Climate change and Indigenous People and local communities

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课程名称：气候变化与土著人民及地方社区 课程概述：气候变化是一种全球现象，但其影响因社会群体的不同而异，各群体对气候变化的感知与适应方式也不同。在本课程中，您将： a) 了解气候变化对土著人民和地方社区（IPLC）影响的不同争论； b) 熟悉气候变化对IPLC的不同影响，理解他们对于气候变化影响的看法以及适应策略； c) 学习如何将土著人民和地方社区纳入气候变化研究和政策的不同策略。 课程包括理论和方法论两个部分，您将学习关于土著人民和地方社区在气候变化影响中的感知的研究方法。 课程大纲： 1. 模块2介绍气候变化及土著人民与地方社区知识体系的关键概念。 2. 模块3展示气候变化对IPLC在气候、生态、物理及人类系统层面的影响。 3. 模块4介绍IPLC应对气候变化影响的应变与适应策略实例。 4. 模块5讲解关于当地气候变化影响感知的数据收集方法。 5. 模块6概述全球变化治理中IPLC的角色。 模块详细信息： - 模块2：基本概念与研究悖论，强调土著人民对气候变化的贡献有限，但却受到直接和不成比例的影响，强调土著知识在气候变化研究中的重要性。 - 模块3：讨论如何理解气候变化对IPLC的影响，评估其脆弱性，并举例说明气候变化如何影响气候、生态、物理和人类系统。 - 模块4：描述全球各地IPLC对气候变化影响的应对与适应策略，如共享、合作、 diversifica、交换、储存、预测、配给和流动性。 - 模块5：讨论IPLC在气候变化研究中的贡献，并介绍评估这些贡献的标准化方法论协议。 - 模块6：探讨IPLC作为全球气候政策合法参与者的重要性，并通过文献和现有政策举例当前的实践。 通过本课程，您将掌握土著人民和地方社区在气候变化研究中的重要性及其适应策略，增强对全球气候治理的理解。

课程大纲

Name:Climate change and Indigenous Peoples and local communities

Description:This course on Climate Changes Impacts and Indigenous People and Local communities (IPLC) is divided in five different sections:
1) the module 2 aims to present the key notions related to climate change, and to Indigenous peoples and local communities knowledge systems.
2) the module 3 will show the different climate changes impacts on IPLC, at the climatic, biological, physical and human systems level.
3) the module 4 presents examples of coping and adaptation strategies of IPLC to climate change impacts.
4) in the module 5, different methods for data collection on local perceptions of climate change will be presented
5) the module 6 aims to give an overview on the governance in global change and the role of IPLC.
Overall, this course includes a theoretical and a methodological component, through which you will learn methodologies to conduct research on Indigenous Peoples and local communities’ perceptions of climate change impacts.

Name:Introduction

Description:In Module 2, we will explain the basic concepts of the course and present the basic paradox of research on Indigenous peoples and climate change impacts: while Indigenous Peoples minimally contribute to anthropogenic climate change, they are directly and disproportionally impacted by it. The module will also highlight the reasons why tapping in Indigenous knowledge is basic for climate change research.

Name:Climate change impacts on indigenous peoples and local communities

Description:In Module 3, we will explain the importance of understanding how climate change impacts Indigenous Peoples and local communities. IPLC are disproportionally impacted by climate change because they depend directly on the use and management of natural resources. We will also present some common approaches to assess the vulnerability of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities to climate change impacts. Finally, this module will bring examples of how climate change impacts elements of the climatic, physical, biological and human systems, and how these impacts are perceived by Indigenous Peoples and local communities.

Name:Coping and adapting to climate change impacts

Description:In Module 4, we describe coping and adaptive strategies that IPLC from around the word have used to respond to the impacts of climate change. After an introductory video, the module is structured around examples of the following IPLCs' responses: i) sharing and cooperation, ii) diversification, iii) exchange, iv) storage, v) forecasting, vi) rationing, vii) mobility.

Name:Local Indicators of climate change impacts

Description:In Module 5 we discuss IPLC contributions to climate change research and introduce a standardized methodological protocol to assess such contributions.

Name:The role of IPLC in global climate governance

Description:In Module 6, we discuss several reasons that describe the importance of bringing IPLC as legitimate actors in global climate policy. We also present current attempts to do so through examples from the literature and existing policy initiatives.

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