Current climate change estimates indicate that major environmental changes are likely to occur due to climate change in practically every part of the world, with majority of these changes being felt through modification of hydrological cycle as e.g. floods, droughts and storms. Climate change impacts are also estimated to be particularly severe in many developing countries of the world.
It is therefore no surprise that climate change adaptation has become one of the focal points of current development discussion. The negative impacts of climate change are likely to bring new challenges as well as to magnify already existing ones, particularly when looking things at more long term. The changing climate may also bring opportunities, many of which are not yet fully understood. Consequently, climate change adaptation is an important issue to focus on, and –due to close linkages between climate and hydrological cycle- it requires particularly thorough understanding of water and related resources.
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