Vom AR5 zum AR6 Arbeitsgruppe 2 Folgen des Klimawandels und Anpassungsstrategien
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1 Georg Kaser Institut für Atmosphären und Kryosphärenwissenschaften, UIBK Kommission Klima und Luftqualität, ÖAW Vom AR5 zum AR6 Arbeitsgruppe 2 Folgen des Klimawandels und Anpassungsstrategien
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3 AR5, WGII,SPM.9 (2013)
4 The solution space. Core concepts of the WGII AR5 AR5, WGII,SPM.8 (2013)
5 Observed Impact attributed to climate change AR5, WGII,SPM.2 (2013)
6 AR5 WGII (30 Chapters) Context for the AR5 (2 Chs) Sectoral Natural and Managed Resources and Systems, and Their Uses (5 Chs) Human Settlements, Industry, and Infrastructure (3 Chs) Human Health, Well Being, and Security (3 Chs) Adaptation (4 Chs) Multi Sector Impacts, Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities (3 Chs) Reginal Regions (10 Chs) FAQs and Cross Chapter Boxes
7 AR5 WGII (30 Chapters) Context for the AR5 (2 Chs) Sectoral Natural and Managed Resources and Systems, and Their Uses (5 Chs) Human Settlements, Industry, and Infrastructure (3 Chs) Human Health, Well Being, and Security (3 Chs) Adaptation (4 Chs) Multi Sector Impacts, Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities (3 Chs) Reginal Regions (10 Chs) FAQs and Cross Chapter Boxes
8 AR6 WGII WGII Co-Chairs IPCC Working II Co-Chairs Hans-Otto Pörtner (Germany) and Debra Roberts (South Africa) during the IPCC Side Event at the UNFCCC COP-22 in Marrakech, Morocco wg2.awi.de
9 AR6 3 Special Reports These are materials that provide an assessment of a specific issue and generally follow the same structure as a volume of an Assessment Report Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 C (SR15) (10/18) Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) (09/19) Special Report on Climate Change and Land (SRCCL) (09/19)
10 AR6 WGII (18 Chapters) Ch. 1: Point of departure and key concepts [30 pages] Changing policy context (including UNFCCC, Paris Agreement and Global Stocktake, SDGs, etc.); AR5 and SR findings and critical messages, goals of this report SECTION 1: Risks, adaptation and sustainability for systems impacted by climate change Ch. 2: Terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems and their services [60 pp] Ch. 3: Ocean and coastal ecosystems and their services [60 pages] Ch. 4: Water [60 pages] Ch. 5: Food, fibre, and other ecosystem products [60 pages] Ch. 6: Cities, settlements and key infrastructure [60 pages] Ch. 7: Health, wellbeing and the changing structure of communities [50] Ch. 8: Poverty, livelihoods and sustainable development [60 pages]
11 AR6 WGII (18 Chapters) SECTION 2: Regions Common elements across all regional chapters Chapter 9: Africa [50 pages] Chapter 10: Asia [50 pages] Chapter 11: Australasia [30 pages] Chapter 12: Central and South America [50 pages] Chapter 13: Europe [40 pages] Chapter 14: North America [40 pages] Chapter 15: Small Islands [30 pages]
12 SECTION 2: Regions CROSS CHAPTER PAPERS* (with material for TS/SPM as appropriate) Biodiversity hotspots (land, coasts and oceans) [10 pages] Cities and settlements by the sea [10 pages] Deserts, semi arid areas, and desertification [10 pages] Mediterranean region [10 pages] Mountains [15 pages] Polar regions [15 pages] Tropical forests [10 pages] * Originally Cross Chapter Boxes AR6 WGII (18 Chapters)
13 AR6 WGII (18 Chapters) SECTION 3: Sustainable development pathways: integrating adaptation and mitigation Chapter 16: Key risks across sectors and regions [40 pages] Chapter 17: Decision making options for managing risk [40 pages] Chapter 18: Climate resilient development pathways* [40 pages] ANNEX I: Regional Atlas
14 AR6 WGII time line 15 September 27 October 2017 Call for nominations of Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors and Review Editors 29 January 4 February 2018 Selection of Authors January 2019 First Lead Authors Meeting 8 12 July 2019 Second Lead Authors Meeting 21 October 16 December 2019 Expert Review of the First Order Draft January 2020 Third Lead Authors Meeting 7 August 2 October 2020 Expert and Government Review of the Second Order Draft 2 7 November 2020 Fourth Lead Authors Meeting 11 June 6 August 2021 Final Government Distribution of the Final Draft and Final Government Review of the Summary for Policymakers 4 8 October 2021 IPCC approval of the Summary for Policymakers and acceptance of the underlying Report
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