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Implementation in the context of the policy cycle framework is defined as ’to put a public policy into effect’. Once policy makers decide on, formulate and adopt a policy, then it is implemented, i.e. activities identified in the policy document are translated into concrete actions. Implementing adaptation is a dynamic iterative learning process, and monitoring and evaluation help to adjust policy responses and actions to accommodate, for examples, the availability of new information such as changes in climate and socioeconomic conditions (IPCC, 2014).  Adaptation action that is taken by independent of government policies are considered to be ’autonomous’ and not captured by the self-assessment survey.

For further definitions see the Glossary in Chapter 4.