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Introduction
Institutional Framework - Global and
National
Policies addressing Climate Change
National Program / Activities
addressing Climate Change
Climate Change impacts (source: UNDP Samoa)
Variability in water supply, quality
Changes in biodiversity and distribution. More competition Erosion, inundation,
and forestry composition, and cross-border conflicts over water salinisation, stress on
extent, health & resources
productivity mangroves, marshes,
wetlands
HEALTH AGRICULTURE FORESTRY WATER
RESOURCES COASTAL ECOSYSTEM
AGRICULTURE SYSTEMS SERVICES
Increasing incidents of infectious, Less predictability in crop yield,
water-borne and vector-borne changing irrigation demand, growing
risk of pest infestations Loss of habitat,
diseases, heat stress & mortality, species and
additional public health costs protective
ecosystems,
migratory shifts
“Millions at Risk” due to
adverse impacts of CC
Nigeria’s Concern about Climate Change
Nigeria is vulnerable to the following impacts of Climate
Change
Marine transgression or coastal inundation
Expanding Desertification Process
Environmental refugees resulting from migration
Social frictions/conflicts
Increase in suffering and poverty level
Economic dependence on Fossil Fuels
Susceptibility of agricultural productivity
Extreme weather climate change related hazards
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Response to CC
• UNFCCC identifies two responses to the
impact of climate change – mitigation and
adaptation.
• Mitigation is an action designed to reduce
the potential effects of global warming
through the reduction of the level of GHGs
by either increasing the rate of depletion
or reducing its emissions.
• Adaptation on the other hand is an action
designed to tolerate the effect of climate
change.
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