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1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
The transition to a more climate smart approach for four regional flood risk management functions are explored.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
Policy brief arguing for integrated and flexible institutional and policy frameworks as a first step towards creating a policy environment that can build resilience to climate and disaster risks.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
This case study highlights the extent to which Practical Action Sri Lanka's housing intervention reflects a climate smart disaster risk management (CSDRM) approach and whether this has led to an opening of inclusive spaces and citizen engagement on disaster risk management (DRM) in a post-conflict setting.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
Strengthening Climate Resilience Discussion Paper 1
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
The unique nature of adaptation to climate change calls for experience-based learning M&E processes for discovering the key insights into adaptive capacity and its links to adaptation processes, and to risk and vulnerability reduction at large. The ADAPT guiding principles and indicators set the foundations towards this end.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
The CSDRM approach responds to the urgent need for organisations to be able to learn, reflect and integrate in better ways in order to remain relevant to their mission and goals.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
This assessment indicates pockets and trajectories of integration between Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation that promise improved development outcomes, but also demonstrates continued separation of DRR, CCA and development in some geographic areas and significant structural barriers to convergence in critical institutions at different scales.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
This paper explores the links between changing disaster risks due to climate change and the impacts on electricity generation.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
As climate change is understood to be one of many drivers of vulnerability, this case study examines how the CSDRM approach can be applied in Trincomalee District in the eastern province of Sri Lanka where people face conflict, displacement and disasters.
1 September 2010
Published by: IDS
This publication is part of the Strengthening Climate Resilience Discussion Series which aims to elaborate concepts and application of the Climate Smart Disaster Risk Management approach.