CBA7: live updates from the 7th International Conference on community-based adaptation
CBA7: Highlights from Day 1
Here are some highlights from today's 7th conference on community-based adaptation to climate change (CBA7). We look forward to hearing from you tomorrow on the live blog of the second day of the conference.
Climate change adaptation: think of it as preparing for an alien invasion http://bit.ly/XQRsLM #CBA7 #climate #sci4devSciDevNetvia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 7:02 PM
Agriculture and climate change adaptation plenary session
Not all agricultural development projects increase resilience says Gernot Laganda from the International Fund for Agricultural Development. Some value chain projects focus on market linkages and public-private partnerships, but tend to underestimate the impact of climate change on productivity.IIEDApr 29, 2013 at 1:12 PM
Farmers can’t afford to take risks – climate finance could create a financial ‘buffer’ says Gernot Laganda from IFAD to allow them to innovate and try out new crops or crop varieties. Connecting smallholders to markets is also a critical ingredient to increasing climate resilience.
CBA volume on lessons learned & scaling up/out practices out Sep! #cba7danielatarizzovia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 7:12 PM
Shortage of crop variety less an issue than access to seeds diversification. IFAD @ #cba7
One of the barriers to community-based adaptation scaling up is that policy structures are being over-ridden by political and power interests says Edidah Ampaire, from the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture. Edidah urged a need to manage the “political interference” – and says that NGOs could play a more vocal role in questioning that interference.
Edidah Ampaire, International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Uganda outlines how the Institute carries out CBA work related to agriculture. It assesses climate risk and vulnerability at the community level – looks at the risks and coping strategies and then integrates the coping strategies with science. Then they hold stakeholder workshops where the institute presents options to farmers for them to assess and discuss.
Tried &tested: learning from farmers on #adaptation to #climate change - @IIED research relevant to #CBA7 plenary http://bit.ly/11DuohlIIEDvia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 6:59 PM
Following #CBA7? Example here: Climate-smart EADD project on smallholder dairy development in Kenya http://bit.ly/V4BJVpweADAPTvia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 6:53 PM
Mirko Gamez, CARE East Timor at #cba7: How can we better collect and systematise traditional knowledge for climate resilient agriculture?Agnes Otzelbergervia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 6:57 PM
What incentives to be provided to conservative agriculture in adaptation? Financing remains crucial issue #cba7
One plant on Mr Asaduzzaman’s balcony is now blooming at a different time. “What is happening to the plants?” he asked. “Imagine if this begins to happen to rice or wheat”, he asked. “This could lead to great instability in food prices – what will happen in the future?” he asked in his final comments on the agricultural plenary.
What can we learn from the experience of mainstreaming gender?
"What is one thing or lesson that CBA mainstreaming can learn from the experience of mainstreaming gender?" Here are some participants' answers to that question (we get to see them and their answers in this wonderful flickr gallery). What do you think? Virtual participants: please feel free to add your comments below. Care will continue to take pictures throughout the conference so visit the flickr gallery to see updates...
@IIED @CAREClimate great photos coming up on the #cba7gender photostream: http://ow.ly/ki0n5 #cba7Ed Boydellvia twitter on Apr 22, 2013 at 6:41 PM
My favourite pic so far RT @CAREClimate: RT @AgnesCARE: #cba7gender "You can't give what you don't have" #cba7 http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BIczn8_CUAEVIXX.jpg
#cba7gender @PlanGlobal 's Zinat Begum: mainstreaming CBA must consider the role of class in vulnerability #cba7 http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BIc1a2qCMAAy15E.jpg
Today's CBA7 is now over. You can read today's blog with participants comments and tweets below if you want to catch up on some of the highlights from the day. We hope to see you or hear from you all tomorrow!
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The inaugural session, including a speech by the PM of #Bangladesh, has now finished and #CBA7 sessions have begun #cba7by IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:21:10 AM -
.@IIED will be live tweeting from #CBA7 in #Bangladesh 22-25Apr Info: http://bit.ly/QF1t8M Follow conference live: http://bit.ly/11dxQQJby IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:21:12 AM
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The inaugural session, including a speech by the PM of #Bangladesh, has now finished and #CBA7 sessions have begunby IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:21:17 AM
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Building blocks for #climatechange mainstreaming: enabling environment, policy & planning, programming at all levels #cba7by ptmitchell via twitter 4/22/2013 6:21:24 AM -
#CBA7 opening speech by bangladesh prime minister recognizes mainstreaming CBA thru macro policies & plans as important agenda dev't agendaby ACCCRN via twitter 4/22/2013 6:21:41 AM -
We shared our pic answering "What CBA mainstreaming can learn from #gender mainstreaming": http://ow.ly/kdyax #cba7 #cba7genderby GGCA_gender via twitter 4/22/2013 6:22:18 AM -
Best wishes to CBA, and thank you so much for creating the website -
I hope the program is on its smooth way. Next time, I will be one of the attendees. Congrats for successful program.
