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Role of Risk Identification for Development and Implementation of the ICPAC Regional Strategy L.A.OGALLO IGAD CLIMATE AND APPLICATIONS CENTRE (ICPAC) www.icpac.net
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Djibouti Ethiopia Eritrea Somalia Kenya Burundi Rwanda Uganda Tanzania Sudan CLIMATE RISK REDUCTION FOR DEVELOPMENT : Mainstream Current and future climate risks (+ climate change) for sustainable development CLIMATE TOOLS and APPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT Established by NMHSs, UNDP and WMO IN 1988
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MAINSTREAM CLIMATE IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STILL MOST VULNERABLE CONTINENT !!
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUPS IN AFRICA IGAD and EAC
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KEY ISSUES Climate risks of the region Function of (climate hazards and vulnerable/capable conditions of the society) climate risks for sustainable reduction priorities include: Safety of society and Investments National / regional Defense: Peace and Security : Conflicts Water resources Agriculture and Food security Health Energy: Hydro energy Tourism and hotel industry Settlement (+cites) and infrastructure Environment issues Sustainable economic development Poverty Reduction
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ICPAC’s and NMHSs Climate Risk reduction activities in support of Development Understanding and mapping of Regional climate hazards: Past, Present and Future patterns- data problems Climate change Science, mitigation, Impacts, vulnerability and adaptation Capacity building : capacity very low Down scaling climate products for specific sector applications; Pilot projects WMO; NOAA, USAID,ISDR, IRI, etc Education and awareness: Advocacy and Policies issues; WMO, NOAA, USAID, ISDR: UNDP Climate outlook forum ; bulletins, booklets Gender mainstreaming Indigenous knowledge Partnerships
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WATER RESOURCES APPLICATIONS USGS / FEWS NET Translation of Seasonal Forecast into Potential Rainfall amounts; March –May 2007 from COF19 Given in Feb 2007 Seasonal CLIMATE OUTLOOK SOME APPLICATIONS
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FOOD SECURITY OUTLOOK PRODUCTS ? WITH FEWS/NET
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Forage Available: Status (February 2007) and Forecast for May 2007 Total Forage Available (kg/ha) 3500 2500 to 3500 1500 to 2500 1000 to 1500 600 to 1000 300 to 600 < 300 Not monitored Wetlands LIVESTOCK AND CONFLICTS MANAGEMENT
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MALARIA
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DEMONSTRATED APPLICATION OF THE CLIMATE OUTLOOK SYSTEMS Comparison between Observed and Predicted OND Thiba Inflow anomaly into Kamburu Dam between 1982 – 2001-Kenya
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THANKS TO THE MEDIA IN THE REGION
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DISSEMINATION To rural Community ISDR SUPPORT
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KEY CHALLENGES Observations and data management Research: Understanding of local / regional processes; university/ community/ policy linkages; multi disciplinary Climate Tools: modeling, computing, etc Capacity building: Empowerment of countries /communities Information exchange / dissemination Climate change issues: Detection, attribution, impacts, vulnerability, mitigation, and adaptation Integrated disaster risk reduction strategies
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Education and awareness Dissemination strategies: Policies and NMHSs Influence: Cost benefit analysis : Coordination, Collaboration and Partnerships with stakeholders: Kingdoms protections by sectors RESOURCES REQUIREMENT Regional Plans/ Strategies: AU/ECA ClimDev efforts Take advantage of Large and frequent events and improved seasonal prediction skills in some regions eg EL NIÑO
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