THREAD: We've been on Twitter for a while now and it's only fitting that we properly introduce ourselves.
We're the Investment Plan for the Caribbean Regional Track of the Pilot Program for Climate Resilience.
We're currently live with Day 1 of the #ClimateSmartAgriculture webinar series.
This week, we'll be looking at an introduction to Climate-Smart Agriculture.
Register: https://t.co/o4tDGjsVYT
@CARDIcaribbean in collaboration with @PPCR_Caribbean invite you to the first in a series of Webinars on "Climate-Smart Agriculture"
๐ : Tue. 19 & Wed. 20, 2021
๐ : 10:00 a.m (EST)
To register:
๐https://t.co/j5CV9Eguoh
Supported by @UWImona@CIF_Action and @the_IDB
Fisherfolk in the Caribbean region are already greatly impacted by the devastating effects of climate change such as rougher seas, more extreme weather conditions, and the extinction of fish species due to higher sea temperatures.
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LIDAR, an airborne remote-sensing technology that uses light in pulsed laser form to measure variable distances from the earth, is being used to gather data that will better predict the impacts of climate-related events and determine how best to prepare for them.
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Climate change has severe implications for food and water security. If left unchecked, water supplies will eventually dry out and farm-produced crops will have difficulty growing in heat or get washed away from the increased number of storms annually.
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Have you considered rainwater harvesting (RWH)? This method of water conservation is most beneficial for those communities that have limited water sources or a water supply that is frequently interrupted in their fight against the effects of climate change.
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Caribbean islands are on track to reaching climate departure soon. We recently learned that the number of children displaced by storms and flooding in the region has seen a six-fold increase in the past years.
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One adaptation strategy to climate change is to develop systems that can provide early warnings. This is especially important in climate and health to help fight issues such as Dengue which may arise after long periods of drought.
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With the likelihood of more frequent extreme weather events, climate products and services are essential in informing planning. โจ
Tune in to our Conference happening now or watch footage after the event on the PPCR Caribbean YouTube to find out what is being planned.
Development Consultant Alicia Hayman pointed out that climate change in agriculture affects both men and women. She concluded that the way forward is to ensure that our climate change solutions are gender sensitive.
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In the Caribbean, there are communities that experience water insecurity for at least a small percentage of the year. Today , Adrian Cashman pointed some of the ways we can move forward together.
Stay tuned to our pages as we continue our discussion on Climate change.