Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning

Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning HOW COUNTRIES CAN IDENTIFY THE GAP April 2015 A SKILLS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK A SKILLS ASSESSMENT...
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Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning HOW COUNTRIES CAN IDENTIFY THE GAP April 2015

A SKILLS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

A SKILLS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

Special thanks to:

Conseil National de l’Environnement pour un Développement Durable, Government of Niger UNDP Niger

A SKILLS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

Skills for …

WHAT?

A SKILLS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

Assess audience and needs

Design learning objectives, assessment method

Prepare content, mode of delivery

Deliver training, engage national institutions

Evaluate for changes in attitude, behaviours

THE NEED FOR A FRAMEWORK

All countries need to better understand and develop individual skills to achieve their adaptation goals

More systematic and tailored approaches to skills development are needed

ADAPTATION SKILLS-SETS

Technical

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Management

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Participatory

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CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

Institutional capacities Individual skills (participatory)

Organisational

Institutional capacities Individual skills (management)

Operational

Institutional capacities Individual skills (technical)

Source: NAP-GSP and GIZ (2015), Developing Capacities for National Adaptation Planning.

IMPLEMENTATION LEVELS

Policy

INDIVIDUAL SKILLS AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES Page 13 of the publicationIES

Source: UNITAR (2015), Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning

INDIVIDUAL SKILLS AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES

What capacities for adaptation planning are you seeking to build?

CAPACITIES Source: UNITAR (2015), Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning

USING THE SKILLS ASSESSMENT TOOL

Capacities to build A. Enhanced national climate change coordination B. Ability to apply analytical tools to adaptation planning (V&A, CBA, expenditure review)

Steps to take 1. Describe existing skills available

2. Locate skills at different institutional levels 3. Identify gaps for skills development

USING THE SKILLS ASSESSMENT TOOL



What Skills?

A. Enhanced national climate change coordination

Technical

Manage ment

Partc’ory

USING THE SKILLS ASSESSMENT TOOL



What Levels?

A. Enhanced national climate change coordination

Policy

Operat’l

Organst’l

USING THE SKILLS ASSESSMENT TOOL

Objective: Skills development to enhance national climate change coordination TECHNICAL POLICY ORGANISATION OPERATION

T1

T2 T5

MANAGEMENT

PARTICIPATORY

M1

M6

P2

M2

M7

P3

P4

THE TOOLS Appendix 2 of the publication … TECHNICAL T1. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE AND POLICY T2. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION T3. CLIMATE CHANGE MAINSTREAMING MANAGEMENT M1. STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP M2. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY M3. VISIONING, CREATING, INSPIRING PARTICIPATORY P1. COORDINATION P2. COMMUNICATION P3. TEAM-BUILDING

THE NIGER EXPERIENCE: MAIN FINDINGS

“a cross government cohort of staff ready to assume technical and managerial roles in CCA ..”

At policy level, abilities needed to assess and advocate for sector implications of climate change At organisational level, coordination skills needed, such as joint objective setting and prioritisation At operational level, retaining personnel and HR management

THE NIGER EXPERIENCE: MAIN FINDINGS

National skills development: Immediate (Yr 1) TECHNICAL SKILLS T1 – climate change science and policy (basics) T5 – climate change economics and finance, modalities and access

MANAGEMENT SKILLS M1 – leadership and negotiation for policy makers

M4 – communication and advocacy for senior managers

PARTICIPATORY SKILLS P4 – speaking and presentating to groups, for managers and policy makers P10 – participatory planning and decision making, for managers

ENABLERS Detailed workflow analysis of current training activities in CCA Capacity development for national training institutions (instructional design) ToT programme on climate change fundamentals for CNEDD staff

THE NIGER EXPERIENCE: MAIN FINDINGS

What did we learn?

Skills assessment framework complex to apply in practice Clarity on ‘skills for what’ reduces data collection Importance of national training institutions

INDIVIDUAL SKILLS AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES

What capacities for adaptation planning are you seeking to build?

How specific can you be?

CAPACITIES Source: UNITAR (2015), Skills Assessment for National Adaptation Planning

Thank you

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