Successful Adaptation, Urban Imaginaries
What is limiting how we imagine adaptation?
IMAGINE climate change adaptation in urban areas
IMAGINE Adaptation addresses the urgent need to evaluate climate change adaptation in urban areas and understand progress across governance levels. It argues that the current focus on policy progress can be a useful first step, but it is not indicative of effective adaptation.
The project aims to revisit the concept of adaptation success and go beyond technical framings to consider equity, justice, and maladaptive issues. In doing so the project will pioneer new ways to evaluate adaptation, and contribute to discussions on how local progress can inform global goals.
Only by understanding what good adaptation looks like, can we think of how to evaluate it.
Evaluating Urban nature-based solutions: What Makes Good Information?
In recent years, nature-based solutions (NbS) have gained traction as a vital strategy for addressing the interconnected challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and social inequality in urban environments. However, measuring the effectiveness of these solutions, particularly in terms of their contribution to climate adaptation, requires a nuanced understanding of what constitutes relevant and useful information.
read moreWhat is limiting how we imagine adaptation?
We are happy to tell you that our new open-access review paper is out now in the journal Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability.
read moreLa Uni Climática V edición
La quinta edición de La Uni Climática estará dedicada a la adaptación. El 15 de julio vuelve el espacio de formación online sobre clima y biodiversidad con una treintena de ponencias bajo demanda y contenidos en directo durante la semana de inauguración. En total, participarán una treintena de especialistas. Destacan Ana Terra Amorim-Maia (BC3) y Marta Olazabal (BC3).
Read moreDisrupting the imaginaries of urban action to deliver just adaptation
Editorial as part of the collection "Urban Adaptation: Disrupting Imaginaries & Practices"