英文摘要 |
The clear trend of climate change is expected to have an increasingly negative impact on agriculture, raising the importance of mitigation and adaptation to climate change. Policymakers in Taiwan have made efforts to promote mitigation and adaptation strategies and achieved some success over the past decade with since the National Energy Conservation and Carbon Reduction Plan and the National Climate Change Adaptation Policy Program. However, mitigation or adaptation responses were mostly stand-alone and were rarely integrated for implementation. In the AR4 and AR5 assessment reports, the IPCC proposed the synergy, trade-offs and co-benefits of the climate change impact response policy to understand the effectiveness of policy implementation as a whole. Based on that concept, this study builds a co-benefit evaluation approach for the climate change adaptation action. First, the co-benefit items of adaptation on mitigation and non-climate actions are identified from the literature review; confirms the list through expert questionnaires and workshops, and then designs the checklist for co-benefits accordingly. Finally, the strengthened irrigation and drainage system of agricultural land climate change adaptation is taken as an example to conduct a trial evaluation. The results can be applied as a reference for subsequent applications to respond to the impact of climate change. |