Editor’s choice
Numerous climate change adaptation programs are currently underway. However, most current adaptation responses are fragmented and uneven and risk contributing to maladaptation, which occurs when adaptation efforts produce unintended negative consequences on people and environments, especially vulnerable groups such as women. Yet, linkages between climate change adaptation, dispossession, displacement and its gendered dimensions are under-researched.
2024–2028
We will consider several CCA strategies in coastal regions in Bangladesh, Ghana, and the Philippines to see impacts in various contexts, follow different implementation timelines, and capture similarities and differences as well as transnational solutions.
Canada
Norway
United Kingdom
Bangladesh
Ghana
Philippines
This project receives funding from the Canada Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, The Research Council of Norway (RCN), and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
Perspective / Indigenous and local aquaculture producers reflected on the future of aquaculture Nature-based Solutions (NbS) at CBA20.
20 July 2026 / About Adaptation
Past event / Join SEI and CUSRI in building knowledge and connecting research to policy for Thailand's sustainable climate adaptation.
08 July 2026 / About Adaptation
SEI report / How do adaptation policies and governance acknowledge and respond to the systemic nature of climate change?
29 May 2026 / About Adaptation