Titlebook: Climate Change and Coastal Resources in Tanzania; Studies on Socio-Eco Pius Zebhe Yanda,Ian Bryceson,Claude Gasper Mung‘o Book 2019 Springe

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Climate Change and Socio-ecological Systems’ Vulnerability in the?Coastal Areas of Tanzania: A Synthmmunities of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia. This last chapter of the monograph summarizes the findings of the case study assessments, draws the main conclusions from them, and identifies the best adaptation strategies that utilize available assets, improve adaptive capacity, and reduce socioeconomic vulnerability (Metcalf et al. 2015).

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2352-0698 hood security. Then, intervention strategies are offered as a means for local communities to not only adapt to climate change impacts, but also to engage in decision-making processes to assess vulnerabilities a978-3-030-04897-6Series ISSN 2352-0698 Series E-ISSN 2352-0701

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The Market Economy System in Question,ange has happened and is still happening in the study area. The notable impacts of climate change include decrease of rainfall and change of rainfall seasons and patterns, emergence of new crop diseases and pests, decrease of fish catch, intrusion of salinity in the rivers and inland and general dec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23375-3ithin the age group 31–49?years (60.3%). About 77.6% and 70% of the respondents were specific . producers and literate, respectively. Despite the challenges . production was the most popular alternative livelihood performed by many rural populations in Zanzibar. Seaweed farmers perceived that seawee

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Guy Morrow,Daniel Nordg?rd,Peter Tschmuckchange detection. Coral bleaching levels and coral size class distribution were assessed. A belt transect of 25 m × 1 m was used to sample for coral colonies larger than 10 cm in diameter, whereas sampling for corals smaller than 10?cm, which were considered as recruits, was done using six 1 m. quad

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Sarah Raine,Haftor Medb?e,José Dias 223 households (7.7% of the total households 2892) were randomly selected as the study sample. Household surveys, key informant interviews and FGDs were conducted to get information on the perception of the local community on climate change and its impacts on individual and community livelihood sys

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Introduction: Fascism and the Other ‘-isms’e two phases included key informant interviews, FGDs, transect walks and on-sight observations. The study also employed an integrated assessment of socioecological systems’ vulnerability to climate change and variability as well as adaptive capacity and the implications of these in resilience. Clima