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Sam Barrett

Researcher (climate adaptation), Natural Resources; agroecology

Sam Barrett's work focuses on the effectiveness, governance and evaluation of investments in climate adaptation, including integrating climate into development programming.
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Expertise

Adaptation finance allocation/effectiveness; climate-resilient livelihoods; monitoring and evaluation of climate adaptation programmes; integration of climate into development planning and decision-making; economic valuations of climate adaptation/resilient policy; private investment in climate adaptation.

Before IIED
  • UK Met. Office
  • Perspectives: Climate Change

Education

  • PhD Geography, Trinity College Dublin
  • MSC International Relations, London School of Economics
  • BA Political Science, Trinity College Dublin

Current work

Integrating climate into development programming; shock responsive social protection; private investment in adaptation; trade-offs in agriculture; agroecology

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Email: 
Sam.Barrett@iied.org
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Latest publications

Agri-food systems that work for people and planet: challenges and opportunities from Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda

Good climate finance guide: lessons for strengthening devolved climate finance

Supporting smallholders’ decision making: managing trade-offs and synergies for sustainable agricultural intensification

Deepening knowledge of MGNREGS’ contribution to climate resilience: a study of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh

How can standardised evaluation metrics increase climate resilience?

From climate risk to climate resilience

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