From principles to practice: what makes locally led adaptation innovative and effective in the humanitarian sector – and how can we scale this together?
This session explores how locally led adaptation (LLA) can move from principle to practice, highlighting why it is an innovative and effective approach for humanitarian action. Through community experiences from Malawi, Nigeria, Georgia and beyond, participants will examine what makes LLA different, the barriers to scaling it, and practical solutions to overcome them. Interactive discussions, audience engagement and expert reflections will foster learning, inspire new partnerships, and identify concrete opportunities to strengthen community leadership and accelerate locally led climate action worldwide.
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From principles to practice: what makes locally led adaptation innovative and effective in the humanitarian sector – and how can we scale this together?
This session explores how locally led adaptation (LLA) can move from principle to practice, highlighting why it is an innovative and effective approach for humanitarian action. Through community experiences from Malawi, Nigeria, Georgia and beyond, participants will examine what makes LLA different, the barriers to scaling it, and practical solutions to overcome them. Interactive discussions, audience engagement and expert reflections will foster learning, inspire new partnerships, and identify concrete opportunities to strengthen community leadership and accelerate locally led climate action worldwide.
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