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Options for Managing Risk Coordinating Lead Authors: Mark New (South Africa), Diana …

The article evaluates the role of law in adaptation over the past decade. We track the
emergence of international adaptation law within the climate and non‐climate regime …

Flood risk is increasing across the world due to climate change and socio-economic
development, calling for a shift from traditional protection and post-event activism towards a …

This report provides an overview of climate action to date and assesses global and country-
level progress across benchmarks for six sectors that would limit global warming to 1.5 …

The management of climate-related risks has become increasingly important and more
frequently practised across many sectors of society. Concurrently, a proliferation of guidance …

With climate impacts increasing in both frequency and intensity and unprecedented climate
events having devastating results, the need for timely policy and action to support adaption …

Adaptation to climate change is an integral part of sustainable development and a necessity
for advanced and developing economies alike. How can adaptation be planned for and …

Climate change is highly relevant to social policy and the welfare state as it more and more
frequently affects people's private spheres like homes and livelihoods. In that sense, climate …

This paper is an interpretive reanalysis of 17 in-depth case studies of community-based
climate adaptation sponsored by the Kresge Foundation between 2014–2016. Drawing from …

Flood risk is increasing across the world due to climate change and socio-economic
developments, calling for a shift in flood risk management (FRM) from post-event activism …