Training on Climate Data Tools with Climate Watch: Country Profiles
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Learn how to use Climate Watch to gain insights on countries’ climate commitments, generate custom visuals, and access raw data for further analysis. This training focuses on our redesigned Country Profile pages, which features a new section on Adaptation.
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Training on Climate Data Tools with Climate Watch: Country Profiles
- 1. Climate Watch Training and Demo
- 3. ABOUT WRI Intro Climate Watch
- 4. GOAL 2-1.5°C CLIMATE COMMITMENTS Intro Climate Commitments Nationally Determined Contribution Long-Term Strategy PARIS AGREEMENT Net-Zero Targets 2015 NDCs LTSs Net-Zero 2020 2025 2030 2035 2050
- 5. WHAT IS CLIMATE WATCH? Intro Climate Watch
- 6. CLIMATE WATCH PARTNERS Funding provided by: Intro Climate Watch
- 7. Intro Climate Watch CLIMATE WATCH IS USED WIDELY BY GOVERNMENTS ▸ Climate Watch data is used by 228 ministries from 79 countries and citied in 25 NDCs Countries that cited Climate Watch in their NDCs: Interactive Graph: https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/10137289 Bangladesh (x2) Brunei Ghana (x2) Moldova (x2) Nicaragua Nigeria (x2) Panama (x2) South Korea (x2) Switzerland (x2) Thailand (x2) Uganda (x2) Honduras Montenegro Guinea Gambia Bolivia
- 8. Intro Climate Watch USE CASES
- 9. KEY MODULES OF CLIMATE WATCH Intro Climate Watch
- 10. EXPLORE NDC ADAPTATION DATA ON CLIMATE WATCH Intro Climate Watch Source: https://www.climatewatchdata.org/ndcs-explore
- 11. WRI ANALYSIS: STATE OF ADAPTATION IN THE NDCS Intro Climate Watch Adaptation analysis of 291 NDCs submitted by 2021 and 6,770 prioritized actions to assess changes between first and current round of submissions. Produced two working papers: 1.Summary findings of adaptation NDC analysis 2.Case studies on process to develop NDCs for Cambodia, Rwanda, Colombia, and Fiji Find them at wri.org Full adaptation NDC dataset published on Climate Watch
- 12. METHODOLOGY FOR ADAPTATION NDC ASSESSMENT Intro Climate Watch Developed 40+ indicators for assessing changes in adaptation elements of NDCs Four components informing assessment: 1. Elements of adaptation communications 2. Critical systems and sectors for prioritized adaptation actions 3. Losses and damages 4. Transformative adaptation Result – Qualitative assessment framework to analyze NDC adaptation components using nine elements: 1. Ownership 2. Alignment 3. Latest information 4. Coverage of critical systems 5. Implementation readiness of actions 6. Monitoring and evaluation 7. Equity and inclusion 8. Losses and damages 9. Transformative adaptation
- 13. KEY FINDINGS FROM ASSESSMENT Intro Climate Watch Countries are becoming more detailed and ambitious with their NDC adaptation components… …But more work is needed for their implementation.
- 14. USING CLIMATE WATCH FOR ADAPTATION NDC ANALYSIS Intro Climate Watch Overview of features for using adaptation data on Climate Watch: 1. Explore NDCs – global map of adaptation indicators 2. Country NDC pages – dive deeper into the data 3. Custom comparison – compare across countries and NDC submissions with ease 4. Country profiles – snapshot overview of adaptation actions
- 15. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US! Questions? Please email: Leandro.Vigna@wri.org Follow WRI Climate on social media @WRIClimate and use the hashtag #ClimateWatch Sign up for our newsletter: https://www.climatewatchdata.org/about/contact Explore Climate Watch: https://www.climatewatchdata.org/
Editor's Notes
- Introduction by the person from the external organization Purpose of the meeting
- WRI is a global think tank, and one thing that WRI does is to work on Data. We are leading the Climate Watch platform that focuses on everything related to Climate Change commitments, and GHG emissions, but we also have plenty of other platform and resources focused on different topics, such as our Global Forest Watch which focuses on forests, deforestation, etc. and other platforms on Energy, Water, etc.
- The Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty on Climate Change. It was adopted by 196 Parties at COP 21 in Paris, December 2015, and entered into force on 4 November 2016. It’s goal is to limit global warming to well below 2, preferably to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared to preindustrial levels. The Paris Agreement works on a 5-year cycle of increasingly ambitious climate action carried out by countries. In every cycle, countries submit their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), communicating the actions they will take to reduce their Greenhouse Gas emissions in order to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement. Long-Term Strategies To better frame the efforts towards the long-term goal, the Paris Agreement invites countries to formulate and submit by 2020 long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategies (LT-LEDS). LT-LEDS provide the long-term horizon to the NDCs. Unlike NDCs, they are not mandatory. Nevertheless, they place the NDCs into the context of countries’ long-term planning and development priorities, providing a vision and direction for future development. Net-Zero targets In addition, countries are encouraged to adopt a Net-Zero target by mid century. https://www.wri.org/insights/net-zero-ghg-emissions-questions-answered
- So what is CW? It is a website. A hub with 100s of credible datasents, and 100 of thousands of data points. A user friendly visualization tool that provides a place for quick insights as well as long deep dives. We offer open data on countries past and future GHG emissions, and granular information on countries climate targets, such as nationally determined contributions, long term strategies, policies, and so on. Our goal is to bring transparency, but also make your work possible and easier to help everyone ultimately drive climate actions. Getting insights that would not have been possible just looking at the PDFs that countries submit to the UNFCCC. A big part of our work this year is to make climate commitments more transparent and accessible. We are an informational platform,in the sense that we don’t make suggestions on what each country should do, but we provide the data so that you can make informed decisions yourself.
- We are supported by a group of reputable organizations that help us bring together the most comprehensive data on GHG, NDCs, LTS targets on the web, as well as funders who are key in developing the tool.
- Investment decisions Private sector action, planning and how it can align with national targets Updating of NDCs, comparing it with others Planning for implementation Reporting and transparency
- Investment decisions Private sector action, planning and how it can align with national targets Updating of NDCs, comparing it with others Planning for implementation Reporting and transparency
- Component 1 – UNFCCC guidance in Annex to Decision 9/CMA.1 Component 2 – Global Commission on Adaptation’s Adapt Now report Component 3 – Work plan of the UNFCCC’s Warsaw International Mechanism on Loss and Damage Component 4 – Based on previous WRI work on transformative adaptation in F&NS system, building on IPCC’s 2014 definition of the term
- Call to action at the end: Training Feedback Sign up