Prioritising adaptation actions in value chains:What we know about best bets for costs benefits and co-benefits
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Presentation by Peter Läderach at IFAD-CGIAR learning event, 25 February 2016, Rome.
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Prioritising adaptation actions in value chains:What we know about best bets for costs benefits and co-benefits
- 1. What we know about best bets for costs benefits and co-benefits Peter Läderach Senior Climate Change Specialist International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) February 2016 Prioritising adaptation actions in value chains:
- 2. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: ASAP IFAD Value Chains CCAFS/CIAT climate science for IFAD/ASAP projects
- 3. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: The example of NICADAPT CCAFS/CIAT Climate Science used by policy makers by farmers in climate policies and for climate finance (IFAD/ASAP)
- 4. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: The Vulnerability - Changes in temperature (°C) Exposure I: changes in temp. and prec. Changes in precipitation (mm) Current Climatic suitability of crops Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Vulnerability Changes in Crop suitability (%) Future conditions (GCMs) – Current conditions Education Economic well being Health and nutrition Commitment to R & D Bioclimatic variables (worldclim) Future Climatic suitability of crops - = - Education expenditure as % of GDP - Expenditure on education as % of government spending - GDP per capita - GDP (total, Purchasing Power Parity) - Gini coefficient (income)… - Public expenditure on health per capita (US $ Purchasing Power Parity) - Public expenditure on health (% off GDP) - Price index of food … - Investment on R&D ( % of GDP)
- 5. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: The Vulnerability - Changes in temperature (°C) Exposure I: changes in temp. and prec. Changes in precipitation (mm) Current Climatic suitability of crops Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Vulnerability Changes in Crop suitability (%) Future conditions (GCMs) – Current conditions Education Economic well being Health and nutrition Commitment to R & D Bioclimatic variables (worldclim) Future Climatic suitability of crops - = - Education expenditure as % of GDP - Expenditure on education as % of government spending - GDP per capita - GDP (total, Purchasing Power Parity) - Gini coefficient (income)… - Public expenditure on health per capita (US $ Purchasing Power Parity) - Public expenditure on health (% off GDP) - Price index of food … - Investment on R&D ( % of GDP)
- 6. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: The Vulnerability - Changes in temperature (°C) Exposure I: changes in temp. and prec. Changes in precipitation (mm) Current Climatic suitability of crops Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Vulnerability Changes in Crop suitability (%) Future conditions (GCMs) – Current conditions Education Economic well being Health and nutrition Commitment to R & D Bioclimatic variables (worldclim) Future Climatic suitability of crops - = - Education expenditure as % of GDP - Expenditure on education as % of government spending - GDP per capita - GDP (total, Purchasing Power Parity) - Gini coefficient (income)… - Public expenditure on health per capita (US $ Purchasing Power Parity) - Public expenditure on health (% off GDP) - Price index of food … - Investment on R&D ( % of GDP)
- 7. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: The Vulnerability - Changes in temperature (°C) Exposure I: changes in temp. and prec. Changes in precipitation (mm) Current Climatic suitability of crops Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Vulnerability Changes in Crop suitability (%) Future conditions (GCMs) – Current conditions Education Economic well being Health and nutrition Commitment to R & D Bioclimatic variables (worldclim) Future Climatic suitability of crops - = - Education expenditure as % of GDP - Expenditure on education as % of government spending - GDP per capita - GDP (total, Purchasing Power Parity) - Gini coefficient (income)… - Public expenditure on health per capita (US $ Purchasing Power Parity) - Public expenditure on health (% off GDP) - Price index of food … - Investment on R&D ( % of GDP)
- 8. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: Feasibility of CSA practices
- 9. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: Cost and benefit of CSA practice
- 10. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: Best bets, co-benefits & trade- offs
- 11. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: Best bets, co-benefits & trade-offs Plot level functions Full sun monocrop Shade tree monocrop Banana / food intercrop Polyculture system Forest system Yield quantity Yield quality External input use Nutrient recycling Production risks Plantation life Food security CC adaptation Carbon stock Ecological services light color = low → dark color = high
- 12. Prioritizing adaptation actions in value chains: Scaling of CSA in supply chains
- 13. www.ciat.cgiar.org Science to cultivate change THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! Peter Läderach p.laderach@cgiar.org