Odisha ICZM Flashcards

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What is an ICZM?

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A continuous and iterative process designed to promote sustainable management of coastal zones

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What objectives do ICZMs bring together?

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A means to accept and bring together different objectives for coastal areas in such an order that multiple: social, economic, cultural and environmental goals can be achieved

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Why did an ICZM work in Odisha?

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Because a large area needed protection

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Where is Odisha?

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The East coast of India

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Why is sustainability so important for Odisha?

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India is a developing country where carrying out work in an economical way to reach as many goals as possible is more sustainable

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Why are the local community stakeholders?

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They live and work in the area, so any decisions made higher up will likely affect them and their livelihoods

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Why are ecologists and wildlife specialists stakeholders?

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Wildlife and the environment may be damaged so care must be taken to ensure that as little damage as possible is done

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Why are local government officials stakeholders?

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The ICZM will be carried out on state owned land, and could be partially or entirely funded by the government

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Why is the Odisha Tourism Development Corporation a stakeholder?

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Tourism is a crucial industry in the area so any negative impact would have huge social and economic repercussions

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Why is the Odisha State Pollution Control Board a stakeholder?

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The pollution board was consulted so that any pollution caused by the ICZM could be controlled to reduce pollution in the air and water

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Why were the fishing community stakeholders?

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Many people rely on the sea for their source of income, so fishing communities were consulted on the effects the ICZM may have on their businesses

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What area of mangroves was planted in Odisha?

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1435 km2

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Which organisations were involved? (3)

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-State government
- World bank
- Ministry of environment, forest and climate change

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Why were mangroves necessary?

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Mangroves provide habitats for endangered species such as the Olive Ridley turtle, as well as protecting the coast from erosion

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When was the ICZM pilot project?

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2010 - 2015

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What are the benefits of planting mangroves? (5)

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-Wind and swell waves reduced
- flooding impacts of storm surge reduced
- tsunami heights reduced
- roots bind and build soils
- cheap to plant

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What is resilience?

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The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties

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What is adaptation?

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The process of change by which something becomes better suited to its environment

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What is mitigation?

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Reducing the severity of something

20
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What are the landforms around Odisha like?

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Many recent depositional landforms

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What is the coastline made up of?

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6 deltas, “hexadeltic region”

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What is Chilika Lake?

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A salty lagoon, renowned for bird life but less saline in the monsoon season when diluted by rainfall

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Where does the sediment around Odisha come from?

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The 6 deltas, sediment is fluvial

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How much of Odisha’s coastline is dynamic?

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85.6%

25
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Why is adaptation and mitigation needed in Odisha?

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It is frequently hit by tropical storms, cyclones

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When was cyclone Phalin?

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October 2013

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How does Odisha show resilience?

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Because people still live there despite the cyclones and threat of coastal changes and erosion

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How has the state adapted to the threats it faces?

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It provides supplies ahead of any forms and staged evacuations are done every so often to mimic real evacuations. Warnings are broadcasted of any incoming storms.

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How does Odisha show resilience?

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Because people still live there despite the cyclones and threat of coastal changes and erosion