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Local Adaptation to Climate Change (LACC) Project

The Local Adaptation to Climate Change (LACC) Project promotes sustainable and inclusive livelihoods and natural resource management in Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces in Nepal. LACC supports local communities to adapt to the impacts of climate change and environmental changes, aiming to secure livelihoods and improve living conditions.

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LACC works in the following sectors:

Climate change adaptation & resilience
Disaster risk reduction and preparedness
Land use planning and management
Integrated water and forest resources management
Livelihoods development, value chains and cooperatives
Environment conservation and management
Local governance
Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI)

The achievements of the project are built on three result areas:

Result Area I

Climate resilient livelihoods and inclusive management and conservation of terrestrial ecosystems

Result Area 2

Inclusive and sustainable water management practices strengthened

Result Area 3

Enabling conditions and governance for sustainable, inclusive and integrated natural resource management in provinces and local levels

Join us for a Rural Water Supply Network (RWSN) webinar on Multiple-Use Water Services on the 10th of June at 14:00 CEST!

Nepal has over two decades of experience in developing and implementing Multiple-Use Water Services community-managed systems that provide water not only for domestic needs but also for agriculture, livestock, small businesses, and renewable energy generation.

In the webinar, LACC Project is among 10 organisations giving insights into how Nepal is scaling MUS from community-level to watershed and river basin planning, and how these approaches can inform broader water management and development strategies globally.

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This website was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs on Finland and the Government of Nepal. Its contents are the sole responsibility of LACC and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland or the Government of Nepal.