Accelerating Adaptation in the Global South

21 June 2021, Version 1
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Abstract

This session will explore how to promote action-orientated adaptation research in the Global South at the scale needed. Action-orientated research for adaptation is research that is iterative, transdisciplinary and co-produced, creating enhanced long-term understanding and mutually beneficial knowledge that is usable in practice. In this session, we will hear about the panel’s experience applying action-orientated research and explore what are the enabling factors that allow action-orientated research to happen and the findings be used. There will be a critique of the challenges in conducting this research and panelists will speak to what approaches have worked for them, or not. There will be insights into what are the multi- and trans-disciplinary enabling conditions that would allow others to more widely adopt this research approach that listens, communicates and responds to the needs of communities.

Keywords

Adaptation and Resilience
Place and Community
Global South
Technology
Farming

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