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Participants at #CBA7 - the wifi is now up and running in the main hallby IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:30:30 AM
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Building blocks for mainstreamlining include political will, policy &planning (incl budgetary instruments), programming at all levels #cba7by IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:30:37 AM
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How can community-based adaptation contribute to changing #climate change policies? That's what #CBA7 in #Bangladesh aims to answerby sfishermurray via twitter 4/22/2013 6:30:43 AM -
Kenyan government is developing new legislation to ensure policies and programs are ' #climate smart' #cba7by ptmitchell via twitter 4/22/2013 6:31:19 AM
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#Bangladesh not waiting for global #climatechange action. Has allocated $350 million for adaptation #cba7by ptmitchell via twitter 4/22/2013 6:38:56 AM
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Berhanu Solomon sets out Ethiopia’s #climate resilient #green #economy #strategy to meet aim to have zero carbon emissions from 2025 #cba7by IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 6:41:43 AM
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RT @ptmitchell: #Bangladesh not waiting for global #climatechange action. Has allocated $350 million for adaptation #cba7by shanahanmike via twitter 4/22/2013 6:45:12 AM -
Civil society plays a key roll in capacity building for a national to local level for a #climate resilient green economy in #ethiopia #cba7by Ed Boydell via twitter 4/22/2013 6:45:33 AM -
@Socheath: coverage is beginning now that the inaugural session and Prime Minister's speech have finished. Hope you can follow it all OK from here.
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In the beginning of CBA 7, I was in a remote village of Central Nepal to find out their situation due to climate change. Still, they need actions on-the-ground rather than macro level workshops. I hope CBA 7 will be instrumental to share real field adaptation learning and way out.
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Social excision, lack of assets, lack of access to and control over resources are key drivers of vulnerability to #climatechange #cba7by ptmitchell via twitter 4/22/2013 8:46:07 AM
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Now the sessipn Disaster Risk Reduction.many experts are join.But how can develope risk reduction ?
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#CBA7 participants, have a look at our research collection on community-based #adaptation: http://bit.ly/cc_CBAby EldisClimateUpdates via twitter 4/22/2013 8:58:18 AM -
Practical Action correspondent are talking now.He explain how Sri Lanka reduce disaster risk.
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"What is one thing or lesson that CBA mainstreaming can learn from the experience of mainstreaming gender?" Here are some participants' answers to that question (we get to see them and their answers in this wonderful flickr gallery). What do you think? Virtual participants: please feel free to add your comments below. Care will continue to take pictures throughout the conference so visit the flickr gallery to see updates...
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What model of sustainable agriculture is to propose, to make it non-CC-contributor & less vulnerable component? CARE @ #cba7by danielatarizzo via twitter 4/22/2013 11:52:38 AM -
My favourite pic so far RT @CAREClimate: RT @AgnesCARE: #cba7gender "You can't give what you don't have" #cba7 http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BIczn8_CUAEVIXX.jpg
by ptmitchell via twitter 4/22/2013 11:52:40 AM -
What model of sustainable agriculture is to propose, to make it non-CC-contributor & less vulnerable component? CARE @ #cba7by danielatarizzo via twitter 4/22/2013 11:53:18 AM
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Following #CBA7? Example here: Climate-smart EADD project on smallholder dairy development in Kenya http://bit.ly/V4BJVpby weADAPT via twitter 4/22/2013 11:53:21 AM -
Mirko Gamez, CARE East Timor at #cba7: How can we better collect and systematise traditional knowledge for climate resilient agriculture?by Agnes Otzelberger via twitter 4/22/2013 11:57:02 AM -
Shortage of crop variety less an issue than access to seeds diversification. IFAD @ #cba7by danielatarizzo via twitter 4/22/2013 11:57:48 AM
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Tried &tested: learning from farmers on #adaptation to #climate change - @IIED research relevant to #CBA7 plenary http://bit.ly/11Duohlby IIED via twitter 4/22/2013 11:59:57 AM
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Climate change adaptation: think of it as preparing for an alien invasion http://bit.ly/XQRsLM #CBA7 #climate #sci4devby SciDevNet via twitter 4/22/2013 12:02:21 PM -
One plant on Mr Asaduzzaman’s balcony is now blooming at a different time. “What is happening to the plants?” he asked. “Imagine if this begins to happen to rice or wheat”, he asked. “This could lead to great instability in food prices – what will happen in the future?” he asked in his final comments on the agricultural plenary.
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CBA volume on lessons learned & scaling up/out practices out Sep! #cba7by danielatarizzo via twitter 4/22/2013 12:12:11 PM
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Today's CBA7 is now over. You can read today's blog with participants comments and tweets below if you want to catch up on some of the highlights from the day. We hope to see you or hear from you all tomorrow!
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