Parallel Session-I

The Role of Subnational Policies in Meeting the Climate Change Challenge – Learnings from Karnataka’s SAPCC on Water and Agriculture

Brief Description

Subnational policies play a pivotal role in translating global climate ambitions into tangible local actions. This session highlights Karnataka’s Subnational Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change (SAPCC), demonstrating how region-specific strategies can effectively tackle local climate challenges while aligning with broader global goals.
Focusing on SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), the discussion will delve into SAPCC’s innovative methodologies, its emphasis on community partnerships, and its measurable impacts on water and agriculture. Attendees will gain insights into replicable practices that foster resilience and adaptive capacity across diverse regions.
Key Objectives

1. Showcase pioneering subnational climate adaptation strategies.
2. Explore the significance of community engagement in policy implementation.
3. Identify pathways to scale successful subnational initiatives for broader impact.

Join this engaging session to discover how local governance can drive global climate resilience and inspire impactful, actionable solutions.