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Population Dynamics, Climate Change and Sustainable Development Ramon San Pascual, MPH Executive Director, AFPPD

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Population Dynamics, Climate Change and

Sustainable Development

Ramon San Pascual, MPHExecutive Director, AFPPD

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The impacts of climate change

Source: United Nations Photo Source: United Nations Photo

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Vulnerability and adaptive capacity vary widely

Source:http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/com ment.html?entrynum=1290

Source: http://coastalcare.org/sections/inform/page/38/

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Population Dynamics

The change in population size, distribution by age, spatial distribution

(including urbanization), density, composition of households and families, and the variables that generate these results: fertility,

mortality, migration and marriage patterns.

Source: Schensul and Dodman

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Population trends that matter for climate change vulnerability and adaptive capacity

• Population growth• Urbanization• Migration• Age structure• Fertility and reproductive health

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Population Growth and Resilience

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URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS IN 2025urban proportion of the world: 56.6%

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Percentage Urban

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25-50%

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- 75-100%

City Population

) 1-5 million

o 5-10 million

• Over 10 million

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Urbanization and Disaster Risk

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Migration and Mobility

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Age Structure

Photo credits: http://www.commed.uchc.edu/cichs/research/http://www.southleedslife.com/hitting-the-high-notes-with-south-asian-music-in-south-leeds/#.Uq5YodIW1lg

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Fertility and Reproductive Health

Photo credit: Kathleen Mogelgaard

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Women, Child-bearing and Climate Change

Photo credit: http://www.packard.org/what-we-fund/population-reproductive-health/south-asia/

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Early childbearing, high fertility, and short birth intervals are associated with:

• Poor maternal and child health

• Girls’ early departure from school

• Limitations of ability to participate in labor force and earn income

Each of these limits adaptive capacity

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Assessing Vulnerability

• How can population dynamics be better integrated into vulnerability assessments?

• What questions need to be asked?

• Who needs to be involved?

• What data sources are available?

Source:http://blogs.reuters.com/africanews/files/2009/03/kibera.jpg

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Storylines for the Future: What direction are the trends?

Scenario planning – assessing multiple storylines for the future – can help identify strategies, policies and programs that are likely to affect socioeconomic trends related to vulnerability

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Stronger Adaptation Programs

• Community-Based Adaptation• Can assess local

demographic trends and reproductive health needs

• Can draw lessons from Population-Health- Environment programs

Source: http://www.careclimatechange.org/adaptation/challenge

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Stronger Adaptation Programs (con’t)• Understanding migration• Identifying potential

“hotspots”• Policies that support

mobility• Assessing needs of

sending and receiving areas, as well as migrants themselves

Source: http://acarvaj.blogspot.com/2010/09/migration.html

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Building Relationships Across Sectors

• Organizing diverse planning teams

• Seeking input on development of vulnerability assessment and other tools

• Accessing multiple data sources

Source: Aidan Jones