We are currently looking for study participants to look at different images created by an artist. The purpose of the study is for participants to look at these illustrations and select the images that best represent how they imagine their city adapted.
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By gathering expert and local views, we propose to revisit the concept of successful adaptation. We argue that only by understanding what good adaptation looks like, can we think of how to evaluate it.
If you are unable to complete the survey now but are interested in participating please leave your details here (eepurl.com/irLQLI) and we will be in touch with you with instructions on how to participate!
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© All rights reserved. Illustrations used in this study are the property of BC3 Basque Centre for Climate Change – IMAGINE adaptation (ERC, IMAGINE adaptation, 101039429). Author Josune Urrutia.
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