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Community Based Adaptation Exchange (CBA-X)
About this project
Background
Community based adaptation recognises that environmental knowledge, vulnerability and resilience to climate impacts are embedded in societies and cultures. This means the focus is on empowering communities to themselves take action based on their own decision-making processes.
Increased resilience to climate stresses can be achieved by enabling communities to enhance their capacity to cope with climate extremes and surprises, such as hurricanes, floods or droughts. Although community based adaptation is an emerging area, efforts are being been made to develop participatory methodologies, raise awareness of climate change and foster adaptive capacity.
Dates
Aims
To share resources between practitioners, stakeholders, policy-makers, NGOs and IGOs providing an easily accessible platform to support the exchange of up-to-date information about community-based adaptation to climate change. Topics include:
- Background information and policy resources
- Case Studies
- Tools and Practice
Impacts
- Linking people and communities on CBA issues
- Dossier of shared good practice promotes learning-by-doing
- Wide dissemination through easily accessible online resource
Partners
ELDIS - development policy, practice and research portal



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