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What do &#039;Regional Land Use Planning to Protect Biodiversity&#039;, &#039;Supporting Coffee Growing by Small Farmers&#039; and &#039;Promoting Infrastructure in Informal Settlements&#039; have in common? All three are GTZ development projects in Africa that could be affected by climate change in the future. The experts in charge of these projects are confronted with the question of how to deal proactively with the consequences of worldwide climate change. To provide specific and practical approaches to tackling this challenge, the GTZ Climate Task Force, in close cooperation with OECD and with funding from BMZ and InWEnt, has developed a practical training course.