Monitoring and Assessment of Drylands: Forests, Rangelands, Trees, and Agrosilvopastoral Systems
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1 Workshop on Monitoring and Assessment of Drylands: Forests, Rangelands, Trees, and Agrosilvopastoral Systems Combining local surveillance and spatial observation for environmental monitoring in the Circum-Sahara: The OSS experience Rome, Italy, January 2015
2 Environmental information in Africa: Context Significant mass of data and information is produced: BUT How? Poorly archived and cataloged Not accessible, restricted Heterogeneous: multi - sources, scales, approaches Old, Out-of-date Absence of common reference systems Not well valorized and used
3 Environmental information in Africa: Context Significant mass of data and information is shared : Little known by African countries Poorly or not used by decision makers in Africa Induced by Offer and not Demand BUT with who? OSS activites are at the center of those concerns!
4 Sahara and Sahel Observatory Observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel Underpinning Sustainable Development in the peri-saharan Region since 1992
5 International intergovernmental Organization Area of operation North Africa [UMA+ Egypt] East Africa [IGAD] West Africa [CILSS] Membership 22 African States 5 non-african States: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland 5 sub-regional organizations UN System organizations: UNESCO, FAO, UNCCD, UNITAR 1 NGO: Centre d Actions et de Réalisations Internationales (CARI)
6 The Sahara and Sahel Observatory Mission North-South-South partnership platform Science-Policy-Action interface Instrument at the disposal of member countries Governance Executive Secretariat: multidisciplinary, diverse team Strategic Orientation Committee: advisory body Executive Board: convenes annually General Assembly: convenes every 4 years
7 The 2020 strategy A Strategic framework Regional policies and initiatives: (Agriculture, Water, Development) MEA: desertification, biodiversity, climate change A Scientific and technical program on Water and Land management, underpinned by observation and considering climatic and socio-economic interactions Expanding and sharing knowledge The 2020 Strategy implementation will be underpinned by communication and Knowledge Management
8 Three flagship projects The Water Axis SASS : Northwestern Sahara Aquifer System North Africa IAS : Iullemeden Aquifer System, extended to the Taoudeni- Tanezrouft West Africa Shared Water resources of the IGAD sub-region East Africa SASS -Northwestern Sahara Aquifer System IAS - Iullemeden Taoudéni Tanezrouft IGAD- Sub-Region
9 The first fully fledged consultation mechanism on the SASS aquifer (Algeria, Libya, Tunisia): operational since June 2008 The Water Axis Northwestern Sahara Aquifer System (North Africa) Iullemeden Taoudéni Tanezrouft Aquifer System (West Africa) IGAD Sub Region (East Africa) Efforts underway to set up a similar mechanism on Iullemeden Aquifer System (Mali, Niger, Nigeria), on IGAD sub-region and on the Senegalo Mauritanian Aquifer System
10 The Land Axis The Land Axis is geared towards Knowledge generation Provision of environmental information at the national, subregional and regional levels for knowledge-based Policymaking Development of relevant indicator sets serving as decision-support dashboards for natural resource management and development actors
11 OSS has built monitoring systems Observation identify and analyze change trends Early-Warning prevent and/or mitigate disasters Niveau d'équipement des ménages en Egypte et en Tunisie, 2004 Monitoring-Evaluation guide policy/program implementation Desserte en eau Taux d'électrification Postes de télévision Usage du Gaz (%) potable (%) (%) (%) Indicateurs d'équipement Tunisie Egypte Usage du bois de feu (%)
12 Environmental monitoring at OSS 1. Spatial integration Local level National level Basin level Global level 2. Thematic Integration Ecology Climate Hydrology Socio-economy 3. Integration of techniques and tools Monitoring Networks, remote sensing, modelling, IS and GIS Relevant and timely information to support decision making
13 Environmental monitoring at OSS Water Soil Climate Multidimensional monitoring systems Socioeconomics Modeling Forecasting
14 Environmental monitoring at OSS Multidimensional monitoring systems In-situ observation Observatoires: ecological & socioeconomic data collection Spatial observation Earth observation, GIS, Mapping Harmonised indicators Livelihood SLWM Adaptation to CC
15 Bio-physical data Interface data Socio-eco data Thematic mapping and reference database Pedology Geomorphology Water system Soil Climate Water Vegetation Fauna Environmental monitoring at OSS Collected data Infrastructure Continuous monitoring Land cover Vegetation indices Operating area Availability Withdrawals Install History Land tenure Ethnic groups Administrative limits Population Operating systems Micro-economy
