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Strengthening Performance Management in Government Strengthening Performance Management in Government Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment District - Datia Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation in Development Planning of Madhya Pradesh Strengthening Performance Management in Government Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment District - Datia Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation in Development Planning of Madhya Pradesh Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia Acronyms AGI : Agriculture Indices BASIC : Basic and Strengthening Institutional Capacities on Climate Change CC : Climate Change CCA-RAI : Climate Change Adaptation in Rural Areas of India CDM : Clean Development Mechanism CERES : Clouds and Earth's Radiant Energy System CLI : Climate Indices CSA : Climate Smart Agriculture CVI : Composite Vulnerability Index DA : Development Alternatives DFID : Department for International Development EC : Electrical Conductivity ECI : Economic Indices ENI : Environment Indices EPCO : Environmental Planning and Coordination Organization FSI : Forest Survey of India GA : Geographical Area GHG : Green House Gases GIS : Geographic Information System HA : Hectare HLI : Health Indices IAY : Indira Aawas Yojana IBS : Integrated Biosphere Simulator IBIS : International Benchmarking of the Information Society IGNOU : Indira Gandhi National Open University IIFM : Indian Institute of Forest Management IITM : Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology INR : Indian National Rupee IPCC : Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change ISOPAM : Integrated Scheme of Oilseeds, Pulses, Oil Palm And Maize IWRM : Integrated Water Resource Management 1 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia JFM : Joint Forest Management JFMC : Joint Forest Management Committee KCC : Kisan Credit Card KVK : Krishi Vigyan Kendra LPCD : Litres per Capita Daily LULUCF : Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry LVI : Livelihood Vulnerability Index MCM : Million Cubic Metres MGNREGA : Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act MOEFCC : Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change MPCDF : MP Cooperative Dairy Federation MPWSRP : Madhya Pradesh Water Structure Restructuring Project NABARD : National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development NAPCC : National Action Plan of Climate Change NATCOM : National Communications Center NGA : Nirmal Gram Yojana NGO : Non-Governmental Organization NMPS : National Mission for Protein Supplements NPP : Net Primary Productivity NTFP : Non-Timber Forest Produce PFC : Project Facilitating Committee PIA : Project Implementing Agency PIM : Participatory Irrigation Management PP : Projected Production PPM : Parts Per Million PRECIS : Providing Regional Climate Model Diagnosis and Inter-comparison PRI : Primary Rural Institution PRIS : Performance Related Incentive Scheme RAY : Rajiv Aawas Yojana RBI : Reserve Bank of India REDD+ : Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation RKVY : Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana R&D : Research and Development 2 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia SAPCC : State Action Plan on Climate Change SI : Social Indices SHG : Self Help Group SOC : Standard Occupational System SKMCCC : State Knowledge Management of Climate Change Cell SRLM : State Rural Livelihoods Mission SWAT : Soil and Water Assessment Tool SWM : South West Monsoon TEEB : The Economics of Ecosystem and Biodiversity TFRI : Tropical Forest Research Institute UNDP : United Nations Development Programme UNFCCC : United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UP : Uttar Pradesh VA&A : Vulnerability Adaptation and Assessment VI : Vulnerability Index WHS : Water Harvesting Structures WRI : Water Resources Indices WSRP : Water Sector Restructuring Project WTO : World Trade Organization 3 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia Table of Contents Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................. 6 1. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 7 2. Summary of SAPCC and State Vulnerability Assessment Report........................................................ 9 3. Climate Change Trends & Sectoral Vulnerabilities in Madhya Pradesh............................................ 11 4. Datia- A District Vulnerability Assessment ...................................................................................... 26 5. Adaptation Strategies for Mitigating Climate Change in Datia ........................................................ 45 6. Conclusion ..................................................................................................................................... 66 7. References ..................................................................................................................................... 69 8. Annexures ...................................................................................................................................... 70 4 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia Acknowledgement A comprehensive study of climate change vulnerability of Datia district was conducted and the major findings were lucidly drafted and presented in the form of this booklet .The facts emerged in the study were validated with primary and secondary data of each block to draw scientific conclusions about the extent of vulnerability in the sectors of water, agriculture and forest. The information generated through the study and discussion with the members of the focused group of stakeholders made valuable contributions which would facilitate the concerned development departments to incorporate the findings in their action plans for dealing with the issues of climate change, thereby improving the quality of life of people by ensuring their livelihoods. I sincerely acknowledge my gratitude to Shri Ajatshatru Shrivastava, IAS, Executive Director, EPCO, Bhopal for providing guidance and encouragement for undertaking the study. I also gratefully acknowledge a deep sense of gratitude towards Shri Lokendra Thakkar, Co-ordinator SKMCCC EPCO, Bhopal for providing the technical guidance, thought provoking comments, and constructive criticism in conducting the study and preparing the report. I also avail this opportunity to express my heartfelt thanks to Mr. Shantanu Das, Governance Advisor , Department for International Development, New Delhi for technical and financial support. I would like to express my gratitude to those who have provided their valuable contribution for completing the work, in particular to Mr. Jay Anand, resource person on Water, Dr. K.K. Saxena, resource person on Agriculture, Mr. Kiran P Mali, resource person on Forest, Mr. Rohit Johri and Bhopal team of Development Alternatives. I also extend my sincere thanks to Dr. S.N. Pandey, his team and all stakeholders of four blocks who spared their valuable time for providing the detailed information for primary data collection. I acknowledge the support and guidance by the officials and staff of the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, State Forest Department, District Statistical officer, Divisional Forest Officer, Department of Farmers’ Welfare and Agriculture Development, Department of Horticulture and Animal Husbundary, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Department of Land records, Water Resource Departments, Central Ground Water Board etc. Thanks are due to the respondents who have spared their valuable time while providing the inputs for primary survey. Dr. Umnesh Pattnaik deserves a special mention, who guided us in framing the interview schedule for the study purpose. Anand Kumar Senior Programme Director Development Alternatives New Delhi -110016, India. 5 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment - Datia Executive Summary The study of Datia district is based on the scientific analysis of observed climatic trends (Exposure), their impacts (Sensitivity) as well as capacities to deal with the impacts (Adaptive Capacity). With the above conceptualization of climatic variability, the present study developed and tested the application of a Livelihood Vulnerability Index (LVI) for water, agriculture and forest resource dependent communities in the semi-arid regions of Datia district. The index was administered for a composite-cum-sectoral (Agriculture, Water, Social, Forest and Health) study of each block of the district that is known to bear extremely severe impacts of climate change year after year. The adopted LVI entailed a secondary data (53 indicators at the block level) and primary data analysis that highlighted Household Details, Migration Status, Housing Conditions, Land, Crop and Livestock Details, Awareness and Access to Govt. Interventions and Schemes, Consumption and Health Expenses, Health and Food Security, Household Assets, Loan, Credit and Savings, Impact of Climatic Aberrations and Adaptation (Farm and Non-Farm Based including water, agriculture and forest), focusing exposure, sensitivity and their adaptive capacity. The results of the secondary data analysis suggested that one of the blocks – Bhander - was the most vulnerable on the composite scale, which perfectly fitted in with Health, Forest and social dimensions but displayed variance in Agriculture and water vulnerability scale. Further, the comparative analysis of calculated sensitivity and adaptive capacity of both primary and secondary data have shown that Seondha
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