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Technical workshop on water, climate change impacts and adaptation strategies
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Mexico City, Mexico
18-20 July 2012
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Background
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The COP at its seventeenth session (Decision 6/CP.17)
requested the secretariat to organize a technical workshop on water, climate change impacts and adaptation
strategies, in collaboration with Nairobi work programme partner organizations and other relevant
organizations.
The workshop was informed by the
information contained in Annex I to the
report of the SBSTA on its thirty-fourth session (FCCC/SBSTA/2011/2) and
subsequent views of Parties, and included indigenous and traditional knowledge and practices for adaptation
and gender-sensitive tools and approaches as cross-cutting issues.
The workshop took into account the technical paper on water and climate change impacts and adaptation
strategies (FCCC/TP/2011/5).
The focus of the workshop was to:
- assist all Parties, in particular developing countries, including the least developed countries and small
island developing Sates to improve and developed shared understanding of:
- climate change impacts and vulnerability of water resources, related sectors and ecosystems;
- adaptation planning and practices that reduce vulnerability of water resources, related sectors and
ecosystems;
- data, observation and research needs and opportunities, including on communication and stakeholder
enagement, and knowledge sharing and management at all levels
- provide a potential direction for future work on water and climate change in the context of the Nairobi
work programme.
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Information for participants
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Logistical
information (146 kB)
Workshop agenda
(174 kB)
Report of
the workshop
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Presentations
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Session 1 - Framing the session
Session 2 - Observational data and its interpretation for understanding climate change impacts
on water resources
Session 3 - Assessment of climate change impacts on water resources and on related sectors and
ecosystems
Session 4 - Adaptation planning and practices related to water resources at different
levels
Session 5 - Communication, stakeholder engagement, knowledge sharing and management
Contextualizing discussion points of Days 1 and 2
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Ms. Katarina Veem, SIWI, Session 1 (52 kB) , Mr.
Siegfried Demuth, UNESCO-IHP, Session 2 (85 kB) , Mr.
Alex Simalabwi, GWP, Session
3 (294 kB) , Mr. Bart Wickel, WWF, Session 4 (129 kB)
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