Climate Change Adaptation (CCA)

Climate Change Adaptation Measures Achieved

• Chairperson: Papua New Guinea
• Vice Chair: Indonesia

This is the link to Climate Change Adaptation TOR/Rules and Regulation:

Rules of Procedures of the CTI-CFF Climate Change Adaptation

Climate Change Adaptation Working Group Goals, Targets and Indicators

The CTI-CFF Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) Working Group is a working group established by the six (6) Member Countries to help implement Goal 4 of the CTI-CFF Regional Plan of Action, Climate Change Adaptation Measures Achieved. The CCA working group helps to address economic and livelihood needs of coastal communities heavily dependent on marine and coastal resources.

The members of CCA Working Group from 2018 – present are as follows:

Name	Position	Email
Indonesia
TBC (Co-Chair)	--	--
Mr. Muhammad Yusuf	Director for Coastal and Small Islands Utilization	ncc.indonesia@cticff.org
Ms. Nuraieni	Deputy Director, Directorate of Climate Change Adaptation, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Jakarta, Indonesia	enitahir@gmail.com
Indonesia NCC Secretariat		ncc.indonesia@cticff.org
Malaysia
TBC	--	--
Dr. Ejria Salleh	Borneo Marine Research Institute, Universiti Malaysia Sabah	ejsaleh@ums.edu.my
Malaysia NCC Secretariat	Malaysian National Coodinating Committee	ctimalaysia@kasa.gov.my
Papua New Guinea
Mr. Iki Peter (Chair)	Acting Manager for Adaptation, Adaptation and Projects Division, Climate Change and Development Authority	ikipeter64@gmail.com
Ms. Stephenie Rere	Adaptation Officer, Adaptation and Projects Division, Climate Change and Development Authority	pngctincc@gmail.com
Papua New Guinea NCC Secretariat	Papua New Guinea National Coodinating Committee	pngctincc@gmail.com
Philippines
Ms. Elenida Basug	Executive Director of DENR Climate Change Service; Support Staff , B and Mr. Albert Magalang, DENR Climate Change Service	edrbasug@denr.gov.ph
Mr. John Erick Avelino	OIC Section Chief, Biodiversity Management Bureau DENR	johnerick.avelino@bmb.gov.ph
Mr. Albert Magalang	DENR Climate Change Service	ph.nccc.secretariat@gmail.com
Philippines NCC Secretariat	Philippines National Coodinating Committee	ph.nccc.secretariat@gmail.com
Solomon Islands
Mr. Marlchom Zion Row	Climate Change Officer, Climate Change Division, Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management, Meteorology	zionrow@gmail.com
Ms. Maselyn Kopuria	Senior Climate Change Officer, Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology	--
Timor Leste
Mr. Rui dos Reis Pires	National Director for Biodiversity, Secretary State for Environment	dos@puricasablanca.com / eveley69@yahoo.com
Mr. Junior Pascoal Carvalho	Chief of Department Fisheries and Aquaculture, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Liqisa Municipality	junior.pascoal@yahoo.co.id

The previous Climate Change Adaptation Chairs and Co-Chairs are as follows:

Year	Chair	Country	Co-Chair	Country
2022 - current	Mr. Iki Peter	Papua New Guinea	Ms. Sri Tantri Arundati	Indonesia
2021 - 2022	Ms. Luanne Losi-Yawingu	Papua New Guinea	Ms. Sri Tantri Arundati	Indonesia
2020 - 2021	TBC	Philippines	Ms. Luanne Losi-Yawingu	Papua New Guinea
2019-2020	Engr. Noel Antonio V. Gerlan	Philippines	Ms. Luanne Losi-Yawingu	Papua New Guinea
2018	Dr. Nagulendran Kangayatkarasu	Malaysia	Engr. Noel Antonio V. Gerlan	Philippines
2017-2018	Captain Zaharuddin Maidin	Malaysia	Engr. Noel Antonio V. Gerlan	Philippines
2014-2017	Ms. Agnetha Vave-Karamui	Solomon Islands	National Oceanography Directorate (NOD) Ministry of Science, Technology and InnoVation (MOSTI)	Malaysia
2010-2013	Dr. Gellwynn Jusuf	Indonesia	Ms. Agnetha Vave-Karamui	Solomon Islands

In 2015, the working group published the Region-wide Early Action Plan (REAP) for CCA in the CT Region and the Local Early Action Plan (LEAP) for CCA. These documents were developed through a series of call meetings, REXs, workshops and formal meetings with CCA country focal points together with development partners and other stakeholders. Some countries with the assistance of NGOs and partners are using the REAP and the LEAP in conducting various CCA-related activities at the local level.

Other examples of the accomplishments of the CCA Working Group include:

Developed the Vulnerability Assessment Tools for Coastal Ecosystems

Developed the Climate Change Adaptation for Coral Triangle Communities: A guide for Vulnerability Assessment and Local Early Action Planning

Developed the CTI-CFF Region-Wide Early Action Plan for Climate Change Adaptation

Developed the First CTI-CFF Climate Change Adaptation for Coastal Communities Course

Conducted the following Regional Exchanges:

1. 3rd Regional Exchange of Climate Change Adaptation held in Dili, Timor Leste
2. 2nd Regional Exchange of Climate Change Adaptation held in Honiara, Solomon Islands
3. CTI-CFF First Regional Exchange on Policy and Action Planning for Climate Change Adaptation

Proposed CLimate Change Adaptation Working Group Workplan for 2023:

Planned Activities	Time Frame	Proposed Budget Online
7th CCA Working Group Meeting together with Regional Exchange: Developing CEPA and Strategy for CCA	Q1-Q2	USD 8,500
Finalization of Executive Course 2nd part of the course	TBD	Support from the partner
Workshop on Conducting the vulnerability assessments to achieve Target Output B3.1.1 By 2025, Exposure and vulnerability levels including projections on climate change risks are established and reported through the mid-term report in the CT Region	TBD	Support from the partner
Workshop to update and disseminate of CT6 climate change adaptation action plans to achieve Target Output B3.1.2 By 2025, relevant existing climate change adaptation action plans are updated, guided by current climate change projections and technology, and disseminated within the CT region	TBD	Support from the partner