1. Awareness of and Preparation for Climate Change at Ports Source: IAPHworldports.org

2. Context 90% of the world’s freight moves through ports (IMO 2008)

3. Scientific Context Climate change:  Sea level rise by 2100 : 0.18 - 0.59m (IPCC 2007) 0.50m (USACE/mNRC-I) 1.00m (USACE/mNRC-II) 1.38m (USACE/mNRC-III)  More intense storms: faster winds, higher storm surge, more precipitation (IPCC 2007; Emanuel 2005; Knutsen & Tuleya 2004)

4. Source: Anonymous

5. Method Regional division Indicator questions for -awareness -preparedness

6. Region # Survey RespondentsLocation of Port Respondents Africa5 (23%) Benin, Guinnea, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa Asia17 (17%) China, Cyprus, Iran, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Rep. of China, Singapore, South Korea, UAE Europe17 (34%) Belgium, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Spain Latin America & Caribbean7 (11%) Mexico, Argentina, Aruba, Jamaica, Panama, Peru North America43 (44%) USA, Canada Oceania5 (44%) Australia, New Zealand

7. Results – Regional Awareness

9. 100%94%88% 100%79% 100%

10. Results – Regional Preparation

11. Growth projects include: -constructing terminals -constructing quays -aqcuiring land Climate change projects include: -building storm protections -building dikes -building locks -building hurricane barriers

12. Results – Regional Preparation

13. Results - Transition Results Summary MostLeast Awareness AfricaAsia Preparedness Asia North America Africa Latin America

14. Results – Storm Belt Awareness

15. Results – Storm Belt Preparedness

16. Results Results Summary MostLeast Awareness Africa IN storm belt Asia Preparedness Asia North America IN storm belt Africa Latin America

17. Learnings Awareness != Preparedness Asia has lots of preparedness NOW (due to storms), but unaware of future changes Ports in storm belts have the infrastructure, but not the rest.

18. Perceived Consequences

19. Any questions?