About the KLIMPALA project
The KLIMPALA project has the ambition to develop a Climate Platform for Adaptation in the Agricultural sector in Africa (KLIMPALA) to empower stakeholders in the African agro-sector against climate change with tools, capacity building and coaching.
In the project, we expand CLIMTAG, a web-based dashboard offering tailored climate information for the past and the future, to over 20 countries across the African continent and enrich it further with user-oriented functionalities. Stakeholders, including national authorities and experts, are involved throughout the project in the creation of the platform. They will be supported with a ready-to-use tool, insights in barriers for effective climate adaptation and for acquisition of International Climate Finance, and recommendations to overcome these barriers. Climate-robust initiatives for the agro-sector by local entrepreneurs are implemented in three African countries with financial and capacity building support of the project consortium.
Project details
Partners
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VITO, Flemish Institute for Technological Research
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ACMAD, the African Centre for Meteorological Applications for Development
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KENTER, Strategic Policy Consultants
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iPropeller/KPMG advisory, consultancy
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OVO, Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs
Duration
3 years, started in December 2020
Funding
The project is funded by International Climate Funding from the Government of Flanders.
Demonstration cases
By supporting concrete adaptation projects of local entrepreneurs, KLIMPALA aims to demonstrate how climate information can be used to assist effective and evidence-based climate adaptation actions and increase as such the resilience of the agricultural sector. Demo cases are selected in Uganda, Senegal and Malawi and local entrepreneurs are supported by coaching, capacity building and start-up finance.
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