Using vulnerability assessment and analysis data to influence climate change planning in Southern Africa

Using vulnerability assessment and analysis data to influence climate change planning in Southern Africa

by Malawi National Vulnerability Assessment Committee

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"Given the past and present role of vulnerability assessment and analysis (VAA) in combating food insecurity in Southern Africa, policymakers are keen to integrate vulnerability assessment into developing climate resilience in the region. This project aimed to draw out overlaps between VAA outputs and the needs of climate change planners and decision-makers, as well as identify entry points for the VAC in influencing broader climate change policy in Malawi. The study relied on input relevant literature as well as in-person interviews with key MVAC members, Malawi Government personnel, as well as civil society organizations, NGOs, and academic. Finally a learning workshop was held in order to present preliminary findings and stimulate discussion on a future agenda for MVAC"--Page 4

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