This document identifies key climate risks and impacts according to 4 categories:
1) Current climate variability 2) Predicted future climate changes
3) Vulnerability of sectors and regions 4) Likely impacts on development goals.
It analyzes climate variables like temperature, precipitation, sea level rise and finds they are increasing vulnerabilities in agriculture, health, infrastructure and access to water resources. This will negatively impact goals for food security, health and access to drinking water. Adaptation is needed to build resilience.
This document identifies key climate risks and impacts according to 4 categories:
1) Current climate variability 2) Predicted future climate changes
3) Vulnerability of sectors and regions 4) Likely impacts on development goals.
It analyzes climate variables like temperature, precipitation, sea level rise and finds they are increasing vulnerabilities in agriculture, health, infrastructure and access to water resources. This will negatively impact goals for food security, health and access to drinking water. Adaptation is needed to build resilience.
This document identifies key climate risks and impacts according to 4 categories:
1) Current climate variability 2) Predicted future climate changes
3) Vulnerability of sectors and regions 4) Likely impacts on development goals.
It analyzes climate variables like temperature, precipitation, sea level rise and finds they are increasing vulnerabilities in agriculture, health, infrastructure and access to water resources. This will negatively impact goals for food security, health and access to drinking water. Adaptation is needed to build resilience.
Identifying Current Climate Variability, Future Climate Change, Impacts and
Vulnerability Climate A. Current B. Predicted C. Vulnerability C. Likely variables/ climate future climate (e.g. sectors, Impacts on parameter variability* changes regions, Development communities) Goals Temperature • Temperature • Rise of 2-4oC • Agriculture, Reduction in (variation and stresses on in highland health, agricultural yields mean values) crops area by 2050 biodiversity & productivity • Increasing • Rise of 1-2oC • Highland impacting: number of hot in the lowland areas days per year plains • Agricultural self sufficiency goal Annual • Above • Reduction in • Agriculture, Changes to precipitation average annual health hydrological (changes in annual rainfall precipitation of • Farming balance between 2 and communities intensity, impacting: 5% in X timing and • 100% access province spatial to drinking distribution) water goal • agricultural self sufficiency goal Seasonal • Variable • Increase in • Agriculture • As above precipitation rainfall variability of • Farming • Highly precipitation communities seasonal in X rainfall province • Heavy rainfall in short periods of time
Sea level • Coastal • Rise in sea • Infrastructur Stalinization of
flooding, level of 0.3m e & services, irrigation water, storm surges by 2050 fisheries drinking and crop • Submergence • Coastal damage of 10% of X province of river delta • 100% access X and Y to drinking water goal • agricultural self sufficiency Economics of Climate Resilient Development Module 2: How to Adapt Framework Overview Step 2: Identify Climate Risks and Impacts
Climate A. Current B. Predicted C. Vulnerability C. Likely
variables/ climate future climate (e.g. sectors, Impacts on parameter variability* changes regions, Development communities) Goals goal Water runoff • Snow melt • High reservoir • Natural Changes to & evaporation run-off earlier evaporation resources, hydrological and changes • More variable losses health & balance river flows • Recharge to agriculture in water impacting: • Reduced shallow • Riverine storage surface water groundwater • 100% access communities stores reduced by 10- to drinking , farmers, 15% by 2050 water goal pastoralists • Coastal • agricultural • aquifers more self saline sufficiency goal Extreme • Increase • Projected • Infrastructur Damage to events frequency/ increase in e, services, infrastructure and (frequency, magnitude heavy rainfall agriculture, services will contributing to health, intensity and indirectly impact increase in fisheries, duration) e.g. local flooding and flooding/ tourism droughts, Cyclone • Coastal drought will floods, maximum wind communities directly impact: tropical speed likely to • Groups • 100% access storms increase whose to drinking impacts livelihoods water goal • Droughts will depend on • agricultural intensify coastal self resources sufficiency goal • Length of • Etc. • Etc. • Etc. • Etc. growing season, number of consecutive dry days etc. Ø TIP: this tool can be used for a region, country or sector