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Regional training workshop on NAPs for LAC Countries 4 to 7 September 2017 San Jose Costa Rica A1 Launching the NAP Process Interest of the NAP Process as a framework for adaptation options and strategies ID: 632178

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Slide1

Haiti Open NAP: a study case

Regional training workshop on NAPs for LAC

Countries

4 to 7 September 2017

San Jose, Costa RicaSlide2

A.1 Launching the NAP Process

Interest of the NAP Process as a framework for adaptation options and strategies

Ministry

of Environment and Ministry of

Planning, with UNDP support

Create a national vision, and a Mandate : NAP has to be a development planning tool

Support

accessed

:

Funding with GCF

and

UNDP

Human Resources:

MDE,

MPCE

Technical

resources:

UNDP (Global Support)

Define the strategy and a roadmap: ongoing. Slide3

A.2 Stocktaking: existing institutions

Ministry of Environment (MDE), focal point for the CCNUCC and in charge of environment/climate institutions

Limited human and financial resources

Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation (MPCE)

National System for Risks and Disasters Management

Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF)

Haitian Institute of Statistics and Information (IHSI)

The

Inter Ministerial Committee for Regional Planning

{CIAT

/ (

interministerial

institutional

mechanism

)}Slide4

A.2 Stocktaking: existing documents

NAPA (2006): not enough to address many climate related risks and vulnerabilities, such as ecosystem degradation and demographic issues

The Climate Change National Policy (2016)

NDC (2015)

National Communications (2001,

2013)

Strategic development Plan of Haïti

(PSDH) (2012): reference document for Haitian development

National progress report on the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action (2011-2013)

PNGRD (2001) being updated taking into account Adaptation to Climate change

Draft du the National territorial development scheme (finalized 2017)

National Housing and Habitat Plan (Plan National

de

logement

et de

l’Habitat

) - PNLH

,

2012

PAN-LCD against desertificationSlide5

A.2 Climate Change impacts

Observed

Increase in period of droughts

Changes in water regimes

Losses of human lives

Reduction in available freshwater

Increased erosionSlide6

A.2 Climate Change impacts

Expected:

Increase in Temperatures (+0.8-1˚C by 2030, +1.5-1.7 ˚C by 2060)

Decrease in annual rainfalls (from -6% to -20% by 2030)

Change in water regimes, hydrology

Sea Level Rise

Decrease in Ecosystem Services and changes in biodiversity

Potential progress in wood production, and increase in heatwaves and wild fires on forests

Estimated costs without preventive measures by 2025 : 1.8 billion USD (with: 77 million USD)Slide7

A.2 Vulnerabilities

Exposure:

On the trajectory of tropical hurricanes. From all Caribbean countries, Haiti is the one suffering form the biggest number of disasters/km²

Sensitivity:

Weak economic resilience capacity, whose vulnerability to climate change impacts is increasing.

50% of the national budget is dependent on foreign aid

A hurricane could cause up to 10% loss of GDP (MDE/MEF (

Carbonium

) 2015)

2008: hurricanes and tropical storms: 15% GDP

Structural poverty: 59% of Haitian live below the poverty lineSlide8

A.2 Vulnerabilities

Sensitivity :

Agriculture is the first provider of jobs, and one quarter of GDP (17% secondary sector, 55% tertiary in 2015).

60% of food needed food is imported.

Half of the population live in rural areas, whose 85% of this population is farming;

Weak ecosystems

Weak health systems

High demographic growth

Construction in vulnerable zones and migration

West, North-West, South,

Nippes

, Centre and South East most vulnerable departments

Weak adaptive capacity: little funding for adaptation (MDE/MEF (

Carbonium

) 2015), regardless of the substantial development aid providedSlide9

A.2 Expected impacts per sector

Biodiversity

: wetlands may not be able to cope with sea level rise, likewise with coastal lagoons, floodplains.

Agriculture

: loss of land, loss of production (salinization, floods, more invasive plants, modified ecology of weedy plants, pests, increasing need of water of maize, loss of cattle) , lower productivity (Temperature increase)

Infrastructure

: Destruction of tourism infrastructures, roads, electricity and water networks, loss of values of flooded zones, energy and water networks (indirect loss)

Basic social services : education,

water access and sanitation, electricity

Productive system/Economy:

Habitat,

etcSlide10

Case study on an extreme event: Hurricane Matthew

4

th

of October 2016: f

loods (more than 600mm in less than 24h); storm waves; temporary Sea Level Rise: 1 to 3 m

Immediate response: international and regional aid

Need for institutional framework, participatory approach with all stakeholders, focus on economic revitalization and social services reestablishment

Global costs: 2.778 billion USD, whose ¾ are burdened by the affected population (private costs)

Entire sectors of the economy to rebuild, for example irrigation systems, production and agro-transformation units for 428 000 farmers.

