Adaptation planning

Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluation of adaptation to climate change in Mexico.
Under the need to build measurement systems that contain common structure and methodology but sensitive to local contexts, 3 types of indicators are proposed. The indicators are:
– Context indicators: These have already been raised by different government institutions in Mexico with a municipal breakdown, and that refer to whether an adaptation measure is appropriate to the circumstances of the site. The information for the indicators or specific is available from secondary sources of web pages of Mexican institutions, which show initial information that allows characterizing the context, socioeconomic, cultural and environmental aspects related to the state and change in the conditions of vulnerability to climate change of the population and territory where the adaptation measure is implemented or will be implemented, with which a first sketch to guide the adaptation process. Also, the indicators seek to know if the design and implementation of an adaptation measure addresses specific problems and is relevant according to the social, economic, cultural, political and environmental conditions of the territory.
– Management indicators: These indicators seek to know the fulfillment of the administrative progress, of the processes and of the programmatic activities of the execution of an adaptation measure and 34 indicators are proposed.
– Impact indicators: These indicators determine the main results of the adaptation measure in terms of the reduction of the conditions of vulnerability, and the transformations generated. 34 indicators are proposed.

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