Already 30 years have seen the old man in northern Canada Algonquinindianer of the changes in snow quality and weather regime and warned. Today we know that climate change threatens the populations of caribou and the living of their peoples. Although in most languages of the world, the term climate change can not be transferred easily, so make Communities around the world that their habitats change and their existence is threatened. presented
On a side event, the Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies experiences from community-based "projects in South Asia and Africa. Communities harvest water, create dams and ponds, make use of adapted varieties and traditional agricultural techniques, lay on beds of water hyacinths on the water, grow pumpkins on sandbars in the river and much more. Countries such as Bangladesh recognize the importance of effective and credible non-governmental organization on the ground, working with the communities. Across the continent was made the experience that an independent learning process in communities is central to supplement the traditional knowledge and scientific approaches to climate change each other. NGOs have experience and methods to develop with communities adapt. Because people are on site already confronted, to search for new paths. But often there is no equivalent of state structures and policies at regional and national levels.
There is a large, unresolved challenges, such as customized solutions can be made available to other communities. But measure the touchstone on which the least developed developing countries here in Poznan negotiations, is direct access and the level of resources made available.
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