This report focused on Malawi, Climate Stress Test: Cascading Socioeconomic Impacts and Adaptation Policy Pathways, developed by the Global Center on Adaptation with KnowlEdge, Zutari, and the International Institute for Sustainable Development, uses an integrated system dynamics modelling approach (Green Economic Model – GEM) to assess how climate-informed investment choices shape economic, social, and environmental outcomes over time. The analysis, done in 2025 for Malawi, Tanzania and Mozambique, links climate risks to infrastructure and productive capital, and translates adaptation decisions into macroeconomic impacts, including GDP growth, employment, and fiscal performance under multiple scenarios.

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have a critical role to play in delivering climate-resilient infrastructure, particularly for long-term regional transport investments exposed to growing climate risks. This report, Technical Guidelines for Climate-Informed Public-Private Partnerships along the Abidjan - Lagos Corridor, developed by the Global Center on Adaptation through the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program (AAAP), provides a detailed analysis of climate risks and practical adaptation options to support governments and financial partners in developing climate-informed PPPs throughout the design and implementation phases. The report explores how resilience measures, including their costs and benefits, can be integrated into PPP frameworks and technical specifications over the project lifecycle.

This report focused on Mozambique, Climate Stress Test: Cascading Socioeconomic Impacts and Adaptation Policy Pathways, developed by the Global Center on Adaptation with KnowlEdge, Zutari, and the International Institute for Sustainable Development, uses an integrated system dynamics modelling approach (Green Economic Model – GEM) to assess how climate-informed investment choices shape economic, social, and environmental outcomes over time. The analysis, done in 2025 for Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi, links climate risks to infrastructure and productive capital, and translates adaptation decisions into macroeconomic impacts, including GDP growth, employment, and fiscal performance under multiple scenarios.

Under the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program, the Global Center on Adaptation is supporting national-level assessments and adaptation options analysis, demonstrating that investing in proactive climate adaptation is a key strategy to safeguard long-term growth, macroeconomic stability, and resilient development pathways across countries. This report focused on Tanzania, Climate Stress Test: Cascading Socioeconomic Impacts and Adaptation Policy Pathways, developed by the Global Center on Adaptation with KnowlEdge, Zutari, and the International Institute for Sustainable Development, uses an integrated system dynamics modelling approach (Green Economic Model – GEM) to assess how climate-informed investment choices shape economic, social, and environmental outcomes over time.

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) can play a powerful role in strengthening climate resilience in infrastructure,  but only if climate risks are properly understood, allocated, and managed throughout the project lifecycle. This report, Climate Risks Allocation in Public-Private Partnerships: A Practical Introduction, developed by the Global Center on Adaptation through the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program (AAAP), shares practical guidance and lessons learned from supporting resilient transport investments in Gabon.