Integrated Development and Climate Policies: How to realize benefits at national and international level? 20 – 22 September 2006, Paris, France Development.

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Integrated Development and Climate Policies: How to realize benefits at national and international level? 20 – 22 September 2006, Paris, France Development First: General Introduction Dr Youba SOKONA Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) Tunis, Tunisia

2 Development objectives have multidimensional character, representing various economic, social, local and global sustainability dimensions The traditional development challenges and newer challenges the world is facing require enduring and global efforts –Making development more sustainable –Economic growth/stagnation –Persistent poverty, illiteracy –Food, hunger, malnutrition –Energy access/security –Water, health, etc.

3 They can be mutually reinforcing Development and climate change: have two way relationship climate change could have significant impacts on development development pathways influence climate change

4 Food production needs to double to meet the needs of an additional 3 billion people in the next 30 years Climate change is projected to decrease agricultural productivity in the tropics and sub-tropics for almost any amount of warming

5 One third of the world’s population is now subject to water scarcity Population facing water scarcity will more than double over the next 30 years Climate change is projected to decrease water availability in many arid- and semi- arid regions

6 Wood fuel is the only source of fuel for one third of the world’s population Wood demand will double in next 50 years Climate change makes forest management more difficult, due to an increase in pests and fires Unsustainable wood harvesting will exacerbate climate change

7 Climate change will affect the ability of ecological systems to provide a range of essential ecological goods and services Biodiversity underlies all ecological goods and services Food and Fiber Production Provision of Clean and Sufficient Water Maintenance of Biodiversity Maintenance of Human Health Storage and cycling of Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus

8 1.6 billion people are without electricity today Electricity demand in developing countries will increase 3-5 times over the next 30 years Fossil fuel based electricity production will exacerbate climate change

9 Developed economies SD Mid income economies Emerging economies Economies in transition cc mitigation cc integration LDCs Development CC Development SD CC Development choices and trajectories are key determinant of climate outcomes and sustainability

10 From local, national to regional A wide range of development initiatives are climate friendly –Energy policy instruments, energy sector restructuring, energy efficiency improvement; –Integrated rural development programs; –Agricultural soil protection and water management; –Sustainable forestry management and conservation; –Disaster preparedness actions, etc. Integrating development and climate is receiving increasing attention and interest in research and policy making since the last few years

11 Emerging key lessons Potential for integrating climate change issues into development policies is considerablePotential for integrating climate change issues into development policies is considerable Scaling up remains a challenge Scaling up remains a challenge Regional cooperation provides opportunities Regional cooperation provides opportunities Various divides require bridging Various divides require bridging Strong stakeholder involvement and policy issues are key Strong stakeholder involvement and policy issues are key Considering both mitigation and adaptation is essential Considering both mitigation and adaptation is essential The ‘non-climate’ route for international policy making is important The ‘non-climate’ route for international policy making is important

12 Fact Strong and inclusive global cooperation is needed to realize deep reduction in GHG emissions This will require long term and enduring efforts at local, national, regional and global levels Only “Development First” approach i.e. starting from development priorities can stimulate such cooperation

13 The approach help divides to be bridge Development and climateDevelopment and climate North and south North and south Mitigation and adaptation Mitigation and adaptation Global, national and local Global, national and local Sustainable and economic development Sustainable and economic development Climate change and climate variability Climate change and climate variability

14 The idea Climate change = threat to development Start from development priorities, not from climate change (“Development First”) Objectives of development / poverty eradication must be met, but with.. Development strategies that aim for: –climate safe development, i.e. development that leads to low vulnerability to climate change –climate friendly development, i.e. development that leads to low GHG emissions Build international agreements and collaboration to support these national strategies

15 Questions to be addressed What lessons can be learned from national policies that deliver positive development and climate outcomes? How can promising options for national/sectoral/regional policies be scaled-up through international initiatives to enhance their impacts? How can international policy frameworks create the conditions for integrated development and climate policies?