CCAFS Theme 4 Strategy: Integration for Decision Making
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The document discusses integrating climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies for agriculture and food security. It proposes three objectives: 1) Linking knowledge with action, 2) Using data and tools for analysis and planning, and 3) Refining frameworks for policy analysis. Specific strategies include developing regional scenarios, conducting vulnerability assessments, creating integrated assessment tools, and analyzing impacts on producers, consumers, and resources under different policy options. The ultimate goals are to effectively engage stakeholders, communicate policy effects, and build capacity for decision-making informed by science.
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CCAFS Theme 4 Strategy: Integration for Decision Making
- 1. CRP7 - Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security Theme 4, Integration for Decision Making Bonn, June 2011
- 2. Options and alternatives Global Household Behavioural change Assessing impacts and trade-offs Policy context Knowledge into action
- 3. Options and alternatives T1, T2, T3 Global Household Behavioural change Assessing impacts and trade-offs Policy context T4.3 Knowledge into action T4.1 Data, tools, methods T4.2
- 6. Objective One: Linking knowledge with action Objective Two: Data and tools for analysis and planning Objective Three: Refining frameworks for policy analysis Integration for Decision Making · 4
- 9. Vulnerability mapping Domains defined by exposure + sensitivity + coping capacity LGP delta >5% threshold Domain Area (km2) Population LLL 4,508,660 40,275,900 LLH 13,120,500 102,357,000 LHL 1,412,400 89,935,000 LHH 3,321,920 219,658,000 HLL 13,248,100 126,387,000 HLH 22,374,000 155,368,000 HHL 5,172,800 369,162,000 HHH 5,078,220 238,567,000
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- I would suggest you add ILRI logo on the fron page and I have been telling the others to use their institutional backround for the remainiing slides.
- This is real nice, but here is a challenge: does this cover 4.1 and 4.3 – I think not; why not have a first slide that shows 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3; and then this one for 4.2?
- Massive exercise – training of survey teams and partners, multi-lingual survey instrument, large number of households in remote sites Site selection based on multiple criteria to represent a range of exposure (e.g. predicted changes in rainfall), sensitivity (e.g. livelihood dependence on threatened crops) and capacity to respond (e.g. how well connected by roads) in each region Graph from all households in three regions in baseline survey shows lower access among female-headed households to modern communications, especially phones Relevant to many proposed interventions e.g. weather forecasts by cellphone Baseline has multiple purposes: action research sites particularly for the adaptation themes 1 & 2 (these sites will be matched with analogue sites), better understanding of local and regional differences to guide best-bet technologies and practices to trial in different localities; also as formal baseline for future program assessment.
- Have a look at my last slide “challenges” – perhaps you can havce this slide as part of that?