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Anna Pirani

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The 9th #ourocean2024 Conference has been an important opportunity to introduce the network of Mediterranean Experts on Climate and environmental Change, MedECC. Here is a short presentation. The MedECC assessment supports the science-policy interface on climate and environmental change in the Mediterranean. The process to develop the next Mediterranean assessment report (MAR2) will start this Fall, 2024 and will be undertaken in the coming 3 years or so. Building on expert and stakeholder advice and needs, we will assess 🔸 new advances in science, 🔸 the vulnerabilities to climate change and environmental impacts, 🔸 the many opportunities to reduce risks to the affected communities and ecosystems, 🔸 actions that build long term resilience. We aim to inform the implementation of solutions that are consistent with achieving sustainable development and strengthen the link between securing a healthy environment and wellbeing in the Mediterranean. I would like to invite you to find out more, and also directly participate in undertaking the MAR2! contact@medecc.org www.medecc.org/ #OurOceanGreece

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Hello, I'm Anna Pirani. I'm very happy to talk to you about the Mediterranean experts on climate and environmental change activities. This is Medic and I'm one of the coordinators of Medic. And you can see that I'm part of a larger team of coordinators and also Technical Support. So Meg was established in 2015 with the main objective of contributing to the improvement of policies that assure the well-being of current and future generations in the region. And it grew from a bottom up initiative of scientists from the region to enhance the support of evidence based decision and policy making. So it's a network that brings people together, it build. Building this network has been a long and intense process, and there are now over 700 scientists that participate in the network and the expert who participate, particularly as authors do so, sharing their knowledge on a voluntary basis. The Medic assessment build on published research and technical information, and it doesn't do so only through synthesis of the available information. But it also draws conclusions from an expert based assessment of the state of knowledge. So it acts as a regional science policy interface on climate and environmental change in the Mediterranean. So ** **** doesn't have an official intergovernmental mandate like the IPCC or it best, but it benefits from very strong engagement of several bodies, So in particular the Union for the Mediterranean and the United Nations Environment Programme, Mediterranean Action Plan and provide support in terms of logistics and they also link medec directly to virtually all governments of the region. So here you see some of the information around the first Mediterranean assessment report that was completed in 2020. So you see authors acquire team coming from 25 countries. And the process is very much like the IPCC. It goes through a transparent review and it concludes with the preparation of a summary for policymakers that's approved by governments. It's translated into 7 languages and it's the basis of very broad communication and. Outreach activities, so. Subsequently, the Summary for Policymakers was acknowledged that the 2nd Ministerial Conference of the Union for the Mediterranean in 2021 and it was also endorsed at the 22nd Conference of Parties of the Barcelona Convention. And also in 2020, MEDEC received the north-south Prize of the Council of Europe and the stating that they they applauded its efforts to address climate change and biodiversity conservation in the Mediterranean and in particular preparing the first ever scientific assessment on climate and environmental change impacts in the Mediterranean basin. And the jury said that Medec constitutes a concrete example of the vision of the Mediterranean as a shared space. Peace, development and human rights. So the first Mediterranean Assessment Report was a success in in exchanging knowledge and science across Mediterranean countries, alerting policymakers that it's urgent and possible to act. And it also strengthened the connection of the Mediterranean region to the global IPCC assessment. So there was a activity liaising with the 6th Assessment Report to develop a dedicated cross chapter paper on the Mediterranean. And so reaching a much larger audience with issues that are important for the Mediterranean region and linking our regional experts more to the international context. So the Mediterranean is a region with a unique ecosystem and very high concentration of people and assets, and it's often referred to as a hotspot for climate change and biodiversity. And this is because of the interaction of numerous drivers, including pollution, unsustainable use of land and sea, and the invasion of non-native species and climate change together with high regional vulnerability and exposure. So these climate drivers and other human drivers are causing risks to biodiversity, ecosystems and humans, including for health, water access and and quality food security, coastal infrastructure and affecting the central needs of the region, including energy security. And in the near term, we expect these risks and impacts to be exacerbated. So if we look at the IPCC assessment of the Mediterranean, key risks we see going up with increasing warming for each key risk, the risks caused by climate change become more complex and difficult to manage. So if we take marine ecosystems, and as as an example, the consequences of climate change in the Mediterranean include the impacts of warming and acidification on corals, shellfish and increase in hypoxic areas and increases in invasive species replacing endemic species. We are seeing the loss of top marine predators and decreasing fish size and a reduction of commercial fish stocks. So if we limit global warming, this does. Reduce risks and be associated losses and damages, but it does not eliminate them, and there is evidence of constraints and limits to adaptation by region and sector, where monitoring, reporting and assessment are essential to understand the current conditions, the emergence of critical conditions, and to evaluate projected future changes. Now we're currently completing three additional products. There are three Medics special reports coming out this year, but cover issues identified in the first assessment report that required more in depth analysis. Also agreed with the input of decision makers. So a special report on coastal risks, one that looks at the interlinkages of climate change with the water, food, energy and ecosystems net Nexus. And the Special report on Environmental Change, conflict and Human migration. So going forwards, we we our ambition is to strengthen the science policy interface in the Mediterranean and the process to develop the next Mediterranean assessment report by two. We'll start this autumn and will be undertaken in the coming three years or so. So we'll be bringing together different perspectives from Mediterranean experts and policymakers and stakeholders to identify the areas of priority where policy relevant information is most needed. To support responsible decisions and policy making based on the best available science. So we'll assess a new advances in science, the vulnerabilities to climate change and environmental impacts, together with the many opportunities to reduce risks to the affected communities and ecosystems through actions that build long term resilience and informing the implementation of solutions that are consistent with achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and also strengthening the link between securing a healthy environment and well-being. So the future activities of Medic and the preparation of MAR two are really needs strong engagement of the supporting organizations. And here I'm really acknowledging the supporting organizations of our activities, They support us through funding and facilitating the science policy interface. And we also need continuous engagement of high level scientists and collaboration across stakeholders, policymakers, scientists and institutional frameworks. And we want to continue to strengthen this platform of communication between scientists and policymakers, as well as making this information available to citizens to inform their aspirations for a more sustainable future, and we note also the importance of international coordination and cooperation. So thank you for your interest in hearing about the Medic Network and the assessment. And I'd like to invite you to find out more and also directly participate in undertaking the second assessment report. Thank you.

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