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1. Climate is not the only change

2. Plan for uncertainty –build resilience

3. Rain-fed agriculture matters3. Rain-fed agriculture matters

4. Look after the fish

5. Manage the landscape, not only the field

Photo credits: Chu Thai Hoanh, David Fredericks

Climate is not the only change

fed agriculture mattersfed agriculture matters

Manage the landscape, not only

Greater

Mekong Mekong

Subregion

Mega-deltas Coasts Plains and plateausPlains and plateaus

Uplands – forested

vs intensively used

25% more people by 2050

>25% more food

25% more people by 2050

>25% more food

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bangkok_skyline.jpg

Rubber imports to China

Global trade

and investment

Agriculture for DevelopmentAgriculture for Development

“GDP growth in

agriculture benefits the

poorest half of the

population substantially population substantially

more”

World Bank 2008

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ius Average temperature in the lower Mekong

(mean of A2 and B2 scenarios)

Temperatures are rising

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Kalasin

Stationarity 99%

Stationarity 99%

Rainfall variable, but no trend

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Kompong Thom

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Pursat

Scenario A

-0.75

Stationarity 99%

Stationarity 99%

Stationarity 99%

Percentage deviation of annual rainfall from long

Stationarity 95%

Stationarity 99%

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Chiang Khong

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Mukdahan

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Xiengkhouang

Stationarity 99%

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Rainfall variable, but no trend

Stationarity 95%

Stationarity 99%

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Pakse

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Pleiku

Scenario A2 Scenario B2

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Stationarity 95%

Percentage deviation of annual rainfall from long-term average

Sea level rise

1960 – 2010: ~20 cm

2010 – 2050: ~30 cm2010 – 2050: ~30 cm

By 2100: >1 metre

< 5 m ASL

Water management is more than irrigationWater management is more than irrigation

ClayClay

+ compost

Current recommended

practice

Proposed Don Sahong

dam at Khone Falls

Spawning

Feeding

Eggs, larvae,

juveniles, adults

Adults

Fish and dams

60-90 % of migrating fish must pass upstream to maintain viable populations

We were unable to find We were unable to find evidence in the literature to suggest that the necessary rates of upstream passage success to sustain even the small species # have been achieved elsewhere

Halls and Kshatriya (2009)

1. Climate is not the only change

2. Plan for uncertainty –build resilience

3. Rain-fed agriculture matters3. Rain-fed agriculture matters

4. Look after the fish

5. Manage the landscape, not only the field

Photo credits: Chu Thai Hoanh, David Fredericks

Climate is not the only change

fed agriculture mattersfed agriculture matters

Manage the landscape, not only