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1 ilampt - Framework and Tool for Supporting Participatory Adaptive Management Quang Bao Le
2 Scientific model as Decision Support System (DSS) SOCIETAL FACTORS TECHNICAL SUPPORT SYSTEM DATA EMPIRICAL STUDIES USERS/ STAKEHOLDERS Decisionmaking Indicators WHAT IF? User s inputs Initialization MODELERS SIMULATION MODEL Parameters Feedbacks POLICY DEVELOPMENT & ACTIONS Source: Le et al. (2008, 2010)
3 A systems strategy for tool-aided adaptive landscape management process ilampt: Integrated Landscape Management & Planning Tool Feedback loop learning in adaptive landscape management supported by ilamt Climate Change Scenarios - Change in rainfall distribution Data Input: Biophysical settings - Rainfall - Terrain, soil type - Current land cover ilampt Catchment Soil-Sedimentation Model Data Input: Land-use management, planning - Land use planning - Soil, water conservation measures ilamptfacilitated feedback loop learning (timely, perceptible) Adaptation strategies ilamptfacilitated feedback loop learning (timely, perceptible) Intervention options (O) - Continue to explore - Real actions Societal negotiation discourse Note: Components with dotted lines are being developed Conservation outcome - Farm/patch - Landscape Food production outcome Other ecosystem services Stakeholders perception, anticipation of cost-benefit of intervention options (O) Source: Tamene, Le, Vlek (2014). Water Resour Manage 28: Ecosystem Services Assessment Model (considering trade-offs)
4 Catchment Soil Erosion Sub-model (a core component of ilampt) Ecosystem Se Assessment M (considering tra Climate Change Scenarios - Change in rainfall distribution Revised USLE (traditional) ilampt Pixel-based Sedimentation Delivering Ratio - psdr (added) Gully delineation algorithm (added) User-defined parameter interface (new) Data Input: Biophysical settings - Rainfall - Terrain, soil type - Current land cover Catchment Soil-Sedimentation Model Data Input: Land-use management, planning - Land use planning - Soil, water conservation measures ilam facilit feedb loo learn (time percep Ease usage of different data types (new) Conservation outcome - Farm/patch - Landscape Food production outcome Other ecosystem services
5 On-progress across dryland regions in Africa Atanwidi catchment, Burkina Faso + Ghana (Le et al.) (ETH- Zurich, ZEF- Bonn) ( ) Mo catchment, Togo (Diwediga et al.) (with WASCAL/BMBF program) (2015 present) Ntcheu catchment, Malawi Togo (Tamene et al.) (CIAT/CRP-DS) (2015 present) Limite Rmel watershed, Tunisia (Le et al.) (ICARDA /CRP-DSand National Partners) Three catchments, Northern Ethiopia (Tamene et al.) (CIAT, AfricaRising Project/USAID)
6 What are needed for ilampt? SOCIETAL FACTORS TECHNICAL SUPPORT SYSTEM DATA EMPIRICAL STUDIES USERS/ STAKEHOLDERS Decisionmaking Indicators WHAT IF? User s inputs Initialization MODELERS SIMULATION MODEL Parameters Feedbacks POLICY DEVELOPMENT & ACTIONS Source: Le et al. (2008, 2010)
7 Participatory ilampt s Development and Implementation Multi-stakeholders involved: farmers, managers, policy decisionmakers, researchers, educators, etc. Multi-stakeholder workshops for identifying management scenarios and policy-making issues That will affect the design of the tool That will be assessed by the tool Decision Support practices by R&D organizations, groups and individuals Version-by-version AND user-oriented tool development
8 1. Identifier problèmes et opportunités Groupes selon «catégorie» (agriculteurs, gestionnaires, chercheurs) Relations enregistrées et transcrites
9 2. Identifier, décrire et évaluer les techniques TECHNIQUE CES (MOTS CLES) LAND USE TYPE TERRES EN PENTE Banquette mecanique Cereales, olivier, a pente forte 3 Olivier (moins frequent, cereales); cas ou intervention mecanique n est Banquette manuelle pas possible 3 parcours degrades (sol nu, pierreux, Cordon pierre seches en pente) 3 Technique douce (labour en courbes de niveau, en bandes alternees) Cereales, a pente faible 1 Cuvette individuelle, bourrelet terre consolide par pierres Olivier, amandier 3+ Reboisement et amelioration pastorale Parcours, sol nu 3/1 succès Evidence Facteurs de succès ou de manque de succès
10 2. Identifier, décrire et évaluer les techniques TECHNIQUE CES (MOTS CLES) 1: no succès 2: succès limité 3: Succes LAND USE TYPE AMENAGEMENT DES VOIES D EAUX (publique, etatique) Ouvrages de recharge en gabion Lit oued principale 2/3 protection de ravins Lit oued, ravines 3 Seuils en pierre seches Ravines 3 Lacs et barrages Lit oued, per. collinaires irrigues 3/2 Fixation bio-berges Lit oued, ravines 3 Curage recalibrage oueds Lit oued 3 Evidence Facteurs de succès ou de manque de succès
11 3. Interventions possibles que les usager voudraient proposer
12 Groupes mixtes (chaque catégorie représentée dans chaque groupe)
13 4. Scenarios pour le futur TECHNIQUE CES (MOTS CLES) TERRES EN PENTE Banquette mecanique Banquette manuelle Cordon pierre seches Technique douce (labour en c.n., en bandes alternees) Cuvette individuelle, bourrelet terre consolide par pierres Reboisement et amelioration pastorale LAND USE TYPE Cereales, olivier, a pente forte Olivier parcours degrades (sol nu, squelettique, en pente) Cereales, a pente faible SCORE Importance (1/2/3) %Area expected to be applied in the next 5 years %Area expected to be applied in the next 10 years 20% 50% 60% Olivier, amandier 60% 80% 100% Parcours, sol nu %Area expected to be applied in the next 15 years
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15 Demonstration and Functions Explanation of the ilampt applied for Rmel watershed, Zaghouan,Tunisia Core model Data (with ilampt demonstrations) Parameters (with ilampt demonstrations) Uses for methodological sensitivity analysis (with ilampt demonstrations) Uses for generate soil and water management scenarios (with ilampt demonstrations)
16 Core model Terrain-based soil erosion assessment (LS or ST) As= upslope area, Beta= slope, Revised USLE (LS*R*C*K*P) RUSLE adjusted by Sediment Delivering Ratio (SDR) Net soil loss = RUSLE * SDR
17 Sediment Dieivering Ratio (SDR) Source: Le et al. (2012) Plennetary and Global Change J. Note: some key publications will be enclosed in with all PDFs of presentations) 17
18 Demonstration and Functions Explanation of the ilampt applied for Rmel watershed, Zaghouan,Tunisia Data (with ilampt demonstrations) Parameters (with ilampt demonstrations) Uses for methodological sensitivity analysis (with ilampt demonstrations) Uses for generate soil and water management scenarios (with ilampt demonstrations)
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