A study shows that decarbonising the cheapest and easy sector over the most expensive and difficult one is not cost-effective.
Category: Climate Adaptation
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Welcome to the Team, Claire-Louise Bode!
Climate Adaptation Platform is happy to welcome Claire-Louise to the team. Claire-Louise is our geospatial climatologist.
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How Climate Change Archaeology Can Help Adaptation Challenges
We can learn from past climate experiences, the factors that promoted resilience, the possible solutions to today's climate change issues.
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Climate Adaptation and Curbing Hunger by Investing in Agriculture R&D
Investing more in agricultural research can prevent the rise in hunger in Africa, the South of the Sahara and South Asia, according to a study by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). The study says that climate change will push 78 million more people into chronic hunger by 2050. Increasing investments in international agriculture...
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Climate Change Adaptation thru Nuclear Science and Technology
Applying nuclear science and technology can help farmers in water-scarce, and climate-vulnerable regions continue growing and producing food.
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Delivering Absolute Zero Emissions
The report details what we can do as individuals and in the key sectors and industries to reduce emissions from today to beyond 2050.
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Climate Adaptation Start-ups Investments in Africa and South Asia
ClimateLaunchpad accepts green business ideas worldwide on climate adaptation, climate resilience, and other related concepts.
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Climate Change Vulnerability and Risks in Vietnam’s Agriculture Sectors
The assessments are used for an evidence-based and risk-informed national climate adaptation plan for Vietnam’s agriculture sector.
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Vietnam’s Health Sector’s Risk and Climate Adaptation
A study looks at Vietnam’s climate change health risk, its citizens' vulnerability, and the capacity to manage and adapt to these risks.
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100 Climate Actions from Asian Cities and the Pacific
The ADB June 2021 report is a compilation of 100+ programs on climate change and its impacts in Asia and the Pacific.