High Quality
Open the downloaded document, and select print from the file menu (PDF reader required).
Climate Frontline
Arican Communities Adapting to Survive
Climate Frontline
Arican Communities Adapting To Survive
This is a joint publication by the ollowing organisations: Concern Universal, FARM-Arica, FindYour Feet, Sel Help Arica and Utviklingsondet/The Development Fund The content – text and photos – is a collaborative efort, produced by staf and writers romseveral organisations in Arica and Europe. Read more about us on pages 48-49 The Development Fund in Norway has coordinated the editing and productionSmall Foundation provided the unding or this publication The analysis on page 43 has been written by Joanne Lambert and David Dodman, InternationalInstitute or Environment and Development (IIED)Layout and standardised PDF by 2T&T Partners NUF, NorwayPublished in 2009Printed in the UK by Butler, Tanner & DennisAll photographs by the organisations, except: Cover, © Getty Images by Daniel Berehulak Pages 5, 7 and 52, © Panos Pictures by Petterik WiggersISBN: 978-82-91923-10-9
Country statistics are derived rom the CIA World Factbook and the United Nations Millennium Development GoalsIndicator. (Extreme Poverty: Proportion o population below $1 a day - purchasing power parities. Children inSchool: Enrolled in elementary education.)
Climate Frontline .....................................................4Arica Adapting to Climate Change ....................................6Extreme Weather ....................................................8Map o Arica .......................................................10Climate Change: Unpredictable Rain .................................11
Dam Enables Three Harvests a Year ..............................12Change From Pastoralism To Irrigated Farming ....................14
Water Under Our Feet ............................................16Conclusion: Unpredictable Rain .....................................18Climate Change: Deorestation .....................................19
Disappearing Forests, Rivers and Ponds...........................20
Mud Stoves Reduce Deorestation ................................22
Training Centre Initiates Tree-Planting Campaigns.................24Conclusion: Deorestation ..........................................26Climate Adaptation: Agricultural Methods ...........................27
A Pioneer o New Techniques ....................................28
Miraculous Harvests in a Starvation Area..........................30
Farming For All Eventualities......................................32Conclusion: Agricultural Methods ...................................34Climate Adaptation: Knowledge and Education......................35
Farmer-to-Farmer Education .....................................36
A Better Future or Children ......................................38
Inormation and Advocacy ......................................40Conclusion: Knowledge and Education ..............................42Analysis: Climate Adaptation – The Way Forward ....................43Organisations on the Frontline o Climate Adaptation ...............50
Contents
Sections
« prev | next »- Q Q Africa Adapting to Climate Change
- Q Q Extreme Weather
- ■ ■ Climate Change: Unpredictable Rain
- ■ ■ Dam Enables Three Harvests a Year
- ■ ■ Change From Pastoralism To Irrigated Farming
- ■ ■ Conclusion: Unpredictable Rain
- ■ ■ Climate Change: Deforestation
- ■ ■ Mud Stoves Reduce Deforestation
- ■ ■ Climate Adaptation: Agricultural Methods
- ■ ■ Farming For All Eventualities
- ■ ■ Conclusion: Agricultural Methods
- ■ ■ Climate Adaptation: Knowledge and Education
- ■ ■ A Better Future for Children
- ■ ■ Conclusion: Knowledge and Education
- Q Q Analysis: Climate Adaptation – The Way Forward
- Q Q Organisations on the Frontline of Climate Adaptation
Add a Comment