Climate Change Adaptation Disaster Risk Management A Pacific

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Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Management A Pacific Approach Partnership in Mainstreaming

Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Management A Pacific Approach Partnership in Mainstreaming

Outline 1. Regional and global policy frameworks for DRM and CCA 2. National level

Outline 1. Regional and global policy frameworks for DRM and CCA 2. National level mainstreaming through NAPs: Experiences to date (PIC example) 3. Challenges for PICTs and partners/donors 4. Future of mainstreaming CCA/DRM § § Integrated implementation - regional and national level mainstreaming Improved coordination and collaboration between regional and national platforms for CCA and DRM 5. How Fisheries Sector has been involved in JNAP development in PICs.

Climate Change Adaptation Disaster Risk Management Anticipatory • Crop diversification • Insurance • House

Climate Change Adaptation Disaster Risk Management Anticipatory • Crop diversification • Insurance • House design • Policy frameworks • Rainwater harvesting Disaster Risk Reduction • Building codes • Irrigation • Early warning systems • Poverty reduction strategies Reactive • Crop development • Relocation • Reconstruction Disaster Management • Emergency coordination • Search & rescue • Initial damage assessment • Rehabilitation/reconstruction • Standard Operating Procedures/plans

Regional & International Frameworks for DRM & CCA Hyogo Framework for Action, 2005 Pacific

Regional & International Frameworks for DRM & CCA Hyogo Framework for Action, 2005 Pacific Islands Framework for Action Pacific DRR & DM Framework for Action, 2005 on Climate Change, 2006 Pacific Plan, 2005

Theme 1: Governance – organisational, institutional, policy and decision-making frameworks Principle 1: Implementing adaptation

Theme 1: Governance – organisational, institutional, policy and decision-making frameworks Principle 1: Implementing adaptation measures Theme 2: Knowledge, information, public awareness and education Principle 2: Governance and decision making Theme 3: Analysis and evaluation of hazards, vulnerabilities and elements at risk Theme 4: Planning for effective preparedness, response and recovery Theme 5: Effective, integrated and people-focused early warning systems Theme 6: Reduction of underlying risk factors Principle 3: Improve understanding of climate change Principle 4: Education Training and Awareness Principle 5: Contributing to global greenhouse gas reduction Principle 6: Partnership and cooperation

JNAP Principles • Whole of Government/whole of country approach (everyone has a role to

JNAP Principles • Whole of Government/whole of country approach (everyone has a role to play? ) • address all the drivers affecting poverty and vulnerabilities/ an all hazards approach? • a shift of mind set from being vulnerable/the victim. . . to taking control of your future/development • No risks ? – Know your risks • Pre cautionary approach while planning in uncertainties • Integrated planning/inter-sectoral • Coordination and collaboration is key when there is limited resources/limited capacity. . .

FSM Samoa PNG Vanuatu Marshall Islands Palau Sol Islands Kiribati Niue Fiji Tuvalu Tonga

FSM Samoa PNG Vanuatu Marshall Islands Palau Sol Islands Kiribati Niue Fiji Tuvalu Tonga Nauru Cook Islands

Developing the JNAP- A country example JNAP Planning Process: 1. Government of Niue Request

Developing the JNAP- A country example JNAP Planning Process: 1. Government of Niue Request – 2010 2. Key National Policies guiding the Process: • Niue National Integrated Strategic Plan (2009 -2013) • Forest Policy 2004 • Niue National Energy Policy 2005 • Niue National Coastal Policy 2009 • Niue National Climate Change Policy 2010 • Niue National Emergency Plan 2009 • The Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management 2010

Developing the JNAP- A country example Disaster Risk Reduction & Climate Change Adaptation Responsibilities:

Developing the JNAP- A country example Disaster Risk Reduction & Climate Change Adaptation Responsibilities: • Building Code Act 1992 • Census Act 1971 • Civil Aviation Act 1999 • Communications Act 1989 • Education Act 1989 • Electric Power Supply Act 1960 • Environment Act 2003 • Public Emergency Act 1979 • Public Health Act 1965 • Transport Act 1965 • Water Resources Act 1996

Challenges for PICTs and partners • Ownership and leadership of planning and implementation by

Challenges for PICTs and partners • Ownership and leadership of planning and implementation by PICs – NAPs are only as good as the people who are driving it • Capacity at national and regional level – Time, human and other resources • Donor/partner coordination – making sense of what’s available to support NAP implementation • ‘Recognition’ of NAP and other similar planning processes • Country level coordination: DRM + CC + all stakeholders • Sharing of information/information management

Future of mainstreaming DRM & CCA – Formal Integrated Implementation of Frameworks (1/3) Formal

Future of mainstreaming DRM & CCA – Formal Integrated Implementation of Frameworks (1/3) Formal Integrated Implementation and not formal integration of frameworks Infrastructure Agriculture Tourism Sectoral Policies & Plans Waste NATIONAL Health Education Fisheries REGIONAL

Institutional arrangement for integrated implementation of DRM/CCA (2/3) CROP Executives Sub Committee on Climate

Institutional arrangement for integrated implementation of DRM/CCA (2/3) CROP Executives Sub Committee on Climate Change Pacific Platform for Disaster Risk Management Working Groups Infrastructure Health National Institutions Education Regional sectoral policies & plans Fisheries Waste Tourism Joint In-country Planning/Programming for DRM/CCA Agriculture

Future of mainstreaming – Joint Meetings of CC and DRM Stakeholders (3/3) Pacific Platform

Future of mainstreaming – Joint Meetings of CC and DRM Stakeholders (3/3) Pacific Platform for Disaster Risk Management • 2015 Joint DRM/CCA Roadmap • 2013 Pacific Exposition for Climate Change & Disaster Risk Management – Met Services, Environment, Disaster Managers, Finance/Planning and other sectors, civil society, private sector, fisheries, local government etc

Fisheries sector involvement in JNAP consultations on Joint NAP development. With respects to DRM

Fisheries sector involvement in JNAP consultations on Joint NAP development. With respects to DRM there have been discussions with Fisheries particularly in regards to bathymetric and offshore/onshore data collected for infrastructure development, fisheries management, hazard mapping eg storm waves, tsunamis. These all contribute to DRR. • Tonga JNAP – HOF committee member • Niue JNAP- DAFF HOF committee that finalised the JNAP plan. • Nauru- SPC and Nauru Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority. • Cook Islands- Prime Minister’s office /Chief of Staff. • Solomon Islands CC component to the sectoral plan • Tuvalu- HOF consultations and development, JNAP tabled in Parliament. • Vanuatu- JNAP consultations commence in July and government aim is that it is endorsed and published for circulation by end of the year.

Key messages: 1. The JNAP is a process that presents opportunities for coordination ,

Key messages: 1. The JNAP is a process that presents opportunities for coordination , integration and open dialogue 2. You will always have opportunities to engage – assistance to raise Fisheries Sector priorities in CCA and DRR/DRM. 3. The JNAP have M&E tagged to it so its ongoing and intended to absorb new and emerging sector issues. 4. Invite your sector concerns, what assistance you need etc.

Oue Tulou- Thank You.

Oue Tulou- Thank You.