Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) – Basic terms
Hoja conceptual con definiciones base: EbA (CBD 2009), relación con NbS y sub-enfoques (Eco-DRR, EbM), y elementos/criterios de calificación para comunicación y mainstreaming.
The Global Project Mainstreaming Ecosystem-based Adaptation – Project facts
Hoja de “project facts” del proyecto global para fortalecer la capacidad de tomadores de decisión a nivel internacional/nacional/local para integrar EbA en políticas y procesos (incluye productos de conocimiento, trainings, y soporte tipo “EbA Support Facility”).
Indigenous Populations: Key to Nature Conservation
This article discusses the importance of indigenous populations in ecosystem conservation, traditional knowledge, and adaptation to climate change in Latin America.
Let’s Talk About Oceans: Blue Carbon and EbA (Video)
The video highlights that coastal ecosystems such as mangroves and seagrasses are essential for addressing climate change, both for their ability to capture and store blue carbon and for their role in Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA), which protects coastal communities from extreme events.
Guidance Note: Building Resilience with Nature
This note offers strategies for maximizing ecosystem-based adaptation in national adaptation planning, emphasizing nature-based solutions and resilience building.
Global EbA Fund: Implementation and Upscaling
The Global EbA Fund supports the implementation and upscaling of ecosystem-based adaptation projects worldwide, providing funding, technical support, and knowledge exchange.
FEBA: EbA Qualification & Quality Criteria
This technical paper presents qualification and quality criteria for ecosystem-based adaptation projects, offering guidance for effective and high-quality EbA implementation.
FEBA EbA Qualification and Quality Criteria
This technical paper presents qualification and quality criteria for ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) projects, providing guidance for practitioners and policymakers to ensure effective and high-quality EbA implementation.
EPIC: Ecosystems Protecting Infrastructure and Communities
The EPIC project demonstrates how ecosystems can protect infrastructure and communities from climate risks, focusing on nature-based solutions and adaptation strategies.
Ecosystems Reducing Risks and Adapting to Climate Change
This project explores how ecosystems reduce climate risks and support adaptation, with case studies on restoration, risk management, and community resilience.