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Upscaling Community-based Adaptation: An Introduction To The Edited Volume /rhannah Reid And E. Lisa F. Schipper -- Adaptive Capacity / Rachel Berger, Jonathan Ensor, Kirsty Wilson, Indrani Phukan And Srijita Dasgupta -- Adapting Development: How Wider Development Interventions Can Support Adaptive Capacity At The Community Level / Eva Ludi, Sarah Wiggins, Lindsey Jones, Jo Lofthouse And Simon Levine -- The Economics Of Cba / Muyeye Chambwera, Maria Rebecca Campos, Martin Obermaier, Jessica Frank And Denise Loga -- Seeking Sustainable Financing Mechanisms For Upscaling Community-based Adaptation / Fumiko Fukuoka, Charles Nyandiga, Paul Mitchell, Achala Chandani, James Hardcastle, Andrew Adwera, Aminul Islam, Sarwat Chowdhury, Albon Ishoda And Leena Wokeck How Is Community-based Adaptation Scaled Up In Environmental Risk Assessment?: Lessons From Ecosystem-based Adaptation / Tim Forsyth -- Scaling Up The Use Of Tools For Community-based Adaptation: Issues And Challenges / Tine Rossing, Agnes Otzelberger Adn Pascal Girot -- Agriculture And Climate Forecasting / Sudip K. Rakshit, Richard Ewbank And Dinanath Bhandari -- Serious Fun: Scaling Up Community-based Adaptation Through Experiential Learning / Pablo Suarez, Janot Mendler De Suarez, Bettina Koelle And Maxwell Boykoff Scaling Up Community-based Adaptation To Protect Health From Climate Change / Joy Shumake-guillemot, Kristie L. Ebi, Iqbal Kabir, Thuan Nguyen And Mazan Malawi -- Down Home, It's All The Same: Building Synergisms Between Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction And Community-based Change Adaptation / Ben Wisner, Marcus Oxley, Pramita Harjati Budhardjo, Karina Copen, Gina Castillo, Terry Cannon, Jessica Mercer And Stephane Bonduelle -- Upscaling Cba In Agriculture / Stephan Baas And Anna Ricoy Community Participation In Urban Adaptation To Climate Change: Potential And Limits For Community-based Adaptation Approaches / Katarina Soltesova, Anna Brown, Ashvin Dayal And David Dodman -- Gender In Scaling U
This volume investigates the critical challenge of scaling up community-based adaptation (CBA) strategies to effectively address the global impacts of climate change. The editors, a group of distinguished researchers and practitioners in environmental policy and development, synthesize diverse case studies and theoretical frameworks to determine how localized climate resilience efforts can be integrated into broader national and international development agendas. By examining the intersection of economics, agriculture, health, and disaster risk reduction, the text argues that sustainable scaling requires a multi-sectoral approach that prioritizes local agency while leveraging institutional support.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this volume as a comprehensive resource for policymakers and practitioners seeking to bridge the gap between grassroots adaptation and systemic policy change. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous, evidence-based foundation for understanding the complexities of climate resilience at scale.
Page Count:
300
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0203105060
ISBN-13:
9780203105061
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