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Nature-based solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa for climate and water resilience

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Washington, DC World Resources Institute 2022Description: 26pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: This technical note outlines the methodology used to create a region-wide dataset of projects that have implemented NBS for climate-and water- resilience objectives in two multilateral development bank (MDB) portfolios- The World Bank and the African Development Bank. The resulting dataset includes 46 projects led by these MDBS over a 10-year period (2012-21), including 46 projects from the World Bank and 39 projects from the African Development Bank. The technical note also demonstrates how these projects are leveraging NBS to address urgent challenges faced by communities in SSA, including urban flooding, coastal flooding, and water security. Additionally, the note illustrates numerous types of co-benefits that NBS are generating, including biodiversity, livelihoods, and opportunities for carbon sequestration.
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This technical note outlines the methodology used to create a region-wide dataset of projects that have implemented NBS for climate-and water- resilience objectives in two multilateral development bank (MDB) portfolios- The World Bank and the African Development Bank. The resulting dataset includes 46 projects led by these MDBS over a 10-year period (2012-21), including 46 projects from the World Bank and 39 projects from the African Development Bank. The technical note also demonstrates how these projects are leveraging NBS to address urgent challenges faced by communities in SSA, including urban flooding, coastal flooding, and water security. Additionally, the note illustrates numerous types of co-benefits that NBS are generating, including biodiversity, livelihoods, and opportunities for carbon sequestration.

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