Seminars
Introduction to the seminars and how you can use the recordings.On this page, you will find recordings from the virtual seminars held by The Everest Network. We hope that you can use these recordings as inspirational input to discussions in your organizations. They can be used when conducting in-house capacity strengthening events within your organization. PowerPoints will also be uploaded when relevant to the presentations. Presentation 4. Climate Change and Harmonizing Mother EarthIn this presentation, Mr. Saurav Dhakal talks about how climate action could be combined with technology, how technology and nature could be combined. He discusses on the importance of collective approach and how to take it forward.Recording: Climate Change and Harmonizing Mother Earth Presentation 3. Climate Change Impact on Women and Children Mr. Keshab Datta Bhatta has an experience of nearly twenty years in the field of disaster. He has worked with Nepal Red Cross Society for ten years and CARE International Nepal for nine years and since the last year, he has been working as a freelance consultant and trainer in the sector of disaster. In this session that happened on July 23, 2023, he discusses disasters, their causes, impacts and adaptive and mitigative measures. Recording Climate Change Impact and Adaptation Presentation 2: Virtual Study Series on Local Adaptation Plan for Action (LAPA)This study group by Dr Deepak Rijal consists of three online sessions that go into depth with practical advice on formulating LAPA.LAPA has seven steps. It aims at integrating climate adaptation (meaning the process of changing our work to fit better to the big challenge, climate change) into all our development projects no matter what sector we are working in – climate change now concerns all who are working in social work and development. Climate considerations need to be linked to sectoral plans e.g., at ward, municipality, and provincial levels.The seven steps are a) climate change sensitization, b) climate vulnerability and adaptation assessment, c) prioritization of adaptation options, d) LAPA formulation, e) integration into all planning processes, f) implementation, and g) progress assessment.As climate change is predicted to impact the poor and vulnerable far harder than other groups, for example: it will heighten food emergency, separate families leaving children unprotected, it is already causing increasing human trafficking around the world, it concerns all level of education. As we are local organizations – front runners, we need to know how to identify both climate and social vulnerabilities. We need to know how to map these in order to better support our people but also to make qualified and comprehensive arguments when asking for financial support whether that be from governments or NGOs.These sessions were organized for the members of The Everest Network and the video recording of the presentations could be seen here:Virtual Study Series on Local Adaptation Plan for Action (LAPA) Day 1, May 11, 2023:The following videos talk about what LAPA is, how to make LAPA, its scope, scale and target.Recording Part 1 Part 2Virtual Study Series on Local Adaptation Plan for Action (LAPA) Day 2, May 14, 2023:The following videos talk about the framework, process, steps, tools and approaches of LAPA.Recording Part 1 Part 2Virtual Study Series on Local Adaptation Plan for Action (LAPA) Day 3, June 11, 2023:The following video talks about how to make and implement an effective LAPA.Recording Session 3 Presentation 1. The Basics of Climate Change Dr. Deepak Rijal, a long-time climate change activist talks to us on the causes of climate change and its impact. Deepak was heavily engaged in the National Strategy Programme on climate change, low carbon economic development pathways, National Strategy Development on Volunteerism. He facilitated the Review of Human Resources Development Strategy for the Ministry of Forest. He facilitated the development of USAID’s Hariyo Ban Program, Nepal Climate Change Support Program and Climate Resilient Program. Recording (323) CLIMATE DYNAMICS, CLIMATE CHANGE AND RESPONSE STRATEGIES - YouTube PowerPoints Progress report on “Study of climate change impacts and potential adaptation measures across descent ethno-ecosystem prevailing over river basin areas of Nepal” (theeverestnetwork.org
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Introduction to Climate Talks and how you can use the materials.On this page, you will find recordings, videos, presentations and other useful links related to climate change. This is a resource page created by TEN where it aims to put the relevant information in different formats for people who want to learn more. These materials could have been created by TEN or collected and assembled in one place by it to make it more resourceful. We hope you can use these materials as inspirational input for discussions in your organizations. They can be used when conducting in-house capacity-strengthening events within your organization. PowerPoints will also be uploaded when relevant. Climate TalksIn this short Climate Talk video, Deepak Kumar Rijal tells why The Everest Network is important and what vital role the 17-member organizations should play in the future. See video on climate talk here.Deepak holds a PhD in International Environment and Development Studies and an MSc in Agricultural environment and Development from the University of Life Sciences, Norway and University of East Anglia, UK respectively.Deepak has worked for the Government of Nepal as an Agronomist and Plant Breeder at Koshi Hills Agriculture Program and at the Agricultural Research Centre and acted as Programme Officer at LI-BIRD.He worked as the National Facilitator on the National Adaptation Program for Action, Climate Adaptation Design and Nepal’s Climate Change Support Program. He was central to developing the Local Level Adaption Planning for the Government of Nepal which he refers to as LAPA in the talk.Deepak was heavily engaged in the National Strategy Programme on climate change, low carbon economic development pathways, National Strategy Development on Volunteerism. He facilitated the Review of Human Resources Development Strategy for the Ministry of Forest. He facilitated the development of USAID’s Hariyo Ban Program, Nepal Climate Change Support Program and Climate Resilient Program.He comes from a strong multidisciplinary background with over 30 years of experience in strategic planning; project design; and the management of multi-culture and multi-disciplinary team. Voices from Helambu A Film from Helambu. In 2022 the Just Nepal Foundation implemented a short anticipatory ACTION, AA project called, “Prepared for the 2022 Floods”.Basically, it was a two-month intervention which focused on preparing local communities for possible floods and protecting children at risk from the monsoon. Many had been taken by surprise by the devastating 2021 monsoon rains where they lost everything. Activities included: storing basic food and medical supplies for already malnourished children with disabilities and vulnerable groups. Training in psychosocial / coping strategies and child protection, training of youth rescue teams, dissemination of information on local radio, support to families and elderly at risk by relocating them and the resettlement of child led families living close to rivers to other families during the monsoon.Here you have a little film titled, Voices from Helambu where people talk about some of their experiences with the intervention. Useful weblinksClimate & Labor – Bringing Worlds TogetherThe recordings from this two-day conference held on April 19-20, 2023 could be viewed by going through the following link and clicking on ‘Watch Session Recordings’. The program had virtual and in-person participation and it was held in Portugal. The two days conference was organized by The Center for Social Studies, the Faculty of Economics of the University of Coimbra and the Pulitzer Center. It was focused on climate change and labor rights.BIPAD PortalThis portal provides real-time updates on disasters and the damages and losses incurred by them. The condition of rainfall, its measurement, and the possibility of flood, damage and loss can be accessed according to province, district and municipality. The information on this portal could be useful for people working to reduce disaster risk at their own level.Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM)This website provides access to general and real-time forecast from the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.Climate Services by DHMThis webpage gives access to climate services including weather summaries, long-range forecasts, climate publications, climate monitoring, heat and cold wave monitoring and climate reports by the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.Flood Forecasting SectionThis website provides access to flood bulletin and real-time flood forecast. It also gives information about the water level of the rivers based on municipality and estimate of how much water has been collected through rain.Nepal Climate Change and Development PortalA gateway to climate change knowledge, opportunities, people, organizations and networks, The Climate Change and Development Portal serves as a starting point for conducting research on climate change, networking and coordination with individuals and institutions. This portal was developed by the Ministry of Environment as a part of the expanded National Adaptation Program of Action to Climate Change (NAPA) process in Nepal with support from the Danish Agency for International Development (DANIDA), UK Department for International Development (DFID), Global Environment Facility (GEF), and United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Nepal. One can access journal articles and reports on various themes related to climate change
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