27.02.2018 | Policy Brief / Strategy Brief Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for Indonesia Key Points Climate adaptations can be made on both a small-scale, in local communities, and at the national level. Infrastructure robustness and resilience is imperative in climate change adaptation for both flood and drought prevention. Efforts must be made to ensure food and water security... THEMES: Adaptation Strategies / Adaptation-Mitigation Nexus Indonesia
08.02.2018 | Report / Paper Examining the relationship between inequality and climate change in Papua New Guinea and Tonga Understanding the relationship between inequality and climate change risk is increasingly recognized as being central to informing effective adaptation action. In this research, negative outcomes of inequality associated with factors contributing to climate change vulnerability are traced in case studies in two high-risk Pacific nations;... THEMES: Adaptation Strategies / Adaptation-Mitigation NexusGender and Social Impacts Papua New Guinea,Tonga,
22.12.2017 | Policy Brief / Strategy Brief Assessing adaptive capacity and adaptation: insights from Samoan tourism operators Many of the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are known to be very vulnerable to climate change impacts. This is particularly so where national economies are highly dependent on tourism-related revenue. Yet, little is known of the adaptive capacities of tourism providers in SIDS and... THEMES: Adaptation Strategies / Adaptation-Mitigation Nexus Samoa
10.11.2017 | Policy Brief / Strategy Brief Measures to Address Loss and Damage Including Insurance for Coastal Fisher Folk of Bangladesh This policy brief provides an overview of the impact of climate change and natural hazards on fishing communities in Bangladesh. It estimates loss and damage and ways of addressing them through insurance risk transfer, and describes ways to proactively manage coastal risk. This policy brief... THEMES: Coastal Zone Management Bangladesh
09.11.2017 | Report / Paper Livelihood Security in Changing Climate: Insight from the Farmer’s Field Laboratory Climate induced natural hazards are emerging as a cause of major concern, particularly in the coastal and haor areas of Bangladesh. There is growing evidence that these hazards are appearing more frequently and are expected to be detrimental for agriculture. Given the threat to livelihood... THEMES: Natural Resources and Agriculture Bangladesh
30.10.2017 | Policy Brief / Strategy Brief Ecosystem-based Adaptation – A new approach to advance natural solutions for climate change adaptation Climate Change has already a major and even increasing impact on global developments and risks. Extreme events like flash floods, landslides, and severe droughts in diverse parts of the world will become more severe and more frequent. These impacts will have negative effects on several... THEMES: Ecosystems Based Adaptation Thailand
08.10.2017 | Report / Paper Assessing the Challenges in Successful Implementation and Adoption of Crop Insurance in Thailand The purpose of this paper is to assess the gaps in the adoption of crop insurance in Thailand and suggest possible solutions relating to policy support and framework, implementation mechanisms, technology adoption, and awareness amongst farmers. The methodology includes a literature review, interaction with officials,... THEMES: Natural Resources and Agriculture Thailand
02.10.2017 | Report / Paper Working across scales: Learning from seven years of climate compatible development in Asia The adoption of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Change Agreement, all in 2015, highlights the strength of international commitment behind climate compatible development. Given the immense scale of... THEMES: Adaptation Strategies / Adaptation-Mitigation Nexus India,Indonesia,Nepal,Pakistan,
22.08.2017 | Report / Paper Building capacity for risk management in a changing climate: A synthesis report from the Raising Risk Awareness project This report provides a summary of the Raising Risk Awareness project’s results and learning. In summarising both the project’s activities and stakeholders’ responses, this report may prove useful to scientists, development agencies and civil society-based organisations who wish to build on this foundational work in... THEMES: Communication and Awareness
24.07.2017 | Best Practice / Lessons Learned ESSENTIAL: Risk-related resettlement and relocation in urban areas This CDKN Essentials summarises recommendations on the appropriateness of, and best practices for, urban resettlement and relocation as a response to disaster risk. In cities worldwide, inequalities are high. Low-income populations suffer disproportionately the impacts of climatic and other hazard events, as well as being... THEMES: Disaster Risk Reduction