Event
24.09.2014 - 25.09.2014
Removing barriers towards climate change adaptation in Central Asia
A two-day practical training on climate change using PSD (Participatory Scenario Development) approach is expected to be held by APAN/CAREC on 25-26 September 2014 in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The main objective of the training is to tackle climate change challenges emerging in socio-economic and environment sectors in each country of Central Asia (vulnerability mapping) by providing not only a set of adaptation measures but also to identify and prioritize barriers, hampering the progress of the development sectors towards resilience and adaptation to climate change impacts.
The training is structured in a way to capture climate change impacts in socio-economic sector and environment and prioritize adaptation measures and provide a set of ways forward for removing the barriers. The training consists of 7 sessions and primary focuses on group work exercises. An introductory session (overview, approach, main directions and task) is provided prior to the group work exercise. The target group of the training is young specialists from all five Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyz Republic, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan) coming from different sectors, including governmental agencies, NGOs, private sector and academia.
For more details, please, contact Nailya Mustaeva, at nmustaeva@carececo.org
TAGS:
- Participatory Scenario Development