Institutions are one of the decisive factors which enable, constrain and shape adaptation to
the impacts of climate change, variability and extreme events. However, current …

Climate change has become a global burden, requiring strong institutional quality and
willingness to mitigate future impacts. Though emissions are transboundary and have the …

Agriculture is greatly influenced by climate change, especially in developing countries.
Farmers are both the basic executors of agricultural adaptation and among the most …

Across Europe, there is an increasing trend towards citizen involvement in the
implementation of flood risk governance. Policy-makers increasingly advocate co-produced …

Although Dutch cities were among the forerunners in local climate policy, a systematic
overview on climate mitigation and adaptation policy is still missing. This study aims to fill …

This study investigated the indicators of adaptive capacity along with disturbances in
community forest management systems in the East Asian countries, China, Japan and South …

Responding to the unprecedented social-environmental change facing humankind will
require responsive and flexible governance institutions (ie, systems of rules and social …

Environmental disasters, and especially floods, are among today's biggest sustainability
challenges. The number and intensity of floods are increasing, challenging current …

This article assesses how federal and state government approaches to fisheries co-
management in Australia facilitate adaptive capacity to environmental change. Drawing on …

Institutional feasibility defined as the ability of institutions to support adaptive capacity, is an
important aspect of climate adaptation, through its influence on the implementation of …