Exercise Module 3a Identifying and Prioritising Climate Change Adaptation Measures Objective ToC Module 3a Exercise The objective of the exercise is to Identify suitable adaptation measures for the ID: 633653
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Country, Date, Presenter
Exercise Module 3a
Identifying and
Prioritising
Climate
Change Adaptation MeasuresSlide2
ObjectiveToC - Module 3a ExerciseThe
objective of the exercise is to
:
Identify suitable adaptation measures for the
prioritised
risks of the case company
Rank these risks with a Multi-Criteria-Analysis to identify the most relevant adaptation measuresSlide3
ToC - Module 3a ExercisePlan approx
. 1
hour
for
the exerciseYou need to bring the following materials:Case company handoutsPens & markers Flipcharts
Guidance for Facilitators
–
Identifying and
Prioritising
Climate Change Adaptation MeasuresSlide4
Step 1
Identifying
adaptation
measures
Step 2
Prioritising
adaptation measures
ToC - Module 3a ExerciseSlide5
Step 1
Identifying
adaptation
measures
Step 2
Prioritising
adaptation measures
ToC - Module 3a ExerciseSlide6
Introduction to STEP 1– Identifying adaptation measures
In STEP 1 of this
exercise you will identify and
briefly describe adaptation measures which the case company could implement to address the previously identified risks.
At least for one negative effect you should try to identify more than one potential adaptation measure. Think
of different types of impact that an adaptation measure could address to prevent the occurrence of
negative effects for the case companyYou can take ideas from the case company description but also be creative and come up with new adaptation measures based on your own experience. For example: The blocking of transport routes due to landslides could be prevented by using a better forecast system, by having a system of alternative routes, or by implementing an early shipment system
ToC - Module 3a ExerciseSlide7
For this task you
should
Join
your
consultant groupRead the handout and identify adaptation measures the company has already thought aboutIn addition, come up with your own ideas how some of the risks could be addressed Write down the risks on notecards and collect additional information in the ExcelYou have 20 min for this taskToC - Module 3a Exercise
Guidance for Participants – Identifying adaptation measures
Identified negative effects
Spoilage of fruits due to flooding
Absenteeism of workers due
to
vectorborne
diseases
Adaptation measures
Store the fruits on higher grounds
Build floodgates
Implement an immunisation campaignSlide8
Step 1
Identifying
adaptation
measures
Step 2
Prioritising
adaptation measures
ToC - Module 3a ExerciseSlide9
Introduction to STEP 2– Prioritising adaptation measures
In STEP 2 of this
exercise you will
rank the identified adaptation
measures which the case company
could
implement to address the previously identified risks.By ranking the risks according to different criteria, you can make sure that those adaptation measures are implemented first which are most beneficial for the company. There are different categories in which you can rank the measure, i.e. effectiveness, feasibility, positive side-effects and negative side-effects. You are also free to come up with additional categoriesToC - Module 3a Exercise
Scores are given from 0 to
5
:
if
a measure has a
very high feasibility
it receives a score of 5;
if
it has
many positive side-effects
it receives a score of
5;
if
it has
no negative side-effects
it also receives a score of 5Slide10
For this task you
should
Join
your consultant groupRead the handout and derive clues on how the adaptation measures that the company has identified might score in the different categoriesIf there is no information given or you have come up with own measures, take informed guesses on how the measures scoresWrite down the scores in the Excel; sum up all points for each measures to receive a final score; note the scores on the notecards and reorder them according to their score
You have 30 min for this task
ToC - Module 3a Exercise
Guidance for Participants
– Prioritising adaptation
measures
Adaptation measures
Store the fruits on higher grounds
Build floodgates
Implement an immunisation campaign
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ToC - Module 3a ExerciseAfter having completed the 2 steps, participants should present their results
Ask a separate group to share the results for each step; ask the other groups too add and comment
After completing the presentation ask the group:
Do you think this approach can serve you to identify the key risks and opportunities of real companies?
What could be challenges in applying this step to a real company?
How would you identify the key climate trends for a real company?
Allow 30 min for discussion and presentation
Guidance for Facilitators
– Comparing resultsSlide12
This exercise is about presenting the results to your peers and discussing how this is relevant for any real climate change adaptation assessment.After presenting the results discuss the following questions:Do you think this approach can serve you to
prioritise
adaptation measures?
What could be challenges in applying this step to a real company?
How would you identify
adaptation measures for
a real company?ToC - Module 3a Exercise Discussion – Comparing resultsSlide13
ToC - Module 3a Exercise
Thank you for your attention!
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