16 Environmental monitoring : In-situ observation Capacity building: development of training kits and organization of workshops on data collection and processing and computation of indicators Harmonization of approaches: elaboration of methodological guides Development of tools: functional observatories for local environment surveillance Sensitization activities: targeting local populations as well as decision makers Results dissemination: Data collection reports, regional synthesis
17 Environmental monitoring : In-situ observation Regional level: Observatories network
18 Environmental monitoring : In-situ observation National level: Environmental Monitoring Device
19 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Capacity building: training and continuous technical guidance of national institution partners Mobilization of partners and technical institutions at national, regional and international levels (ASAL, AGRHYMET, ESA ) Conception and realization of cartographic products based on earth observation data and spatial analysis techniques Data dissemination: development and realization of thematic atlases, geoportals
20 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Capacity building activities Development of Training Kits Organization of training sessions at regional and national levels
21 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Land cover mapping at local scale Nouakchott, Mauritanie Bourem, Mali Tondikandia, Niger Hautes steppes oranaises, Algérie Oued Mird, Morocco Menzel Habib, Tunisia
22 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Land cover mapping at national and regional scales
23 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Climate change vulnerability analysis and related risks
24 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Near real-time monitoring of bioclimatic indicators Data collected from the satellite receiving station: GEONETCast
25 Environmental monitoring : Spatial observation Earth observation in support for transboundary aquifer management Basin wide Evapotranspiration, Precipitation and Water Balance (SAI aquifer) Water and Vegetation Monitoring over entire Aquifer (SAI aquifer) Estimation of crop water consumption (SASS aquifer)
26 Environmental monitoring : Combining in-situ and spatial observation Example of application: Carbon sequestration potential 1) In-situ biomass measures 2) Calibration Model using NDVI data 3) Carbon sequestration map
27 Environmental monitoring : Data dissemination Thematic Atlas, web map servers and Geo-catalogues
28 Environmental monitoring : Current activities at OSS REPSAHEL - Specifications of map products - Land cover and vegetation maps - Guidance and technical support - Web map server ORIXAS Spatial models for: - Land cover changes - Desertification - Forest-savannah and savannasteppe transition zones AGRICAB - Operational satellite receiving station (GEONETCast) - Near real time EO data (meteosat, MODIS, ) - Development of models to monitor bioclimatic indicators TIGER - Capacity buiding in the use of EO techniques for water recources management
29 Environmental monitoring : Current activities at OSS BRICKS - Atlas for the GGW region - Geoportal - Spatial M&E tools - Methodological and technical and support ILWAC - Land cover mapping - CC related risks mapping - SLM practices mapping - Data dissemination : Atlas, Geoportal SASS - Spatialization of water demand in the basin scale - Assessment of withdrawals rates at aquifer level using remote sensing - Data dissemination : Geoportal GICRESAIT - Aquifer recharge maps - Hydrodynamic parameters maps - CC vulnerability of groundwater - Risk of groundwater pollution by human activities -
30 Environmental information in Africa: Lessons learned Strong dependence on international aid in terms of data production and processing Poor understanding of the needs of data users (clients) Little integration of information systems at a national level, and even less at a regional level Duplication of effort at the regional scale in the areas of the acquisition and processing of regional-scale satellite remote sensing products
31 Environmental information in Africa: Lessons learned Harmonize environmental monitoring tools and methods Implement global and comprehensive monitoring systems involving the concerned stakeholders Build the capacities of national institutions in the collection, processing and dissemination of useful environmental data Transform raw data into information and make it accessible in the needed space, time and form Share best practices at regional and global scales
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