Balancing water stress and human crises under a changing climate
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Integrating international policy agendas in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon
informe Dec 2016 ; 28 páginas
Aut.
Caroline King-Okumu
&
Diane Archer
&
Jaafar Hadi
Ed. IIED - London
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Abstract:
Three major international agendas concern building resilience to climate change, achieving sustainable development in marginal dryland environments and responding to humanitarian crises. These agendas often compete with each other for support and attention. When crises become acute, sustainable development and the climate change agenda may suffer reversals that will leave populations ever more vulnerable. However, the agendas can also complement each other. This paper reflects on recent experiences in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, where an international humanitarian effort has created both challenges and opportunities for balancing water stress over both the short- and long-term horizons. Contents:
1. Summary
• Multifaceted challenges
• An integrated agenda
2. Introduction
• The Bekaa Valley
• The research agenda
3. Issues for Discussion
• Anatomy of a crisis
• Towards better planning
• Establishing a planning framework
4. Recommendations
• Three areas for progress
• A new strategic approach
• Beyond the Bekaa
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clima (CI) (DT) (HP) , humanitaria de emergencia (CI) (DT) (HP) |
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IIED
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International Institute for Environment and Development - London - Reino Unido |
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