The NAP-Ag case study series features country experiences in formulating and implementing National Adaptation Plans (NAPs), with a particular emphasis on adaptation in agriculture (including forestry, livestock and fisheries & aquaculture). Ongoing country activities focused on promoting an evidence-based, gender-sensitive planning processes, such as gender mainstreaming, cost-benefit analysis, impact evaluation and monitoring and evaluation, are also highlighted in this series.

• Gender and adaptation planning in the agricultural sectors: the case of Uganda
  This case study chronicles Uganda’s experiences developing a gender‑responsive National Adaptation Plan for the Agricultural Sector (NAP-Ag) and related capacity development for gender-responsive planning, budgeting and policy formulation

• Safeguarding livelihoods and promoting resilience through National Adaptation Plans–Case study: Kenya
  This case study summarizes the context for the adoption of Kenya’s National Adaptation Plan (2015-2030); details how agriculture sectors can be better integrated into NAPs; and describes how Kenya came to launch one of the first NAPs in Africa and among developing countries.

• Safeguarding livelihoods and promoting resilience through National Adaptation Plans– Case study: Uruguay
  Building on an advanced suite of climate change policies, strategies and plans, Uruguay is implementing innovative dialogues to develop an Agriculture NAP through a participatory process. This case study summarises how the sectoral NAP will develop capacities of producers and institutions to implement appropriate and well-monitored adaptation measures. 
  
  Available also in Spanish: 
  Integración de la Agricultura en los Planes Nacionales de Adaptación: Estudio de Caso de Uruguay