Presentation by the NAP Global Network as part of the Peer Learning Summit (PLS) in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from July 9-11, 2019.

1. Session 6:
Enabling Factors Part II –
Institutional Arrangements
July 9, 2019

2. Barriers
and
Enabling
Factors

3. Barriers to
Private Sector
Engagement
• Weak, inappropriate or missing
regulations (e.g. lack of zoning
regulations)
• Incentives that undermine the
business case for adaptation
• The time it takes for governments to
develop/adopt policies and laws
• No clear policy signal

4. Key Actions
1. Getting the appropriate institutional
arrangements at the outset of the
NAP process – to maintain them
throughout all three phases of the
NAP
2. Ensure that the legal and regulatory
framework within the country is
conducive to businesses
engaging in adaptation measures.

6. Group Activity
● Keep the same private sector role
you were assigned in the previous
session (e.g. smallholder farmer)
● In your role, get together in new
groups, where a variety of “private
sector actors” will be represented
● Consider the diversity of actors in the
group, when considering the
following questions:

7. Questions
Discuss these questions, recording
notes on your flip-charts:
1. What kind of institutional arrangements
– within the NAP process – would most
be effective to make our respective
voices and priorities heard?
2. What examples are there of these from
your respective countries? What new
ideas do you have?