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The EcoAdapt project assisted South American communities in developing their ecosystem-based adaptation strategies.

This Occasional Paper presents the results of the EcoAdapt Project, a joint undertaking by four research and five civil society organizations from Europe and Latin America.

Ecosystem- and community- based both have valuable benefits, but are often used in isolation.This article describes lessons learned from the integration of both approaches in the EcoAdapt project.

This report is a synthesis of the information gathered during 2 years of studies and stakeholder engagement in the EcoAdapt process implemented in the Model Forest Araucarias de Alto Malleco, Chile.

This report summarises the results of a cross-site analysis of ecosystem-based adaptation projects in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.

As global warming continues many Latin American countries face critical water scarcity issues. See this study on socio-institutional context of three countries in the region.

Introducción Los incendios forestales suponen alteraciones serias e impactos negativos sobre los ecosistemas. Estos impactos van desde la pérdida de...

Introducción Este artículo sintetiza los resultados de un estudio que analiza el contexto socio-institucional en el Bosque Modelo de la...

One of the project goals Forest conservation and development in the Chiquitano Forest ecoregion (Bolivia and Paraguay) was the elaboration of Municipal Land Management Plans (MOP) of municipalities of the Chiquitania. According to the methodology, evaluation component within the territory, and Socioeconomic Zoning Agroecológica it is key to determining the suitability of the land and then to formulate the Land Use Plan

Your website, using weADAPT technology We are offering the opportunity to take advantage of all the features that you see on weADAPT. Partner websites will appear as fully independent sites with independent URLs and unique website design. They will use the same keyword tagging system used on weADAPT, which helps to increase visibility in online searches via popular search engines, and via searches made by weADAPT’s 6000+ registered members and 120,000 annual, unique site visitors. See some examples: Adaptation at Altitude (Zoi Environment Network for SDC) Adaptation Learning Network (Royal Roads University, Vancouver, BC) Adaptation Without Borders (ODI, SEI, IDDRI) Water Adaptation Community (Global Centre on Adaptation) Climate Change Knowledge Hub (Islamic Development Bank) Maximising the impact & synergy of climate change research & innovation - MAIA (BC3)