The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan
The Lake Chad Climate resilience action plan outlines the concept that there is a need to turn Lake Chad into a rural hub for regional development in parallel to the restoration of peace and security. The Plan intends to contribute significantly to...
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okr-10986-237932021-05-25T10:54:41Z The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan Lake Chad Basin Commission FLOODING POPULATION DENSITIES FISH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS LAND USES DAMS WATERWAYS AQUATIC VEGETATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DRY SEASONS DISCHARGE PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DATA COLLECTION HYDROLOGY TIMBER LABOR FORCE SHOALS MONITORING RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS HOUSING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SURFACE WATER SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT MONITORING ACTIVITIES PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES MODELS POLLUTION RISK SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES SHORE OPEN WATERS SATELLITE DATA BIOMASS PLANTS EXPLOITATION PETROLEUM OIL STUDY AREA NATURAL CAPITAL POPULATION GROWTH BASINS FLOODS INVASIVE SPECIES PLAINS CONSTRUCTION SWAMP OPTIONS SAND BIODIVERSITY SPECIES WAVES RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY INDICATORS DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCES PRECIPITATION SWAMPS COASTAL AREAS CROPS EFFICIENCY FISHING FOOD PRODUCTION RANGELANDS TAXES LAND USE SHORES PLANT SPECIES RESOURCES ENERGY CONSUMPTION DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION CONSUMPTION CLIMATIC VARIATIONS VEGETATION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CLIMATE CHANGE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT VALUES CIVIL WORKS CREDIT CLIMATE DEFORESTATION FORESTS MARSHES POLLUTANTS AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION FOREST DECISION MAKING DIKES ENVIRONMENT FOOD LIVESTOCK SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES HYDROCARBONS ISLANDS SURFACE AREA FISHERIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE EROSION INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES LAKES LAND ECOSYSTEMS ANALYSIS FLOOD PLAINS DRINKING WATER OBSERVATIONS RIVERINE GROUNDWATER DREDGING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DRY PERIODS ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION CONSERVATION WETLAND FARMS ECOLOGY CLIMATE CONDITIONS SOILS RESTORATION LIVING CONDITIONS SPATIAL MANAGEMENT PASTURES ENVIRONMENTAL WETLANDS IMPLEMENTATION LAND MANAGEMENT OIL SECTOR PRESERVATION RIVER PUBLIC GOODS The Lake Chad Climate resilience action plan outlines the concept that there is a need to turn Lake Chad into a rural hub for regional development in parallel to the restoration of peace and security. The Plan intends to contribute significantly to food security, employment, and the social inclusion of the youth by improving, in a sustainable way, the living conditions of populations settled on the Lake’s banks and islands as well as the resilience of a system characterized by a strong demographic growth, high hydrological variability, and climate uncertainty. To achieve it, the Action Plan proposes actions in seven Priority Themes based on observations and knowledge currently available. The four riparian States plus the Central African Republic and Libya, local powers (local governments or customary authorities), Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC), and the civil society will be responsible for implementing the proposed actions. The Plan includes enhancing the capacity of LCBC in terms of data collection, sharing of information, and carrying out analyses useful to governance of the basin`s shared natural resources. The success of this Plan requires continuing on-going efforts to strengthen the LCBC. The tentatively estimated cost of the Lake Chad Action Plan is about 916 million Euros. 2016-03-01T21:51:20Z 2016-03-01T21:51:20Z 2016-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25811846/lake-chad-development-climate-resilience-action-plan-vol-2-main-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23793 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Environmental Study Economic & Sector Work Africa Chad |
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FLOODING POPULATION DENSITIES FISH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS LAND USES DAMS WATERWAYS AQUATIC VEGETATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DRY SEASONS DISCHARGE PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DATA COLLECTION HYDROLOGY TIMBER LABOR FORCE SHOALS MONITORING RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS HOUSING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SURFACE WATER SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT MONITORING ACTIVITIES PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES MODELS POLLUTION RISK SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES SHORE OPEN WATERS SATELLITE DATA BIOMASS PLANTS EXPLOITATION PETROLEUM OIL STUDY AREA NATURAL CAPITAL POPULATION GROWTH BASINS FLOODS INVASIVE SPECIES PLAINS CONSTRUCTION SWAMP OPTIONS SAND BIODIVERSITY SPECIES WAVES RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY INDICATORS DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCES PRECIPITATION SWAMPS COASTAL AREAS CROPS EFFICIENCY FISHING FOOD PRODUCTION RANGELANDS TAXES LAND USE SHORES PLANT SPECIES RESOURCES ENERGY CONSUMPTION DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION CONSUMPTION CLIMATIC VARIATIONS VEGETATION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CLIMATE CHANGE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT VALUES CIVIL WORKS CREDIT CLIMATE DEFORESTATION FORESTS MARSHES POLLUTANTS AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION FOREST DECISION MAKING DIKES ENVIRONMENT FOOD LIVESTOCK SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES HYDROCARBONS ISLANDS SURFACE AREA FISHERIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE EROSION INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES LAKES LAND ECOSYSTEMS ANALYSIS FLOOD PLAINS DRINKING WATER OBSERVATIONS RIVERINE GROUNDWATER DREDGING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DRY PERIODS ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION CONSERVATION WETLAND FARMS ECOLOGY CLIMATE CONDITIONS SOILS RESTORATION LIVING CONDITIONS SPATIAL MANAGEMENT PASTURES ENVIRONMENTAL WETLANDS IMPLEMENTATION LAND MANAGEMENT OIL SECTOR PRESERVATION RIVER PUBLIC GOODS |
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FLOODING POPULATION DENSITIES FISH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS LAND USES DAMS WATERWAYS AQUATIC VEGETATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DRY SEASONS DISCHARGE PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DATA COLLECTION HYDROLOGY TIMBER LABOR FORCE SHOALS MONITORING RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS HOUSING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SURFACE WATER SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT MONITORING ACTIVITIES PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES MODELS POLLUTION RISK SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES SHORE OPEN WATERS SATELLITE DATA BIOMASS PLANTS EXPLOITATION PETROLEUM OIL STUDY AREA NATURAL CAPITAL POPULATION GROWTH BASINS FLOODS INVASIVE SPECIES PLAINS CONSTRUCTION SWAMP OPTIONS SAND BIODIVERSITY SPECIES WAVES RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY INDICATORS DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH NATURAL RESOURCES PRECIPITATION SWAMPS COASTAL AREAS CROPS EFFICIENCY FISHING FOOD PRODUCTION RANGELANDS TAXES LAND USE SHORES PLANT SPECIES RESOURCES ENERGY CONSUMPTION DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION CONSUMPTION CLIMATIC VARIATIONS VEGETATION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CLIMATE CHANGE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT VALUES CIVIL WORKS CREDIT CLIMATE DEFORESTATION FORESTS MARSHES POLLUTANTS AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION FOREST DECISION MAKING DIKES ENVIRONMENT FOOD LIVESTOCK SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES HYDROCARBONS ISLANDS SURFACE AREA FISHERIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE EROSION INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES LAKES LAND ECOSYSTEMS ANALYSIS FLOOD PLAINS DRINKING WATER OBSERVATIONS RIVERINE GROUNDWATER DREDGING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DRY PERIODS ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION CONSERVATION WETLAND FARMS ECOLOGY CLIMATE CONDITIONS SOILS RESTORATION LIVING CONDITIONS SPATIAL MANAGEMENT PASTURES ENVIRONMENTAL WETLANDS IMPLEMENTATION LAND MANAGEMENT OIL SECTOR PRESERVATION RIVER PUBLIC GOODS Lake Chad Basin Commission The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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The Lake Chad Climate resilience action
plan outlines the concept that there is a need to turn Lake
Chad into a rural hub for regional development in parallel
to the restoration of peace and security. The Plan intends
to contribute significantly to food security, employment,
and the social inclusion of the youth by improving, in a
sustainable way, the living conditions of populations
settled on the Lake’s banks and islands as well as the
resilience of a system characterized by a strong demographic
growth, high hydrological variability, and climate
uncertainty. To achieve it, the Action Plan proposes actions
in seven Priority Themes based on observations and knowledge
currently available. The four riparian States plus the
Central African Republic and Libya, local powers (local
governments or customary authorities), Lake Chad Basin
Commission (LCBC), and the civil society will be responsible
for implementing the proposed actions. The Plan includes
enhancing the capacity of LCBC in terms of data collection,
sharing of information, and carrying out analyses useful to
governance of the basin`s shared natural resources. The
success of this Plan requires continuing on-going efforts to
strengthen the LCBC. The tentatively estimated cost of the
Lake Chad Action Plan is about 916 million Euros. |
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Lake Chad Basin Commission |
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Lake Chad Basin Commission |
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Lake Chad Basin Commission |
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The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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The Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan |
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lake chad development and climate resilience action plan |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25811846/lake-chad-development-climate-resilience-action-plan-vol-2-main-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23793 |
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