Table 5.

Climate change Impacts, Municipality of _________________________________

General Changes Natural Resource-

ECOSYSYSTEM Climate Variable Expected in Climate Information about Population Based Production Critical Point Facilities Urban Use Areas Infrastructure and Potential Impact
Patterns of Change Uitilities Area/s
Variables Areas

A B C D E F G H I J

FOREST

DJF are the months with Morbidity (Heat stroke,

Hypertension,
decrease crop
production due to
the lowest Pneumonia, Skin plants' stress, decrease food supply shortage,
TEMPERATURE Increasing temperature/coldest = Infections, of fish stocks, increase not identified not identified decrease of Water & water shortage, power
26.3˚C and JJA has the Malnourishment, of diseases & high Power supply shortage in all barangays
highest temperatures / Diarrhea etc.) & mortality rate in
hottest = 28.4˚C
Mortality livestock

AGRICULTURE DJF are the months with

the heaviest rain with the Morbidity (Heat stroke, wilting, decrease crop
baseline at 889.5mm, Hypertension, production, plants'
followed by SON with Pneumonia, Skin stress, decrease of fish, Residential, Commercial, food supply shortage,
RAINFALL Decreasing 879.4mm and JJA at Infections, increase of diseases & not identified Industrial, Sanitary Waste decrease of Water supply water shortage, power
Malnourishment, Management Facility shortage in all barangays
599.8mm. While MAM Diarrhea etc.) & high mortality rate in
has the lightest rainfall Mortality livestock
with 437mm only

URBAN USES

COASTAL/MARINE

Instructions:

Using the sectoral/mutli-sectoral impact chain, identify the potential impact of climate stumuli and geologic hazards to the systems of interest, Columns D to I.
Note:

Columns B (General Changes Expected in Climate Variables) and (C Information about Patterns of Change) can be derived from Table 1 . Climate Change Projections
Table 5.1 Hazard Impacts, Municipality ___________________________________

HAZARD ECOSYSTEM Population Natural Resource-Based Production Critical Point Facilities Urban Use Areas Infrastructure and Uitilities Potential Impact Area/s
Areas
A B C D E F G H

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IMPACT CHAINS - AGRICULTURE

INCREASE TEMPERATURE DECREASE TEMPERATURE

DIisruption of soil qualty & Drought

plants fertility

Decrease no. of Low fishery & Sanitary

Decrease of crop production livestock Environment
farmers
production

Shortage of food supply

Poverty Increase no.
Decrease of of Morbidity
Economic & Mortality
Increase of Hunger Activity
Increase of
Crime Rate
Decrease no.
Increase of Malnourishment of Manpower
Increase of in the LGU
Decrease Drop-out rate
livestock &
poultry
Increase of Morbidity of products
large population
Increase no.
of Teenage
Pregnancy

Increase
Decrease no. of farmers and Poverty Rate
marketers

Decrease of
economic activity
EASE TEMPERATURE SUPER TYPHOON

Water
Shortage Flood Landslide Loss of Life

Sanitary Low Tourism Damage of Damage to Decrease of

Environment Income Agricultural & property & Economic
Poulty Products agriculture Acticity

Increase no. Unemployement Low food Demand for Dysfunctional

of Morbidity production relocation Families
& Mortality

Food
Shortage Increase need Depression &
Decrease no. Trauma
of Manpower of budget for
in the LGU housing
Increase cost
of product Increase of
Budgeting Suicidal Rate
dillema
Hunger

Increase
Poverty Rate
PHOON

Damage of
Water Source

Decrease of
Potable Water

Increase of
Crime Rate

Increase of
Water-borne
diseases

Morbidity &
Mortality