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Presentation on the approach Norway has taken to monitor and evaluate adaptation. Presented at the Meeting of the OECD Joint DAC-EPOC Task Team on Climate Change and Development Co-operation, April 2014, Zürich, Switzerland. For more information, please contact Michael Mullan ([email protected]) & Jan Corfee-Morlot ([email protected]).
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Monitoring and Evaluation of climate change adaptation in
NorwayMarianne Karlsen
Zurich 9th April 2014
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Norway in a changing climate
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Foto: Erhard Staufenbiel
Foto: Guri Haram
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Adaptation policies in Norway
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National Adaptation Programme
2007
Adaptation Action Plan
2008-2012
NOU 2010:10 Adaptation to a
changing climate
Meld.st 33 (2013-14) Climate change
adaptaiton in Norway
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The adaptation strategy, 2013- a common policy framework for adaptation
• Adaptation is a shared responsibility• Key principles for integrated climate
consideration into planning processes• Managing surface water run off • Building the knowledgebase • Improving access and relevance of science• Coordinated efforts
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Coherence at national level
– Interministerial working group on CCA (2007-)
– Norwegian Adaptation Programme (2007-2013)
– Institutionalising the Norwegian Adaptaiton Programme 2014
– Authority for sealevel rise and surface runoff water (TBD)
– Themaic areas of work: DDR and climate change – addressing interdependencies (2010/11-)
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Bridging national-sub-national and local level
• Creating arenas for peer-learning – ”Cities of the future” (2008-2014)
• Regional support and learning platforms through the County Governors office
• Involvement of local planners in developing tools and methods
• National clearing house (2009-)
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Linking it together….
• Soft-law on adaptation for planning at local level
a) Faciliate coordination at national level
b) Speaking with one voicec) Linking and integrating
climate change in regulations on water management, DRR, agriculture, roads, building codes etc.
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Taking stock – vulnerability and adaptation assessments
National assessments
(5-8 year)
Surveys
Research Pilots
Consultation
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NOU 2010:10 Adaptation to a changing climate
• 17 member expert committee with broad representation
• Consultative processes; including public consultations, thematic expert ws and public hearing
• 10 technical papers • Budget: appr. 3 mill
USD
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Assessing vulnerability
• Exposure for current and future climate (extremes and gradual)
• Adaptive capacity Institutional
» Including legal frameworks, decision making processes and lines of communication
Resources » Human and financial
Knowledge platform Prioritizations
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To make better use of what we have….
• Iterative learning • Utilizing platforms for exchange and
learning• Strengthening the multi-level governance
system
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