Uses of The Climate and Climate-related Hazard Information in The Adaptation Strategies for Development and Spatial Planning Assessments

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Uses of The Climate and Climate-related Hazard Information in The Adaptation Strategies for Development and Spatial Planning Assessments Wilmar Salim, ST., M. Reg. Dev., Ph.D. Yogyakarta Monday, March 28 th 2016

Climate Change Risk Based on IPCC AR-5, assessment of climate change risk is used as an approach to the adaptation of climate change Risk is defined as the potential for consequences when something of values is at stake and the outcome is uncertain, recognizing the diversity of values (IPCC AR-5, 2014) In the disaster management community, the disaster risk is defined as the probability of adverse consequences or potential losses as a result of interaction between natural and man-made hazard with vulnerability condition (ISDR, 2004) R (Risk) = H (Hazard) x V (Vulnerability) Climate Change Stimuli Temperature Increase Climate Extreme Events Precipitation Change Sea Level Rise Environment Economy Social Physical

Climate Change Risk (ii) Vulnerability can be identified as a function of character, magnitude, and level of climate variation to which a system is exposed, having sensitivity and adaptive capacity. Where : V : vulnerability E : exposure S : sensitivity AC : adaptive capasity V = E S AC

Framework of The Climate Change Risk and Adaptation Assessment Climate Change Science Based Assessment (Atmosphere & Sea Climate) Spatial & Non Spatial Data & Information Acquisition Climate Change Hazard Assessment Drought Landslide Flood Coastal Inudation Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Climate Change Risk Assessment Recommendation on Adaptation Options to Climate Change

Framework for Policy Study Indonesian Development Planning Non Spatial Development Planning Spatial Planning Law 25 / 2004 on National Development Planning System Law 26/ 2007 on Spatial Planning National Development Planning System is whole set of development planning activities that produce multiple development plans in long term, medium term, and yearly terms that will be implemented by central and local governments (Law 25/ 2004)

INTEGRATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

Climate Risk Assessment Process

Guidelines for Climate Change Risk and Adaptation Assessment and for Mainstreaming into Policy Science Basis Analysis Baseline climate analysis Rainfall and temperature projection Sea level rise analysis and projection Hazard Analysis due to Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Risks Analysis Developing Adaptation Options Policy Mainstreaming Prioritization of Adaptation Options Compatibility Analysis

Hazard Analysis Model and VA Indicators Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Case Study: Greater Malang Water Sector Agriculture Sector Health Sector

Risk and Hazard Assessment in Greater Malang - Flood HAZARD ASSESSMENT: GREATER MALANG RISK ASSESSMENT: MALANG CITY Baseline Condition Projection Condition Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

HAZARD ASSSESSMENT Risk and Hazard Assessment in Malang Water Shortage BASELINE PROJECTION RISK ASSSESSMENT BASELINE PROJECTION Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Risk and Hazard Assessment in Greater Malang - Agriculture Wetland Paddy HAZARD ASSESSMENT Dryland Paddy Wetland Paddy RISK ASSESSMENT Dryland Paddy Projection (2030) Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Samples of Adaptation Measures (UNFCCC, 2008) Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Objectives of Climate Change Integration to Development Planning Awareness To enhance awareness on climate change impact and its adaptation management for regional/ local government and stakeholders Assessment To assess compatibility of adaptation options recommended by sectoral expert with annual program of local government Priority Levels To judge the priority levels of adaptation options Recommendation To recommend on which ways or how to mainstream the prioritized adaptation options into local and national development planning Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Climate Change Integration Process into Development Planning Program 1. Initiation Workshop 2. Public Consultation 3. Policy Study of Planning Documents 4. Focus Group Discussion 5. Compatibility Study Key Points and Strategies : Assuring local development planning agencies are being informed by the relevant outputs of impact and vulnerability assessments Strengthening environmental and sectoral institutions in order to be able to address the complexities in addressing and coordinating the implementation of adaptation action Effective tools and frameworks for developing, disseminating and building capacity for adaptation and integrating it into policy at all levels Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Prioritization of Adaptation Options Option Prioritization Hedonic-Qualitative Cost Benefit Analysis (HQCBA) Prioritization Importance Level Rating (ILR) matrix Area Prioritization Principles: 1. Whether risk exists on single or multiple sectors 2. Whether risk occurs on strategic area or not 3 Whether risk affects large area or not Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Compatibility Analysis Compatibility analysis compares adaptation options with government program side by side along with its location, risk level, and importance level. The compatibility assessment will recommend on what adaptation strategies need to be mainstreamed into future government planning and programs and how. Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

