Titlebook: Climate Change Adaptation Strategies – An Upstream-downstream Perspective; Nadine Salzmann,Christian Huggel,Gina Ziervogel Book 2016 Sprin

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Vulnerability Assessments for Ecosystem-based Adaptation: Lessons from the Nor Yauyos Cochas Landscaal foundation. The following case study describes the application of a participatory VA approach, a model-based VA approach and a deductive VA approach, using a set of descriptors in a custom designed matrix. We also present a narrative description of each approach to explain in more detail the proc

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Making Climate Resilience a Private Sector Business: Insights from the Agricultural Sector in Nepal authors conducted semi-structured interviews with project stakeholders, financial modelling, risk assessment and a cost-benefit analysis..The study identified four key elements of the project strategy that helped to involve and raise the interest of Nepalese private actors in the project: (i) early

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The Science-Policy Dialogue for Climate Change Adaptation in Mountain Regionslicy dialogue, we show how this dialogue has been institutionalised in both developed and developing countries, by presenting examples from Switzerland, Kyrgyzstan, and Uganda. We then argue that closing the data gap relating to mountain climates and existing adaptive action could strengthen the sci

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Subash C. Raina,Rakesh Kumar Handaof the target regions, their implications for society have hardly been investigated anthropologically. One of the few social science studies emphasizes that climate change is only one out of many determinants of rural livelihoods in the target regions, which have not been addressed scientifically ye

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-16590-0of the century. Precipitation changes are dispersed with an increase of 300–400 mm in the north and decrease of 100–150 mm in the south regions. Summer precipitation is projected to reduce by 20 %, whereas winter precipitation is projected to increase in most areas by 5–20 % by the year 2100. Both f