Hosted by the Global Green Growth Institute and Stockholm Resilience Centre, this roundtable will explore how resilience planning can connect national climate and development commitments and sustain their implementation through overlapping crises. Partners will examine how risks cascade across sectors, how single-hazard, multi-hazard and sectoral plans can inform shared national priorities, and how investment approaches can reinforce one another. The focus is on improving coordination within existing planning processes and aligning finance and institutional support with delivery. The discussion will bring together philanthropic funders, bilateral donors, climate finance institutions and development agencies under the Chatham House Rule.

Through a brief framing as well as facilitated round robin discussion, we will explore:

• How can single-hazard, multi-hazard and sectoral plans connect with broader climate and resilience planning, without adding another planning layer?
• What additional resilience approaches or mechanisms might be needed to unlock finance for climate action?
• How can funders, development partners and civil society align their support so that climate policy implementation keeps its momentum through conflict, fiscal pressure and other shocks?

Moderator:

• Nicholas Taylor, Lead, Adaptation, and Resilience, Global Green Growth Institute