Community Adaptation Action Planning

Community Adaptation Action Planning

Badge awarded to

Adamu James Ndahi


Issued on 06 Mar 2026 by

World Vision International

This course is part of the Community Driven Resilience (CDR) learning pathway and aims to improve self-reliance and sustainability for local organizations on the front lines of providing humanitarian assistance. The Community Adaptation Action Planning (CAAP) course will enable you to learn more about key participatory tools and processes to: support communities in action and adaptation planning; analyze the impacts of climate change as a basis for identifying options for adaptation; and identify a vision or picture of the community’s future. The tools and processes will help you choose how to best promote and gather community-level feedback forums; and plan how to best present key findings and adaptation options to the wider community. This e-Learning course is intended for staff working in the local, national, and international humanitarian and development space.
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Issuer

World Vision International

Ashley_Inselman@wvi.org

Criteria

The badge represents 4 hours of learning representing both internal WV-specific training and protocols as well as externally relevant standards and principles such as Sphere, CHS Alliance Core Humanitarian Competency Framework (CHCF), Humanitarian Learning Standards, and more.

Where there is only reading or interaction required, learners must, complete all sections, complete quiz with a pass level of 80% and a feedback form.

By completing the full course, participants will be able to:

  • Identify the rationale, and technical contents used in CAAP;
  • Utilize key participatory tools and processes to support communities in action and adaptation planning;
  • Analyze the impacts of climate change as a basis for identifying options for adaptation;
  • Identify a vision, a picture of the community’s future, and outcomes of the community’s adaptation efforts;
  • Choose how to best promote and gather community-level feedback forums; and
  • Plan how to best present key findings and adaptation options.