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Listen to the Glacier Trust's Great Adaptations podcast featuring interviews with leading figures in the climate change adaptation and climate justice movement.

Climate change does not affect everyone in the same way. Men and women are affected differently. Their responses to the...

Social network mapping is used to help identify stakeholders in climate adaptation planning.

Seasonal calendar exercise conducted in Massabla, Mali Objectives The seasonal calendar exercise was conducted during the field visit to the...

Women’s Vulnerability to Natural Disasters in Noakhali In Noakhali, society supports a rigid gender division of labor that perceives men...

This publication outlines the main obstacles that may be encountered when trying to plan and implement participatory processes.

Learn about the significance of power and how it can act in positive ways (empowerment) but also in negative ways, for example through excluding people from participating in the process or manipulating what information is shared.

'Social' learning is thought to occur through the sharing of knowledge between individuals, groups and organisations in society through interactions, particularly in novel environments and situations where new opportunities and spaces of possibility can be explored.

Stakeholder participation can be used to democratise science and empower citizens, to inform policy making and to advise decision-making processes.

Learn about useful exercises for identifying stakeholders that have a legitimate stake in the outcome of a decision or project.