MHEW symposium promotes research and technology, supporting the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2020.
Category: Climate Adaptation
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Enhancing Climate Action through the Knowledge Co-production Model
The paper highlights a new approach where researchers and knowledge users interact to co-create knowledge for action and decision-making.
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The Importance of Knowledge and Learning in Driving Climate Actions
The paper discusses the importance of adaptation learning support for stakeholders before and during the climate adaptation.
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Climate Adaptation and Mitigation thru Mangrove Conservation in SE Asia
Mangrove forests are vital for climate change adaptation and mitigation. To preserve them, strong government policies and support are needed.
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Why Expanding Roads Won’t Reduce Congestion Emission
As new roads are constructed, so too does the number of cars, and cities have expanded. Click the link to read more!
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Evidence and Causes of Climate Change 2020
The Royal Society and the US National Academy of Sciences have published a 2020 updated version of Climate Change Evidence and Causes.
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How Tuvalu is Protecting its Coast from Climate Change
Tuvalu established the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP) to protect itself from coastal hazards caused by climate change.Tuvalu established the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP) to protect itself from coastal hazards caused by climate change.
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Philippines’ GCF Proposal on Climate Change Resilience Building
The Philippines submitted a program proposal to the Green Climate Fund (GCF) 2017 to fund their climate change adaptation aspirations.
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A Review of China’s Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Policies
China's climate policies thru climate adaptation strategies, renewable energy programs, and reductions of Carbon emissions need more results.
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Samoa’s Climate Adaptation Challenges Western Perceptions
Samoa's community-based adaptation can tap on villager’s expertise in working with rather than against nature, a model others can follow.