Compatibility Matrix between Climate Change Adaptations and Programs in Annual Plan Source: Ministry of Environment (2012)

INTEGRATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN SPATIAL PLANNING

CCRAA: CCA Policy Recommendations for East Java CCRAA: Guideline for Integration into Spatial Planning Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Legal Aspect for Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into Spatial Planning UU 26/2007 SPATIAL PLANNING UU 32/ 2009 PPLH UU 24/ 2007 DISASTER MANAGEMENT PP 26/ 2008 NATIONAL SPATIAL PLAN PP 15/ 2010 SPATIAL PLAN IMPLEMENTATION RPP RPPLH & KLHS SPATIAL PLAN GUIDELINES PermenPU 15/ 2009 PermenPU 16/ 2009 PermenPU 17/ 2009 PermenPU 20/ 2011 PermenPU 15/ 2012 Permen PU 11/2009 TECHNICAL GUIDELINE OF SPATIAL PLAN ANALYSIS PermenPU 20/ 2007 PermenPU 21/ 2007 PermenPU 22/ 2007 Completing/ refining GUIDELINE OF INTEGRATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE RISK & ADAPTATION Completing/ refining Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Law 26/ 2007 on Spatial Planning System-Based Main Fucntion- Based Administrative- Based Regional Activity- Based Regional Strategic Value- Based Regional System Protected Area Cultivation Area National Urban Area National Strategic Area Internal Urban System Area which provides protection to its below area Province Rural Area Provincial Strategic Area Local Preservation Area Regency/City Regency/City Strategic Area Conservation Area for Nature and Wildlife Natural Disaster Prone Area Other Protected Area Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Concept of Integration of Climate Change Adaptation Into Spatial Planning SPATIAL PLANNING PROCESS PREPARATION DATA COLLECTION DATA PROCESSING & ANALYISIS CONCEPT OF FORMULATION OF SPATIAL PLAN DRAFT OF SPATIAL PLAN LAW PRODUCT YES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION ASSESSMENT SPATIAL PLAN NOT CHANGED NO REVISION REVIEW OF SPATIAL PLAN: REVIEW EVALUATION ASSESS DETERMINATION OF SPATIAL PLAN APPROVAL OF SUBTANCE SPATIAL PLAN RATIFICATION BY LAW IMPLEMENTATION THE UTILIZATION OF SPATIAL Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Integration into Spatial Planning Process Spatial Planning Process Preparation Data collection Data processing & analysis Formulation the concept of spatial plan (RTR) Drafting of RTR to be enacted Integration of Climate Change Adaptation into Spatial Planning The Collection of Data and Information Outputs of Climate Science Basis : condition of climate and climate change Outputs of Climate Change Hazard assessment (in the form of climate change hazard map Data Processing and Analysis Outputs of Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (in the form of Spatial Climate Change Vulnerability Map) Outputs of Climate Change Risk Assessment (in the form of Climate Change Risk Map) Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Integration Concept of Climate Change Adaptation in The Spatial Planning Process CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE BASED ASSESSMENT CLIMATE CHANGE HAZARD ASSESSMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RISK ASSESSMENT CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT PREPARATION DATA COLLECTION DATA PROCESSING & ANALYISIS CONCEPT OF FORMULATION OF SPATIAL PLAN DRAFT OF SPATIAL PLAN LAW PRODUCT APPROVAL OF SUBTANCE SPATIAL PLAN RATIFICATION BY LAW SPATIAL PLANNING PROCESS DETERMINATION OF SPATIAL PLAN Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Spatial Plan Evaluation Process The RTR Evaluation is an attempt to review the suitability between the RTR and development needs considering to the development of strategic environment and internal dynamics, as well as the implementation of spatial utilization The RTR Evaluation Assessment Spatial Planning Related Laws and Regulations Evaluation Quality of RTR Validity of RTR Problems on spatial utilization Assessment Level of the RTR Quality Level of RTR Validity Level of spatial utilization problems Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Integration into Spatial Plan Evaluation Process Climate Change Adaptation Assessment in the RTR review is performed to provide inputs to the evaluation process of RTR. In the review of RTR, the Climate Change Adaptation Assessment can be performed in the whole to produce the final outputs in the form of Formulation of Climate Change Adaptation Efforts. Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Concept of Integration of Climate Change Adaptation into The Evaluation of Spatial Planning CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE BASED ASSESSMENT SPATIAL PLAN NOT CHANGED NO REVISION SPATIAL PLAN REVISED CLIMATE CHANGE HAZARD ASSESSMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEW OF SPATIAL PLAN: REVIEW EVALUATION ASSESS CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT RECOMMENDATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IMPLEMENTATION THE UTILIZATION OF SPATIAL LAW PRODUCT OF SPATIAL PLAN Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

INTEGRATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION ASSESSMENT INTO OF SPATIAL PLANNING Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Climate Change Science Basis Assessment Result as Input for Data and Information Collection of Spatial Planning Development Baseline and Projected Climate Change Science Based Assessment: Surface Temperatur and Rainfall (Atmosphere Climate) CLIMATOLOGY DATA Data & Information Administrative Area Physiography Land Use Spatial Alocation Disaster Prone Area Social & Demographic Facilities Infrastructure Economic Growth Fiscal Capacity COLLECTING DATA AND INFORMATION ON THE SPATIAL PLANNING PROCESS Institutional Spatial Planning Policies Sectoral Development Policies Aspirations of the people Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Specification and Utilization of Science Basis Assessment Data in The Data and Information Collection for Spatial Planning Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Climate Change Hazard Assessment Result as Input for Data and Information Collection of Spatial Planning Process Data & Information Administrative Area Physiography Baseline & Projected Climate Change Hazard Map: Drought Landslide Flood Coastal Inudation Land Use Spatial Alocation Disaster Prone Area Social & Demographic Facilities Infrastructure Economic Growth Fiscal Capacity COLLECTING DATA AND INFORMATION ON THE SPATIAL PLANNING PROCESS Institutional Spatial Planning Policies Sectoral Development Policies Aspirations of the people Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Specification and Utilization of Hazard Assessment Data in The Data and Information Collection for Spatial Planning Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

azard Baseline Risk Projection Risk ZONE 1 : Kab. Gresik: Kec. Ujungpangkah, Sidayu, Bungah Manyar, Dukun Kab. Lamongan: Kec. Kalitengah, Karangbinangun, Glagar An Example of Risk based Adaptation on Spatial Planning (Bengawan Solo Watershed) Land Use Spatial Plan Adaptation Options on Spatial Structure Structure Adaptation Option Primary Arteri Road Flood Proofing on the road part Primary Collector Road Flood Proofing on the road part Highway Flood Proofingon the road part Adaptation Options on Spatial Pattern Pattern Agricul-ture land Settle-ment Adaptation Option Development of Early Warning System Development of water inundation proof rice seed Development of river dike Development of ponds and dams Controlling settlements in inundation areas Flood-proofing on housing Combination of structural and vegetation protection Development of settlements out of inundation areas Source: Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (2015)

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