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Ecosystem Based Adaptation What is it for? Who is it for? Edmund Barrow IUCN

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Ecosystem Based Adaptation What is it for? Who is it for?. Edmund Barrow IUCN. EbA. What for Adaptation Ecosystem based approaches Making case to reduce CC Co-Benefits. Who for Global level (CCC etc.) Regions & Nations But key – people who bear the costs of climate change – rural. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Ecosystem Based Adaptation What is it for? Who is it for?

Ecosystem Based AdaptationWhat is it for?Who is it for?

Edmund BarrowIUCN

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EbAWhat for

• Adaptation• Ecosystem based

approaches• Making case to reduce

CC• Co-Benefits

Who for• Global level (CCC etc.)• Regions & Nations• But key – people who

bear the costs of climate change – rural

But rural people seen as recipient, not owners of such change!

International Union for the Conservation of Nature

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How can “We” learn

How• Normal M&E (extractive)• Assessments (good for

others, & for action)• Studies (extractive) &

research

Who should learn• Focus on national,

organizations, international, research – which is all very good & important, but

• What about sub-national (districts)?, &

• What about rural people?

But how do we empower rural peoples to learn, & articulate that learning so of use to them & for others

International Union for the Conservation of Nature

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

IUCN EbA Learning Framework

• About to start to be used Union wide• Focus on “project cycle” & “Theory of change”• Can be applied at multiple scales – with emphasis on

usability at the local level (& scaleable upwards)• Uses questions as main means• Simplicity & ease of use

Very Briefly IUCN EbA Learning Framework is:-

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

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International Union for the Conservation of nature

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

How to use EbA Learning Framework – role of Action Learning (research)

Action Learning: Process in which a group of people with a shared issue of concern:Collaboratively, systematically & deliberately

plan, implement & evaluate actions; combines action & investigation; Investigation informs action; & People learn from critical reflection on actionWill use the EbA learning questions as entry

points

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

Analyzecurrentsituation

Plan

Plan

Implement & Observe

Reflect

Reflect

Implement & Observe

AL Cycle 1

AL Cycle 2

AL Cycle 3 etc.

Action Learning - Cyclical - Analysis, Plan, Implement, Observe, Reflect –

then Analysis, Plan etc.

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You Can Have Action Learning (AL) teams for different levels & themes

District & landscape AL

Team

Community 1 AL Team

Community 2 AL Team

National level AL Team Theme AL global

Team Tenure

Theme AL District Team Tenure

International Union for the Conservation of Nature

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International Union for the Conservation of Nature

Action Learning + EbA Learning Framework promotes learning & empowerment

• Structured simple process• Ownership at (in particular) local level (women, men,

indigenous, youth etc), but also can be higher level (e.g. district)

• Creates lessons & stories that can be scaled upwards (other projects, other countries – inform & influence)

• Basis for case studies, more detailed research• Basis for comparison & making larger case• Moving from extracting knowledge to empowering to learn &

own.• EbA must matter to & be owned by rural people!