Projektbeschreibung
Einbindung des Wissens indigener Völker in die globale Klimapolitik
Das Potenzial indigenen und lokalen Wissens zur Leistung eines Beitrags zur Klimaforschung wird zurzeit vom Projekt LICCI (Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts) untersucht. Dennoch trägt das Projekt LICCI nicht ausreichend dazu bei, das Wissen und die Perspektive indigener Völker und ortsansässiger Gemeinschaften in die Erforschung und die politischen Maßnahmen bezüglich des Klimawandels einzubringen. Das Projekt ICCION ist ein EU-finanzierter Konzeptnachweis, der darauf abzielt, das Wissen und die Erfahrung indigener Völker und ortsansässiger Gemeinschaften in die Erforschung des Klimawandels und politische Foren einzubinden. In Zusammenarbeit mit Vertretern mehrerer indigener Völker und ortsansässiger Gemeinschaften wird dieses Projekt ein digitales indigenes Beobachtungsnetzwerk für die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels mitgestalten, das zur effektiven Beteiligung indigener Völker und ortsansässiger Gemeinschaften an der Wissenschaft des Klimawandels und politischen Foren beitragen könnte.
Ziel
The Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts project (771056-LICCI-ERC-2017-COG) explores the potential of Indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) to contribute to climate research, but only tangentially addresses the marginalized position faced by Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IPLC) to bring their knowledge and perspectives to climate change research and policy fora. This PoC will bring IPLC knowledge and perspectives to climate change research and policy fora by 1) engage with IPLC on the co-design of a digital Indigenous Climate Change Impacts Observation Network (ICCION) and 2) engaging with the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) of the UNFCCC, which has the mandate to strengthen IPLC knowledge and efforts related to addressing and responding to climate change.
ICCION holds social, political, and technological innovative potential. The creation of an Indigenous Climate Change Impacts Observation Network is an innovative response to the IPCC call for more ground level data, as it will bring expand the geographical and temporal coverage of data collection on local indicators of climate change impacts. Moreover, partnering with IPLC and international organizations constitutes an important social innovation, as these alliances might facilitate the process of establishing a continuous, iterative, and bidirectional dialogue that foster IPLC effective participation in climate change science-policy fora. Finally, ICCION innovates in developing technological solutions to address technical (i.e. low internet access) and social concerns (i.e. Indigenous data sovereignty) that are of particular relevance for IPLC, but which have often been neglected in other technological developments.
The long-term establishment of the observation network proposed here will contribute to give IPLC a more relevant voice in global climate policy fora, not only by informing climate change impact research, but also making it more socially acceptable.
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ERC-POC - Proof of Concept GrantGastgebende Einrichtung
08193 Cerdanyola Del Valles
Spanien