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Title: Group 5: Central Annamites Location: Main Room


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Group 5 Central AnnamitesLocation Main Room
  • 1. Dr. Bach Tan Sinh
  • 2. Bruce Ravesloot
  • 3. Mr. Nguyen Van Quang
  • 4. Dr. Nguyen Tien Hiep
  • 5. Mr. Nguyen Vien
  • 6. Dr. Renae Stenhouse
  • 7. Dr. Le Xuan Canh
  • 8. Mr. Savanh Chanthakoummane
  • 9. Mr. Somphone Bouasavanh
  • 10. Mr. Tran Huu Nghi
  • 11. Mr. Van Ngoc Thang
  • Facilitators
  • 1. Mr. Colin McQuistan
  • 2. Dr. Luong Quang Huy

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Central Annamites
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Habitat
  • Limestone forest / Karst
  • Evergreen forest
  • Everwet Pl. Refogia
  • Broadleaf mixed conifer
  • Lagoon
  • River basin

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Species
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Ecosystem services
  • Electricity potential Hydropower
  • Water supply irrigation / urban
  • Groundwater conservation
  • EcoTourism
  • Carbon storage
  • Livelihoods safety net forest/wetland resources
  • NTFPs (medicinal, ornamental)
  • Cultural / Spiritual Services
  • Erosion / landslide / flood control
  • Soil conservation
  • Micro-climate regulation (rainfall, temp.)

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Developments
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Impacts priority order
  • Impacts ranked according to (i) Severity (ii)
    Reversibility (iii) Scale
  • Severity scale of impacts to biodiversity value
  • Extinction / biodiversity loss
  • Habitat loss
  • Wildlife / timber trade
  • Degradation of waterways (including erosion,
    sediment, etc.)
  • Relocation / settlement / population growth
    (including loss of traditional knowledge

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Other impacts
  • Fishery (negative at downstream, positive at
    reservoirs)
  • Payment for Environmental Services
  • Pollutions (air, water, soil)
  • Pressure on traditional livelihoods
  • Increased accessibility to economically valuable
    species
  • Land price fluctuation
  • Ecotourism development / opportunity
  • Protected areas planning
  • Chemical contamination
  • Infrastructure development
  • Increase subsistence logging and hunting
  • Invasive species
  • Loss of natural restoration areas

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Sensitivity / Vulnerability
  • Habitat
  • Summit conifer forest
  • Steep slopes
  • Coastal lagoons
  • Wetlands
  • Species
  • Montane birds
  • Turtle and terappins
  • Ecosystem services
  • Hydropower potential
  • Water supply (agriculture, urban)
  • Wetland resources
  • Forest (uncertain)
  • Erosion control / Soil conservation

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Unknown / Uncertainty / Gaps
  • Little understanding of
  • The Annamites ecology
  • Inherent species plasticity
  • Species migration as temp and rainfall changes
  • Seasonal changes of temp and rainfall
  • Seasonal humidity changes
  • If less wet months, everwet forest being
    vulnerable

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Impacts and Adapation
  • Central Annamites

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Climate change impacts on developments
  • Prioritised
  • Erosion / Landslides / Degradation of
    infrastructure
  • Forest Fire
  • Plantations expansion / shifts
  • More water storage scheme
  • Agriculture productivity changes
  • Other relevant concerns
  • Flood
  • Pollutions
  • Sedimentation
  • Changes of National Strategies
  • Increase of Protected Areas

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Combined impacts on biodiversity / NR
Climate Change Impacts
Developments
Drought
Storm events
Water storage
Logging
Farming
Roads
Fire
Flood
Habitat loss Biodiversity reduction Changes in
aquatic ecology
Soil erosion Slope instability Sedimentation
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Adaptation options
  • Priority
  • Protected areas enhancement (i) Terrestrial (ii)
    Wetlands and (iii) Lagoons
  • Smart Infrastructure Planning
  • Integrated Water Resources Management
  • Landscape restoration / reforestation
  • Climate-tolerant agriculture (community-based)
  • Effective use of local knowledge
  • Additional
  • REDD and REDD
  • Biodiversity planning
  • Improvement of Forest Fire Control System
    (community-based)
  • Invasive species control
  • NTFP-based livelihoods development

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Capacity / Institutional Needs (1)
  • Protected Areas Management
  • Capacity building and strengthen human resources
  • PA Unit in the Division of Forestry and Resource
    Conservation (DFRC) in Laos to be upgraded to
    Department level
  • Funding to be diversified (Gov. NGOs, Private
    sectors) to setup new PAs and meet the need of
    current Pas
  • Improvement of Law Enforcement
  • Landscape restoration
  • Infrastructure Planners consider restoration
  • Awareness raising for planners
  • Joint monitoring for REDD, Invasive species,
    Forest Fire, Transboundary Trade and Climate
    Change indicator species

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Capacity / Institutional Needs (2)
  • Awareness raising
  • Community and authority at district / community
    level,
  • Participatory planning
  • Facilitate adaptive planning
  • Research
  • Address uncertainties
  • Improve understanding / interpretation between
    Scientist and Policy Makers
  • IWRM Capacity, concepts, institutional
    cooperation
  • Transboundary collaboration and cooperation
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