Caribsave: A Sectoral Approach to Vulnerability and Resilience

1. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
CARIBSAVE:
A SECTORAL APPROACH TOA SECTORAL APPROACH TO
VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE
sector links and participatory process
St Lucia CARIBSAVE Workshop
2 November 2009
Bay Gardens Inn, St. Lucia
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

2. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
SECTORAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
SUSTAINABLE DESTINATIONS & CLIMATE CHANGE
Agriculture
Water
Cli t
Transport
Sustainable
Agriculture Climate
InfrastructureSustainable
Caribbean
Tourism Health
Infrastructure
Economic
Development
Destinations
Natural
Resources
Waste
M tResources
Energy
Management
Security
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

3. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
Sector Links and Participatory Processesp y
• Model and predict the changes in climate as they willp g y
affect the Caribbean Tourism Sector on destinational
and national scale.
• Assess the risk, vulnerability and adaptive capacity of
h T i S i h l d d i ithe Tourism Sector in the selected destinations
• Develop Action Plans for resilience of Government and
Community
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

4. CARIBSAVE CC Analysis, Strategy Development, Implementation & Monitoring; component example
Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

5. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
• Cross sectoral Inter ministerial• Cross-sectoral - Inter-ministerial,
• Destinational, Regional and International
• Cooperation and Collaboration• Cooperation and Collaboration
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

6. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
Participatory Process: LinksParticipatory Process: Links
• Pre-Workshop Appraisal Document (PWAD)Pre Workshop Appraisal Document (PWAD)
• Adaptive Capacity Assessment Guide (ACAG)Adaptive Capacity Assessment Guide (ACAG)
• Gender Issues and DataGender Issues and Data
• Emissions Reduction and Energy UseEmissions Reduction and Energy Use
(identify initiatives in the destination and key stakeholders)
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management

7. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
Breakout Groups and Tasks
• 2 Minute overview of sector/organization re PWAD
• Identify Group Representativey p p
• Brainstorm (using PWAD) and complete PWADs
• Priority Rank Key Issues (PWAD)
• Review ACAG document (Adaptive Capacity.....)
• Brainstorm (using ACAG and complete ACAG as a group)( g p g p)
• Priority Rank Key Issues (ACAG)
• Review and take account of Gender Document; record• Review and take account of Gender Document; record
sources of data relating to Gender Document
Id tif d R d K St k h ld d I iti ti i th
Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Management
• Identify and Record Key Stakeholders and Initiatives in the
Destination in Energy Use and Emission Reduction

8. Protecting and enhancing the livelihoods, environments and economies of the Caribbean Basin
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Caribbean Climate Change, Tourism & Livelihoods:
Water, Energy, Agriculture, Health, Biodiversity, Infrastructure and Settlement, Comprehensive Disaster Managementwww.geog.ox.ac.uk/news/events/ccamts/ccamts.pdf