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GEO-CRADLE COORDINATING AND INTEGRATING STATE-OF-THE-ART EARTH OBSERVATION ACTIVITIES IN THE REGION OF NORTH OF AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, AND BALKANS AND DEVELOPING LINKS WITH GEO RELATED INITIATIVES TOWARD THE GEOSS EXPLOITATION OF EARTH OBSERVATION DATA FOR MONITORING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIMATE AGREEMENTS AND INITIATIVES : OSS EXPERIENCE EL MOURADI, TUNIS, DECEMBER 2017

OSS MISSION Fostering Partnerships related to Shared Water Resources Management Implementation of International Agreements on Desertification, Biodiversity & Climate change www.oss-online.org

OSS ACTION Partnering to Access Climate Finance in Africa Promoting Integrated Water Resources Management Providing Knowledge Tools for a Sustainable Natural Resources Management www.oss-online.org

OSS Operations In more than 30 African countries in: Climate Change Adaptation & Resilience, Disaster-Risk Reduction & Transition to the Green Economy Joint & Integrated Water Management Environmental Monitoring www.oss-online.org

CLIMATE FINANCE OSS is Accredited by Adaptation Fund OSS is the 4th African Regional implementing Agency accredited by GCF www.oss-online.org

MEMBERS & PARTNERS Members 30 African & non African States 13 Organizations Financial Partners www.oss-online.org

Environmental Monitoring at OSS General approach Multidimensional monitoring systems In-situ Observation Observatories: environmental and socio economic data collection Spatial observation Earth observation, GIS, cartography Data indicators Ecosystem services SLM/W Adaptation to CC

Environmental Information at OSS Ecological and socio-economic indicators Regional network of observatories set up in 1994 by OSS 30 labeled observatories 12 operational pilots sites Projects: ROSELT, REPSAHEL,... Available data : Ecological and socio economic monitoring indicators (alphanumeric) Land cover maps at 50k for some observatories!

Environmental Information at OSS GIS at national level Collection of basic information layers nationwide Example: Niger Product developed for 12 countries of the GMV initiative BRICKS project in support of SAWAP program Available data : Administrative division Land Cover/Use and vegetation Digital elevation model Hydrographic system Soil data Climatic variables (temp, prec...) Socioeconomic indicators

Environmental Information at OSS Land Cover mapping Information on Land Cover Strategic data for computing and monitoring indicators expected by the MEAs: Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) Biomass estimate and Carbon Sequestration Vulnerability to Climate Change Habitats and landscapes Ecosystem services

Environmental Information at OSS Large-Scale Exploitation of Satellite Data OSS is involved in ESA Earth Observation for Sustainable Development Synergies has been developed with the Sahel and West Africa Program (SAWAP) with a focus on two demonstration sites (Burkina Faso & Ethiopia) Multiscale indicators have been set : Land Cover, Land Productivity and Carbon

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Environmental Information at OSS Bioclimatic variables Time series of indicators Vegetation Index (NDVI) - SPOT-VEG (1 km) & Proba-V - MODIS (250 m) - Landsat 5/8 & Sentinel 2 Rainfall - CHIRPS (5 km) - TAMSAT (4 km) Other indicators - NPP, DMP (250 m) - etc

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Economic Sector ~25 % of GHG is produced by AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Uses Use of geospatial technologies to produce LULC maps, LULC changes maps

Land Degradation Indicators Vision and Services in support to country members The indicator proposed for SDG target 15.3 (also referred to as SDGs indicator 15.3.1) is the Proportion of land that is degraded over total land area. The three related sub-indicators are: Land cover and land cover change Land productivity Carbon stocks above and below ground

UNCCD Global method of computation of the SDG sub-indicators Establishment of baselines : in order to determine the initial status of the sub-indicators in absolute values. This would be done for: Land cover, and based on land cover standard ontology (e.g., LCCS/LCML); Land productivity (e.g., NPP/NDVI), and Carbon stocks, with an emphasis on soil organic carbon below ground and building on the IPCC s work on carbon above ground Detection of changes in each of these 03 sub-indicators Derive the indicator

Some LDN indicators

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