1 2 nd Regional Workshop of the joint UN-Water Initiative of WMO, UNCCD, FAO, CBD and UNW-DPC Capacity Development to Support National Drought Management.

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1 2 nd Regional Workshop of the joint UN-Water Initiative of WMO, UNCCD, FAO, CBD and UNW-DPC Capacity Development to Support National Drought Management Policies Dr. Daniel Tsegai Programme Officer UN-Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) Bonn, Germany December 2013, Fortaleza, Brazil

About UN-Water 2

3 Drought: Basic Facts Drought ranks first among all natural hazards (Bryant, 1991) (based on severity, duration, spatial extent, life/economic loss and other measures). Impacts of drought include reduced crop production and water levels, increased livestock and wildlife death rates, and drastic socioeconomic impacts. Significant implications for food security, water scarcity and energy. Climate change is likely to shift the patterns of droughts and possibly to increase the frequency & severity of extreme drought conditions. Image source: Sivakumar, K.M.

Concerns 4 Predominance of disaster response/crisis management over risk-based drought management approaches The problem of making a distinction between general development activities and ‘drought preparedness’ to identify specific problems related to drought Failure to recognize the need of developing drought management policies at country level taking into account long- term issues Lack of collaboration between sectors at country level and poor coordination among ‘drought concerned’ institutions in a country

5 Source: UNISDR (2011) Drought affects almost all climatic regions Most affected: Africa, Australia, Brazil, Central Asia, China, India, S.E. Europe & USA Drought – Most affected areas in the Globe

Frequency of droughtPercentages % % % > 10 4% Has your country encountered drought in the last 10 years? If yes, how often in the last 10 years? Survey on Drought (conducted during the HMNDP, March 2013 ) (Sample: 42 countries)

Survey Countries

Frequency of droughtPercentages % % % > 10 4% Has your country encountered drought in the last 10 years? If yes, how often in the last 10 years? Survey on Drought (conducted during the kickoff, March 2013 ) (Sample: 42 countries)

What measures did you take? Survey on Drought (From 42 countries) What was the most significant impact of the last drought? Impacts & Measures Number of responses

“Capacity Development to Support National Drought Management Policies” initiative, under UN-Water, which brings together the expertise of several UN agencies to advance capacity in targeted drought-prone countries to enable them develop effective drought management policies The UN-Water Initiative … Image source: World Bank

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ( United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD ( Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO): ( UN-Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC): ( Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) About the Partners Local partner: Ministério da Integração Nacional

12 Key Goals of the Initiative Raise awareness on risk based NDMP Enable nations to assess their national situation on disaster management and to identify and address the capacity needs Capacity development to enable nations to identify a suite of strategies needed to develop risk based national drought management policies  The overall aim of the initiative is enable countries to formulate a proactive, risk based drought management policy at national level.

Sivakumar, Mannava V.K., Raymond P. Motha, Donald A. Wilhite, and John J. Qu (eds.), Core of the Initiative “Proposed Elements in the Compendium on National Drought Policy” Set of key elements suggested for consideration in the development of national drought management policies: 1.Drought Monitoring and Early Warning Systems 2.Vulnerability Assessment and Impacts 3.Emergency Relief and Response

Focus of the initiative Towards... Proactive mitigation, preparedness and planning measures Increased emphasis on Policy Improved drought monitoring tools and early warning systems Coordination of drought programs and response in an effective manner Development of regional drought preparedness networks

15 Implementation Mechanism Regional Workshops: 1.Eastern Europe √ 2.Latin America & the Caribbean 3.Asia-Pacific 4.Africa Kick-Off workshop 12 March 2013, Geneva

Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Uruguay 2 nd Regional Workshop

Workshop Agenda: Day 1 Session 1: Opening and Overview Session 2: Setting the scene Keynote presentation (Donald Wilhite, University of Nebraska) Drought Management Policies: The 10 –step process (Daniel Tsegai, UNW-DPC) Biodiversity and Drought (Simone Schiele, CBD) Presentation and discussion of Country Reports (13 Countries)

Morning Session 3:  Drought monitoring and early warning systems (Robert Stefanski, WMO)  Roundtable discussions in breakout groups  Presentation of the breakout groups summary results Afternoon Session 4:  Vulnerability and risk assessment (Heitor Matallo, UNCCD)  Roundtable discussions in breakout groups  Presentation of the breakout groups summary results Workshop Agenda: Day 2

Workshop Agenda: Day 3 Morning Session 5:  Drought preparedness, mitigation and responses (Mohamed Bazza, FAO)  Roundtable discussions in breakout groups  Presentation of the breakout groups summary results Afternoon Session 6:  Wrap-up and closing

21 NDMP on UNW-AIS Documents the activities of the initiative can be found at:

Thank you! UN-Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY UN Campus Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1 D Bonn, Germany Phone: + 49 (0) Fax: + 49 (0)

UNW-DPC’s mission Enhance coherence and effectiveness of capacity development activities of UN-Water members and partners Strengthen the capability of UN-Water members and partners to support member states to achieve the MDGs 24