross, FAO	-Group 4- Integrating adaptation, gender and agricultural market development John Chettleborough, Oxfam, Bella Tonkonogy, UNDP
16:35-17:15	Work Planning		Posters session – Peer to peer exchange
17:15-17:30	Review and Wrap-up for Day 2

DAY 3: Thursday, 07 April 2016

9:00-9:15	RECAP of day 2 & Objectives of Day 3
9:15-10:45	Thematic session 5	Review of the NAP Technical Guidelines and supplements Setting the scene – *Julie Amoroso-Garbin, UNFCCC* Genetic Resources in NAPs – *Irene Hoffmann, FAO* Ecosystem based Adaptation – *Lea Herberg, BMUB* Agriculture supplement – *Natasha Grist, ODI* Integrating Agriculture in National Adaptation Plans – *Lucy Ng’ang’a, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Kenya* Nepal: Climate Change and NAPs experience – *Narayan Raj Timilsena, Ministry of Population and Environment, Nepal*
10:45-11:00	*COFFEE*
11:00-12:30	Thematic sessions 5	Integration of Sectors and Agricultural Subsectors– *Anne Mottet, FAO*
		Livestock Anne Mottet, FAO	Fisheries and Aquaculture Cassandra DeYoung, FAO	Forestry Susan Braatz, FAO	Sector integration Rohini Kohli and Julie Teng, UNDP
12:30-13:30	*LUNCH*
13:30-13:50	Work Planning	Documenting good practices and communication products Sophie Treinen, FAO
13:50-15:30	Work Planning	Work plan implementation Working groups per country Timeline presentation
15:30-15:45	*COFFEE*
15:45-16:30	Work Planning	The way forward Presenting the NAPs Programme websites – *Claudia Garcia, FAO and Julie Teng, UNDP* Next steps for the programme, activities, milestones – *Rohini Kohli, UNDP and Julia Wolf, FAO* Q&A
16:30-17:00	Closing	Wrapping up Summary of Discussions Closing remarks *Lea Herberg, BMUB, Srilata Kammila, UNDP and Fred Snijders, FAO*