Transcription of FAO STRATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE
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Rome, July 2017 FAO STRATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE2 MYANMARC arrying a sack of fertilizer distributed by FAO as part of a project to support sustainable livelihoods for flood-affected communities in the Sagaing region. FAO/H. LatCOVER PHOTOGRAPHS: FAO/Joseph Agcaoili FAO/Christena Dowsett FAO/Giuseppe Bizzarri3 ContentsACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS Page 4 FOREWORD Page 6 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Page 8 INTRODUCTION Page 11 The agricultural sectors, the Paris Agreement and beyond Page 11 CLIMATE CHANGE impact - food and agriculture Page 13 SECTION 1 CLIMATE WORK AT FAO Page 14 Evolution Page 14 Vision Page 15 Approach Page 15 SECTION 2 GUIDING PRINCIPLES Page 17 Give precedence to food security, poverty reduction and sustainability Page 17 Leave no one behind Page 17 Support policy integration and mainstreaming Page 17 Promote evidence-based, scientific approaches Page 18 Promote ecosystem-based approaches Page 18 Learn from experience Page 18 Lead by example Page 18 Measure and evaluate impact Page 18 SECTION 3 EXPECTED OUTCOMES Page 19 Outcome 1.
2 MYANMAR Carrying a sack of fertilizer distributed by FAO as part of a project to support sustainable livelihoods for flood-affected communities in the Sagaing region.
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