8.1. Minimiser les impacts des changements climatiques sur les espèces par l’atténuation et l’adaptation
Subactions
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8.1.1. Utiliser les scénarios mondiaux de changements climatiques du GIEC pour modéliser les menaces pour les espèces et identifier les changements possibles dans les aires de répartition.
Solutions and case studies
Using ICT tools in participatory vulnerability assessments
Using Information Communication Technologies (ICT) tools to facilitate participatory climate change vulnerability assessments addresses the challenge of effectively engaging a wide range of stakeholders, including those at different literacy and capacity levels, to capture local and traditional knowledge as well as stakeholder input on priority needs and opportunities for resilience building in the Caribbean islands.
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8.1.2. Mener des évaluations de vulnérabilité aux changements climatiques et de capacité d’adaptation pour toutes les espèces menacées.
Solutions and case studies
Using ICT tools in participatory vulnerability assessments
Using Information Communication Technologies (ICT) tools to facilitate participatory climate change vulnerability assessments addresses the challenge of effectively engaging a wide range of stakeholders, including those at different literacy and capacity levels, to capture local and traditional knowledge as well as stakeholder input on priority needs and opportunities for resilience building in the Caribbean islands.
Functioning watersheds in the face of climate change
This solution promotes the integrated management of coastal watersheds that drain into the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of California by aligning the investments of public and private agencies to address climate change impacts and coastal and marine conservation. It is the foundation for enduring cross-sectorial coordination and local participation to maintain and recover watershed functions that deliver ecosystem services, which benefit cities and rural communities.
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8.1.3. Identifier les refuges et les corridors climatiques potentiels pour les espèces à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur des aires de répartition autochtones et les sécuriser grâce à des APC (voir également la cible 3).
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8.1.4. Intégrer des évaluations de vulnérabilité dans les plans de conservation et de rétablissement des espèces.
Solutions and case studies
Using ICT tools in participatory vulnerability assessments
Using Information Communication Technologies (ICT) tools to facilitate participatory climate change vulnerability assessments addresses the challenge of effectively engaging a wide range of stakeholders, including those at different literacy and capacity levels, to capture local and traditional knowledge as well as stakeholder input on priority needs and opportunities for resilience building in the Caribbean islands.
Functioning watersheds in the face of climate change
This solution promotes the integrated management of coastal watersheds that drain into the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of California by aligning the investments of public and private agencies to address climate change impacts and coastal and marine conservation. It is the foundation for enduring cross-sectorial coordination and local participation to maintain and recover watershed functions that deliver ecosystem services, which benefit cities and rural communities.
Water and fire management of a peat swamp forest
The solution recovered natural conditions and protects 3,900 ha of unique peat swamp forest ecosystem. The conservation of Melaleuca trees found in this forest type is a national priority because they buffer floods, recharge aquifers and provide habitat for endangered wetland species. About 25,000 people living in the park’s buffer zone benefit through the provision of clean water and small cultivated fish.
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8.1.5. Maintenir ou restaurer les réseaux écologiques permettant aux espèces de se déplacer vers des zones climatiquement plus appropriées (voir également la cible 1).
Solutions and case studies
Regional Strategy on Coastal Erosion Management
The regional strategy addresses coastal erosion due to sea-level rise, policy and operational gaps in six East Asian Seas countries. National authorities assess the national setting, gaps and needs and identify directions and priority actions for addressing coastal erosion. National reports on results and recommendations are presented, discussed and agreed through public participation and a national consultation process with all stakeholders.
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8.1.6. Utiliser diverses espèces de plantes et de champignons autochtones dans les zones plantées pour la séquestration du carbone et l’atténuation et l’adaptation au climat.
