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The CRM framework sets out a structured process to assess climate risks and develop various risk management measures at both national and state level.

This paper compares the framework of the IPCC AR4 (2007) to that outlined in IPCC AR5 (2014) and describes how the AR5 framework provides a more contextualised and operationalisable approach.

Check out this Google Earth Flyover video for the emBRACE case study South Tyrol, Italy.

This VAR Report assesses the current-day values of key assets at risk to climate change in the Lower Mekong Basin countries.

This paper describes a participatory methodology used to assess the current vulnerability of local communities in the Congo Basinon the COBAM project. Vulnerability has been studied through the lenses of different dimensions: system and exposure units, dynamic processes, multiple threats, differential exposure, social capital and collective action. The purpose of this framework is to grasp the socio-ecological dynamics in the system over the past decades, in order to identify future actions for reducing vulnerability and to enhance adaptive capacity.

Applying a new conceptual framework, SEI has developed the Adaptation without Borders Index of Exposure(or AwB Index, for short).

The CVCA methodology provides a framework for analyzing vulnerability and capacity to adapt to climate change at the community level.