Technical workshop on security implications of climate change in the Sahel
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Dakar, Senegal, 17 November 2009This workshop presented a detailed spatial description of the region, localising current features and stakes. A group of 25 experts and partners from various institutions and agencies provided feedback on the outputs, interpreted results and identified missing elements. Participants’ expertise in different domains helped underscore some of the implied links between climate and non-climate variables. Discussions led to the identification of variables which seem to be particular relevant for the Sahel and thematic entries for more detailed case studies (agro-pastoral issues, access to water, climate exposure, food security and livelihoods). > Summary Record |
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Presentations
- Introduction, first results and conclusions, by Philipp Heinrigs
- Socio-economic trends, by Philipp Heinrigs
- Econometric study, Impact of rainfall variability on security in the Sahel region, by Sébastian Hissler
- Climate change and security: methodology and survey of security events 1969-2007), by Emmanuel Salliot
- Case study, cross-cutting analysis of climate variability and security (French), by Emmanuel Salliot
- Global 7: a climate prospective, by Carlo Buontempo, by Carlo Buentempo, Met Office, Hadley Centre
- Spatial description of the Sahel and geo-referenced data, a snapshot, by Emmanuel Balloffet
- Toward vulnerability maps, by Emmanuel Balloffet
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