Japan`s View on the 5-year work programme
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Japan’s View on the
5-year work programme
Osamu Mizuno
Director
Office of International Strategy on Climate Change
Climate Change Division
Ministry of the Environment, Japan
May 2005
Objective of the Programme
• Common Grounds:
– Adverse impacts of global warming is
inevitable. Adaptation measures
complementary to mitigation is required.
• Identify weak points and acquire
satisfactory knowledge
• Undertake concrete actions accordingly
• Clear-cut Visions for specific goals
• Prepare separate roadmaps for major elements
• Set up an implementing system to carry out
specific tasks in the roadmap
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Scope of the Work Programme and Priorities
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Proceed works on major elements
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3.
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Prioritize the
Methodologies, data and modeling
elements to
be considered
Vulnerability Assessments
Adaptation Planning, Implementing
Integration into Sustainable Development
Continuation of in-session WS
Distribution of related materials and
information
– Distribution via the UNFCCC website
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High Priority: ① Methodologies, data and modeling
② Vulnerability Assessments
• Issues on Methodologies, data and modeling
Development of elementary data (current and future
climate data, climate scenario, notably regional climate
scenario)
Establishment of methodology
(i.e. modeling, on impact and adaptation assessment)
Human resource development, notably researchers;
Dissemination of information to the policy makers and
relevant actors, as well as promoting their understanding
of the issue.
• Issues on Vulnerability Assessments
Development of a highly disaggregated and regional
analysis on the impact of extraordinary weather events
Economic assessment of the impact of climate change
and vulnerability
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Japan’s Proposal – A Regional Monitoring System
• Framework
<Regional Monitoring System>
Establishing climate change
monitoring assessment centers
in leading developed countries in
the region
Provide information and capacity
building training to developing
countries, collaborating with other
developing agencies, etc.
By the end of the implementation, a
leading developing country in
each geographical region can
establish a regional monitoring
and assessment center
• the vulnerability of each country or
region needs to be analyzed by
identifying its composing elements
• Schedule (sample)
SBSTA22
initiate discussions
SBSTA25~ agree on the contents
SBSTA26
launch programme
Interim
Review
review progress, and
fine-tune for latter-term
SBSTA35
review outcome, and
deliberate on next steps
• Adaptation planning, measures and
actions should be built on the basis
developed in the previous phases
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Works: ③Adaptation planning, measures and actions,
④Integration into sustainable development
• Issues on adaptation planning, measures and
actions
the status of development and implementation in
different countries and regions
accessibility to feasible adaptation technologies
outcome of research conducted by international
organizations and experts on adaptation measures
• Issues on integration into sustainable development
study and share past examples and information existing
in both developed and developing countries
highlight cases where development projects can be
integrated into adaptation measures
inviting experts from other relevant international
organizations as well
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Source: JFE
Option for Adaptation Technology:
Retrieval of coral reefs with innovative artificial equipment
Equipment for Coral
Implantation
Concrete
block
Marine Block
Marine
Block
One
year later
August 2004
Implantation of
Coral Embryo
No. of corals /
10x10cmx30 faces
Marine
Block
120
80
60
40
20
0
Marine
Block
Concrete
Block
Comparison of coral growth
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Reviewing and Improving the Work Programme
• Continuation of in-session WS
• Distribution of related materials and information
– Distribution via the UNFCCC website
Ensure actions will be taken according to the
Work Programme. Fine-tuning the Programme
when necessary.
•Identify weak points and acquire
satisfactory knowledge
•Undertake concrete actions
accordingly
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