Libélula participated in the presentation of the AdaptAcción tool: A milestone in public-private collaboration for climate action in Peru.
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In an event co-organized with the Ministry of the Environment, with the support of the Community of Practice on Public-Private Articulation for Climate Action in Latin America (ArticuLAC), an initiative of LEDS LAC, The innovative «AdaptAcción» tool was presented, designed to increase the participation of the private sector and jointly identify and manage climate risks, implement adaptation actions, optimize internal processes and reduce the impact of climate change.
The AdaptAcción tool, developed by the Peruvian Ministry of Environment with technical assistance from Libélula and the cooperation of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, will also allow monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of these actions, promoting a continuous improvement approach and capitalizing on lessons learned.
The event “Promoting dialogue for the effective participation of the private sector in the recognition system for organizations that contribute to climate change adaptation in Peru” aimed to create a space for dialogue and feedback regarding the usability and use of the tool by the public and private sector, promoting the implementation of adaptation actions.
Alicia Medina, Libélula's Manager, who led this project, emphasized that the main objective of the event was to create a space of trust between both sectors to provide feedback and progressively improve this important and innovative climate adaptation tool.
Berioska Quispe, Director of the General Directorate of Climate Change and Desertification of the Peruvian Ministry of Environment, highlighted the importance of collective action and collaborative work so that in the future more people and institutions will be committed to climate change adaptation.
With the guidance and facilitation of Rocio Aldana, technical expert of the coordinating team of ArticuLAC, In the course of the workshop, participants from more than 20 companies formed working groups to identify opportunities for improvement in the tool presented, demonstrating their commitment through collective work.
Jocelyn Ostolaza, The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation's Global Climate Change Program, expressed his enthusiasm with this Peruvian milestone, highlighting that there are very few tools of this type at the global level, and Peru can generate leadership in the region through joint construction and implementation.
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