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Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change - Emerging lessons (Paperback, Black and White Photos ed.)
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Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change - Emerging lessons (Paperback, Black and White Photos ed.)
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Discovery Miles 3 450
You Save R190 (36%)
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As the world faces the reality of climate change, the urgent needs
of communities vulnerable to the changing climate must be
addressed. Communities need support in how to adapt; and this
adaptation must be rooted in local realities, though supported at
district, regional, national and international levels by policy
frameworks, and technical and financial resources. Community-based
adaptation (CBA), a concept developed in the late 1990s by
academics, was taken on board by development NGOs. As an emerging
field of work, one for which the scientific knowledge base is fast
increasing, it is vital that development practice, and the
understanding and capacity of those affected, develops in tandem.
This book is written largely by practitioners and researchers from
Asia, sub Saharan Africa and Mexico. It derives emerging lessons
which will assist in advancing academic work, as well as policy and
practice at government level in developing countries, and will
deepen understanding and create a sound basis for wider application
of CBA among policy makers and practitioners in NGOs and other
organizations working on CBA, as well as researchers and students
studying climate change adaptation.
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