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    CLIMATE CHANGE

    AND IMPACTS IN VIET NAM

    CLIMATE CHANGE

    AND IMPACTS IN VIET NAM

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    Viet Nam is considered as one of the most vulnerable

    countries due to CC and sea level rise. If sea level rise of 1 m, Viet Nam will loose about 12% of

    land, 23% of population will be affected.

    Typhoons occur more frequently with higher intensity.

    Temperature increases and change in rainfall pattern will

    affect agriculture and water resources.

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    1 m

    2 m

    3 m

    4 m

    5 m

    WB 2007

    Impacts of sea level rise

    Large percentage ofVietnams population and

    economic activities are

    located in these two river

    deltas. 14% of Vietnampopulation would be

    impacted by a 1m SLR. This

    is the largest percentage of

    impacted population among

    all 84 countries. Vietnam

    impacted population would

    reach 35% with a 5m SLR.The impact of SLR on

    Vietnams GDP and urban

    extent follow the impact on

    its population.

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    Inundation in Mekong River Delta

    due to 1 m Sea Level Rise

    Source: HMS

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    Annual average temperatureincreases about 0.10C per decade.In some summer months,temperature increases about 0.1-0.3oC per decade.

    Source: Vietnam National communication

    21.0

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    1974 1979 1984 1989 1994 1999 2004

    2

    1

    3 4

    O

    C

    Year

    Variability (1), climatological average (2), moving average (time

    step - 11 year) (3) and linear trend (4) of Temperature at A Luoi

    station.

    Annual temperature

    Climate Change in VietnamClimate Change in Vietnam

    More heavy

    rainfalls

    causing severe

    floods; Rainfall

    decreases in

    dry season

    (Jul., Aug.) andincreases in

    rainy season

    (Sep. to Nov.).1000

    2000

    3000

    4000

    5000

    1974 1979 1984 1989 1994 1999 2004

    2

    1

    3 4

    mm

    Year

    Variability (1), climatological average (2), moving average(time step - 11 year) (3) and linear trend (4) of August-

    December rainfall at A Luoi station.

    Rainfall of Aug.-Dec.

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    Typhoon trajectory moves southward

    and typhoon season shifts to later

    months of the year;

    Climate Change in VietnamClimate Change in Vietnam

    Cumulative tracks of tropical cyclones (19852005)

    [Nicholls et al.., 2007]

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    High floods occur more frequently in the Central

    and Southern Vietnam.

    Drought happen every year in most regions of theDrought happen every year in most regions of thecountry.country.

    Climate Change in VietnamClimate Change in Vietnam

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    ENSO has stronger effects

    on weather regime and

    climatic features in variousareas of Viet Nam;

    Sea level rises from 2.5-3

    cm per decade in the last

    century.

    Climate Change VietnamClimate Change Vietnam

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    Vulnerability of delta dwelling populations

    [Source: Nicholls et al., 2007]

    Impacts on Coastal ZoneImpacts on Coastal Zone

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    Impacts ofImpacts of

    Climate ChangeClimate Change

    Public

    Health

    Environ

    ment

    Tourism Energy

    Forestry

    Agriculture

    Water

    Respurses

    Climate

    Change

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    Impact on AgricultureImpact on Agriculture

    Shift of planting boundary: By 2070s,tropical trees/ crops would be able to growat the altitude 100-550 meters higher andmove 100-200 km northwards compared to

    present. Large areas in Mekong and Red River deltas

    would be under salt water due to sea levelrise.

    Yield of rice decreaseYield of rice decreaseby 10% for every 1by 10% for every 1ooCC

    increase in growingincrease in growing

    season minimumseason minimum

    temperaturetemperature (IPCC AR4WG2TS, 2007)

    Source: Vietnam

    National

    communication

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    Impacts on Water ResourcesImpacts on Water Resources

    Instability in rainfall would causemore severe floods in rainy seasonand droughts in dry season.

    Increase in frequency and intensity

    of typhoons, storms would causehigh floods & inundation, flashfloods, landslide and erosion.

    Increasing water shortage and

    growing water demand threatenwater supply, water use conflicts.

    Source: Vietnam National communication

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    Impacts on ForestryImpacts on Forestry

    Decrease of mangrove forest,due to sea level rise.

    Forest with drought standvarieties would increase due to

    low soil moisture and high

    evapotranspiration.

    Biodiversity degradation:extinction of endangered

    species;

    Increasing risk of forest fire; Increase and wide spread ofplant pests and diseases.

    Source: Vietnam National communication

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    Impacts on Aquaculture & FisheriesImpacts on Aquaculture & Fisheries

    Sea level rise would reduce freshwater creatures in rivers &

    estuaries, high temperature reduce high valuable sub-tropicalfishes;

    Habitat loss for young creatures

    due to mangrove decrease; Reducing sea products

    productivity and commercialquality due to:

    Migration of fishes;

    Reduction of body weight.

    Source: Vietnam National communication

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    Impacts on Coastal ZoneImpacts on Coastal Zone

    Large areas of the Mekong, Red Riverdeltas and Central coastal zone wouldbe inundated due to sea level rise.

    Coastal & estuarine wetlands wouldbe affected due to frequent floods,severe drought & salinity (Ca Mau,Ho Chi Minh City, Vung Tau and

    Nam Dinh) Livelihood of coastal population will

    be affected by more severe storms,

    flood, drought and sea level rise.Projections for a 1 m sea level rise: 15,000-

    20,000 km2 of Mekong River delta flooded,

    affecting 3.5 to 5 million people, respectively.IPCC AR4, 2007

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    Impacts on Energy, TransportationImpacts on Energy, Transportation

    Oil, gas platforms would beaffected by typhoons, storms;

    Seaports and roads designedbasing on historical sea levelwould be affected.

    Less energy generation due to drought ;

    Unstable flow regimes may lead to conflict in waterregulation at hydropower stations. More energy consumption for due to high temperature and

    humidity.Source: Vietnam National communication

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    Impacts on Human Health

    Negative Impact Positive

    Impact

    Very high confidence

    Malaria: contraction and expansion,

    changes in transmission season

    High confidence

    Increase in malnutrition

    Increase in the number of people suffering

    from deaths, disease and injuries fromextreme weather events

    Increase in the frequency of cardio-respiratory

    diseases from changes in air quality

    Change in the range of infectious disease vector

    Reduction of cold-related deaths

    Medium confidence

    Increase in the burden of diarrheal diseases