Key steps in adaptation assessment for LULUCF sector

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Namibia 30 June - 2 July 2009
Assessing Investment Financial flows for
Adaptation in the LAND-USE CHANGE Sector
UNDP IFF Methodology Guidebook Adaptation
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Relevance of the Land-use change sector

• In terms of the national GHG inventories forestry
  mitigation options belong to the AFOLU sector,
  namely Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Uses
• Previously, forestry options were included in the
  LULUCF sector (Land Use, Land Use Change
  Forestry)
• This presentation considers both forest-based
  mitigation options Those integrated in the
  current mitigation regime (LULUCF in the Kyoto
  Protocol) those under discussion in the
  negotiation process for a post 2012 climate
  change mitigation regime
• In Namibia, LULUCF accounts for 10 560 Year 2000
  Carbon Dioxide Equivalent Removal (Gg)

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Characteristics of the Land-use change sector in
Namibia

• Agriculture is dominated by livestock production
  dry-land crop production contributed 5.6 of
  the GDP (2000), of which almost 90 was from the
  production of cattle and small stock
• Majority of Namibians depend on subsistence
  agriculture, farming pearl millet, sorghum,
  livestock fruit. Commercial crop production
  includes maize, pearl millet, sunflowers wheat.
  Grapes, vegetables dates are grown under
  irrigation where water from rivers, dams or
  artesian water sources is available
• Forest wood resources are used under permit
  control

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