APPLYING IUCN NBS STANDARD IN SENEGAL
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What is the IUCN NbS Standard The Standard – A list of 8 criterias divided A manual – explaining in maximum 6 each NbS criteria with a indicators to assess detailed description, its how much the project justification and the is NbS compliant (for description of the a total of 28 indicators. indicators) © Grisons Office for Forest and Natural Hazards; Urs Fitze
Use of the self-evaluation tool § Assess if a project respects the standard § Inform internal and external stakeholders on how much the project is compliant with the NbS standard § Identity the areas which need improvements © Grisons Office for Forest and Natural Hazards; Urs Fitze
Piloting the IUCN Global Standard for Nature-based Solutions - NbS in West Africa (PACO/GEMP) 2-Piloting the …Other Standard perspectives • Introductory Webinar • Support to prepare • Support for the (Sept 24 - Sixty • Call for Participation in results presentation development of short Working Groups (Oct publications on the participants) 16-30) Standard pilot results • Training session on the • Online workshop for • Support for the use of the Standard's self- • Choice of pilot sites (3) results sharing (Feb 10) implementation of assessment tool (nov 6; • Follow-up and support recommendations from 17 trainees) for working group (until the self-assessment the end of Nov) 3-Workshop for • WACA Marketplace 1-Capacity results sharing building
WACA FFEM: a project focused on NbS Component (3) : Experience sharing and NbS pilot actions for adaptation and reduction of coastal risks Ø Experiences sharing and capacities strengthening for MPAs, local authorities and stakeholders in risk prevention and monitoring Ø Implementation of nature-based solutions for adaptation and protection against coastal risks on pilot sites in Senegal, Benin and Togo. Project duration: 4 years (2018-2022) Project owner : Center for Ecological Monitoring (CSE) with the technical support of IUCN. Case study 7
Dunes restoration in Saint-Louis MPA: Background Stabilize sedimentary land by restoring coastal dunes and vegetating Support agricultural activities to 2003 2004 2009 2013 2015 2019 avoid land degradation and chemical Langue de Artificial Migration of the breach to the south pollution Widening of Barbarie: creation of a between breach to tackle the breach - development in the north of unstable and Atlantic and river flood in fragile lands Saint-Louis Erosion Senegal river
A package of interventions for dunes restoration • Societal challenge : disaster risk reduction, ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss, food security • Interventions: ecosystems creation (dune, forest) ; improved management of ecosystems used for human activities • Lessons learned: importance of inclusive governance and trade-off; importance of monitoring to adapt Training – Sustainable land management Dune-forming fences (Typhavelles) Revegetation with Casuarina equisetifolia 9 Monitoring
Impacts of interventions v Erosion and submersion risks reduction; v Growing dunes has stopped flooding and salinization of agricultural plots of 70 households; v Raised awareness for organic pesticide use v Increase biodiversity v Connectivity between ecosystems
NbS Global Standard, an opportunity to improve interventions and scale up Score de votre RESULTAT FINAL Critère Score Maximum Critère Normalisé critère Votre critère %age 1. Défis sociétaux 8 9 0,89 0,9 1,00 Vue d'ensemble de l'auto-évaluation 2. Conception à l'échelle 9 9 1,0 3. Gain net de biodiversité 9 12 0,75 0,8 RES ULTAT F INAL 1. Défis Votre critère %age 4. Viabilité économique 8 12 0,67 0,7 sociétaux 0,80 100% 5. Gouvernance inclusive 12 15 0,8 6. Équilibre des 0,67 8. Intégration et 80% 2. Con ception à compromis 6 9 0,7 durabilité l'échelle 7. Gestion adaptative 8 9 0,89 0,9 60% 8. Intégration et durabilité 7 9 0,78 0,8 40% 6,44 Total 0,8 20% Légende Résultat 7. Gestion 3. Gain net de 1,0 Fort 0% adaptative biodiversité 0,7 Adéquat Intervention conforme au Standard mondial de l’UICN pour les SfN. 0,5 Partiel 0,2 Insuffisant Intervention non conforme au Standard mondial de l’UICN pour les SfN. 6. Équilibre des 4. Viabilité compromis économiqu e 5. Gouvernance inclus ive
Next steps ◆ Support for the development of short publications on the Standard pilot results ◆ Support for the implementation of recommendations from the self- assessment ◆ Apply NbS on thematics such as coastal ecosystems restoration, blue carbon projects, PES, blue economy activities, infrastructures against coastal erosion ◆ Support to put NbS regional hubs in place ◆ Mainstream NbS in the Marine and Coastal programme activities 12
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