3 Building Blocks of Solution:
Integration of ecosystem-based adaption into protected area management planning

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Methodological approach for integrating climate change and EbA measures into protected area management planning

Integration of ecosystem-based adaption into protected area management planning
Mata Atlântica Project, GIZ Brazil

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Institutional anchoring and broad-scaling

Integration of ecosystem-based adaption into protected area management planning
Mata Atlântica Project, GIZ Brazil

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Participatory process design and implementation

Integration of ecosystem-based adaption into protected area management planning
Mata Atlântica Project, GIZ Brazil

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Institutional anchoring and broad-scaling

Published: 31 January 2019
Last edited: 22 February 2019
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Through the elaboration of an EbA Action Program , the EbA approach was institutionally anchored in the protected area “Cananéia-Iguape-Peruíbe”. In addition, the methodological approach will be applied in eleven other protected areas in four federal states of the country through strategic partnerships with the Brazilian Environmental Ministry (MMA), the Brazilian Environmental Agenday (ICMBio) and others. The aspiration is that in the future, all protected area management plans consider EbA as a strategic response to climate change.

Classifications

Category
Alliance and partnership development
Co-management building
Management planning
Scale of implementation
Local
Subnational
Phase of solution
Inception phase

Enabling factors

  • Agreements with and support from staff responsible for the elaboration and approval of management plans at central level of the protected area authority.
  • Partnerships with other projects and financiers are an important catalyst and trigger point for replication, up- and broad-scaling.

Lessons learned

  • It requires time as well as financial and personal resources to develop ready-to-use methodological approaches and to advocate for their dissemination and integration.
  • There is a need to balance generalizable and context-specific issues.

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Mata Atlântica Project, GIZ Brazil

Resources

Process summary (unpublished document), in Portuguese | PDF 178,04 KB

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