community-based adaptation

Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction mid-term review

Other publication / This report identifies achievements in disaster risk reduction (DRR) since 2015 under the Sendai Framework and highlights key implementation gaps.

Highlights from the Mistra Geopolitics annual conference 2023

Feature / Experts shared the latest insights from the research themes of food security, sustainable oceans, decarbonization and foresight at the annual conference.

Contesting legitimacy in global environmental governance – an exploration of transboundary climate risk management in the Brazilian-German coffee supply-chain

Journal article / In this paper the authors unpack the contested nature of legitimacy by examining the governance of TCRs in agricultural supply-chains.

Principles for co-producing climate services: practical insights from FRACTAL (working paper)

Other publication / This paper discusses principles for co-producing climate services using insights from the Future Resilience of African CiTies and Lands (FRACTAL) project.

Transboundary Rivers of South Asia

Program / This 4-year program aims to foster stronger cooperation in managing shared water resources and building resilience among riparian communities.

Adaptation AGORA – A Gathering place to cO-design and co-cReate Adaptation

Project / Adaptation AGORA will support the adaptation to climate change by leveraging and step-forwarding best practices, innovative approaches and policy instruments.

Regions4Climate

Project / Regions4Climate will implement innovative actions to enhance climate resilience within the real-life environments of partner regions.

Governance and everyday adaptations? Examining the disconnect between planned and autonomous adaptation through justice outcomes

Journal article / This article shows how planned and autonomous climate change adaptation can be understood together.

Women environmental human rights defenders in Nepal and the Philippines: unpacking the (mal)development–disaster risk relationship through lived experiences

SEI report / The study suggests that WEHRDs' knowledge, skills and activism have the potential to break the relationship between maldevelopment and disasters.