But on the long term, adaptation needs: increase resilience of those sectors and the public policiesSlide11

A.2 Planned adaptation options (NDC, PANA etc.)

A lot of adaptation options and strategies are not implemented yet

Priorities

Integrated water resources and watershed management

Integrated management of coastal zones and infrastructure rehabilitation

Enhancement and Preservation of food security

Information, Education and Awareness-Raising

Many Commitments (NDC 2015)

Funding, three approved LCDF projects

Strengthening resilience in Agriculture to improve food security in Haiti post-earthquake

Increasing resilience of ecosystems and vulnerable communities to CC and anthropic threats through a ridge to reef approach to BD conservation and watershed management

Resilient Productive Landscapes in HaitiSlide12

A.2 Existing adaptation measures (examples)

Within the PANA, measures regarding water resource protection, coastal zones management, food security enhancement

Ex: Completed LCDF project (UNDP implementing agency):

Strengthening Adaptive Capacities to Address Climate Change Threats on Sustainable Development Strategies for Coastal Communities in Haiti (2013)

21 management committees supported, and 8 new for watershed, which support reforestation, awareness raising, etc.

More than 267 000 mangrove trees planted

Awareness raising on climate change and other environmental stakes radio emissions, door to door (12000 visits/month), community participation

Training of 23 members in the project

50 trained agents for vulgarization on resilient agricultureSlide13

A.2 Existing adaptation measures (examples)

Other initiatives form the civil society AYITIKA initiatives in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture promoting cacao production in agro-forestry systems in the South, raising awareness and sharing knowledge on climate-related issues and on research development.

AP3C Project, financed by

EuropAid

: climate-smart agriculture

FAO project :

Strengthening Climate Resilience and Reducing Disaster Risk in Agriculture to Improve Food Security in Haiti post-Earthquake (LCDF): 2013-17 (completed )Slide14

A.3 Identified Gaps and Needs

Lack of information on climate change impacts

Weak institutional capacity

Limited financial resources

Lack of information on existing adaptations strategies and options and their success.Slide15

A.4 Development Context

Plan

stratégique

de

développement

d’Haiti

(PSDH) (2012): reference document for Haitian development

Nine lines of action for environment: Improving environmental governance, vulnerability reduction of the poorest and adaptation to CC, better urban management, integrated water resources, watershed and coastal zones management, country reforestation and seek for equilibrium between supply and demand for wood, fight against land degradation and improved biodiversity management, fight against pollutions, monitoring of environment, Setting the environment as a space for investment and business opportunities

NAPA (2006)

PAN-LCD against desertification

PNGRD (2001) being updated taking into account Adaptation to Climate change

Draft du schema national

d’aménagement

du

territoire

(ongoing 2017)

Climate Change National Policy (2016)

Plan national de

l

ogement

et de

l’Habitat

(PNLH, 2012)Slide16

Elements B.1 and B.2: Where to begin ?

Vulnerability and Risk assessment:

a coastal surveillance and early warning system for adaptation to climate change

has been designed, and comprises a physical vulnerability map.

Different scenarios of climate change have been used

Key findings: 21 000 acres of land are threatened by marine intrusion (7% of the national irrigated area),

Artibonite

, North East, North mostly threatened.

Vulnerability assessment in the NAPA (see A.2)

Vulnerability assessment of coastal areas in the UNDP-LCDF funded projectSlide17

B.3 Key Considered Adaptation Options

Agriculture : Diversification of cultures within systems such as agro-forestry,

etc

...

Early warning systems

Biodiversity: Protected Areas Settlement on Mangroves, restoration of wetlands, reduce pollutions

Watershed, water resources, waste, ...: Have an integrated management, prevent damages

... Use the existing documents and the pre-project studies !Slide18

2002: National

Communication 1

2006: NAPA

2015 NDC

2013: National Communication 2

ELEMENT A

ELEMENT B

ELEMENT C

ELEMENT D

2001: National System of risk management

2018

2019

2020

Other Vulnerability and Risk Assessments

For ex. coastal surveillance and early warning system for CCA

Climate Models

Data

THE NAP ROADMAP

2007:

Strategic Development Plan of Haiti

All planned and existing Adaptation and Disaster Risk Management Options & Strategies: In which parts of the NAP could they fit ?

INPUITS

2017

NAP

-NAP program/roadmap

-GCF readiness program

-Progress ReportSlide19

Example of institutional framework for the process to formulate and implement NAP in Haiti