As discussions on the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) shift from design to delivery, connecting local MEL and accountability practices will be vital for success. 

During this session, we will:

• Provide local and actionable examples of how accountability and monitoring systems can be implemented at different scales. 
• Highlight next steps that Parties at COP30 need to mobilise to support grounding the GGA into local and national accountability frameworks.  
• Identify key actions beyond COP30 for international, national and local actors to ensure that adaptation monitoring can deliver for national and local actors. 

Join us: Grounding the GGA in local realities post-COP30, 15:00 GMT 

Annette McGill

Confused about the role of the private sector in nature and locally led action? 

You’re not alone! 

The private sector is more than just big multinationals out to make a buck.  Come along to session 6b to learn from experts about the different types of private sector finance. Come and learn, challenge and debate!

  Three reasons to join:

• Explore the diverse roles the private sector plays – from international to local – that support nature and locally led action.
• Hear more about the opportunities for increasing private sector engagement in nature and locally led action, especially in an ethical way that meaningfully supports the priorities of Indigenous peoples and local communities.
•  Learn from real-world examples showing how this can be done, including social forestry, women entrepreneurs driving green economies and leveraging public finance small grants to bring communities and the private sector together.

See you then: 15:00 GMT

Annette McGill