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2 1. Definition, Measures and Benefits Seite 2 GIZ/Thies
3 Ecosystem-based Adaptation (Eba) in the Water Sector Definition: Ecosystem-based adaptation is the use of biodiversity and ecosystem services as part of an overall adaptation strategy to help people to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change - Convention on Biological Diversity 2009 Goal in the Water Sector: Protection or restoration of ecosystem services in watersheds in order to use them for the adaptation of people while contributing to the long-term conservation of water resources. Seite 3
4 Which ecosystem services relate to water? Evaporation Inflow / Outflow of Surface Waters Interception Soil and Groundwater Storage Vegetation Evapotranspiration storage Biological cleaning Precipitation Infiltration Physical Cleaning Aquifer Providing Services Regulating Services Cleaning Services Seite 4
5 Ecosystem-based Adaptation (Eba) in the Water Sector Consequences of Climate Change More Frequent And More Intense Extreme Precipitation Increased Temperature More Frequent And More Intense Storms Rainwater Harvesting Natural Water Storage and Retention Basins Decrease In Water Quality Biological Shore Protection Reforestation Droughts Protection And Restoration Of Floodplains And Oxbow Lakes Floods & Erosion Enrichment of Groundwater Level Restoration of Soil Perviousness Protection Restoration Of Good Ecological Water Quality Protection And Restoration Of Swamps, Marshes, Mangroves Seite 5
6 EbA in the Water Sector: Strutural Measures Floods Floodplain, Oxbow Restoration Artificially Created Retention Basins And Wetlands Erosion Control Through River Bank Vegetation Water Scarcity/ Droughts Rainwater Harvesting Artificially Created Retention Basins And Wetlands Artificial Groundwater Recharge Conservation Agriculture Positive Side Effect: Protection of Biodiversity Seite 6
7 EbA in the Water Sector: Capacity-Development Measures Integration of water sector needs and water sector expertise in national climate change strategies and action plans Institutional capacity building for integrated (cross-border) water resource management Further education, training, dialogues and networking (Human Capacity Development) in the EbA context Seite 7
8 3. Examples Seite 8 GIZ/Thies
9 Examples for EbA Measurements I 30/07/2014 Ecosystem based Adaptation (EbA) Seite 9
10 Examples for EbA Measurements II 30/07/2014 Ecosystem based Adaptation (EbA) Seite 10
11 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas Seite 11
12 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas Seite 12
13 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas Seite 13
14 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas -15% Seite 14
15 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas 420 ha Seite 15
16 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Natural Retention Areas Benefits Dike 15% shorter, lower costs Additional retention area of 420 ha Seite 16
17 Germany Brandenburg (Source: Matthias Freude, Land Brandenburg) Additional benefit: near recreation area Seite 17
18 4. Improved Management of Extreme Events through Ecosystem-based Adaptation in Watersheds, Thailand (ECOSWat) Seite 18 GIZ/Thies
19 ECOSWat Objective: The responsible authorities prevent increased flood and drought damage through the implementation of ecosystem adaptation measures in the catchment areas of Thailand Expected Results: 1. The local water departments of the Chi and Tha Di basin plan ecosystem-based adaptation measures for the protection against the effects of extreme events based on data and with the involvement of relevant stakeholders (pilot river basin level). 2. Ecosystem-based adaptation measures for the prevention of flooding and drought are implemented in the Chi and Tha Di catchment (pilot river basin level). 3. Project experience gained from the pilot catchments is fed into the national adaptation strategy for the water sector (national level). 4. Staff of the relevant national water authorities is able to design and evaluate ecosystem-based adaptation measures for the prevention of floods and droughts (national level). Roland Treitler (AV), Falk Momber Seite 19
20 ECOSWat Approach: two pilot watersheds threatened by the impacts of climate change Guidance of relevant professionals (government, universities) Inclusion of Thai population through stakeholder platforms Implementation of innovative EbA approaches for demonstration purposes Inclusion of local EbA experience into national adaptation strategy Anchoring of EbA education and training formats in pilot watersheds and national level Roland Treitler (AV), Falk Momber Seite 20
21 Budget Thai contribution Budget for pilot measures In kind contribution Personal Meet the ensuing in-country personnel and ongoing operation (i.e. Per diem, travel, Roland Treitler (AV), Falk Momber Seite 21
22 Ökosystemare Anpassung und Biodiversität im Wassersektor Seite 22 GIZ/Thies
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