Adapting development cooperation to adapt to climate change1

Climate change can affect the efficiency with which development resources are invested and the eventual achievement of many development objectives. Drawing upon illustrative case studies in six developing countries: Bangladesh, Egypt, Tanzania, Uruguay, Nepal and Fiji, this article examines the syne...

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Published in:Climate policy 2008-01, Vol.8 (2), p.183-183
Main Authors: Agrawala, Shardul, Van Aalst, Maarten
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Adaptation
Barriers
Case studies
Climate change
Constraints
Cooperation
Coordination
Data collection
Developing countries
Efficiency
Environmental risk
Greenhouse effect
Greenhouse gases
Implementation
Industrialized nations
International cooperation
Investments
LDCs
Mainstreaming
Management
Risk
Risk management
Studies
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description Climate change can affect the efficiency with which development resources are invested and the eventual achievement of many development objectives. Drawing upon illustrative case studies in six developing countries: Bangladesh, Egypt, Tanzania, Uruguay, Nepal and Fiji, this article examines the synergies and trade-offs involved in integrating adaptation to climate change in development cooperation activities. Key barriers facing such integration are identified. An agenda is proposed for enhancing development efforts by mainstreaming climate risk management, organized around improving the usability of climate information, developing and testing climate risk screening tools, employing appropriate entry points for climate information, focusing more on implementation, and improving coordination and sharing of good practices.
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subjects Adaptation
Barriers
Case studies
Climate change
Constraints
Cooperation
Coordination
Data collection
Developing countries
Efficiency
Environmental risk
Greenhouse effect
Greenhouse gases
Implementation
Industrialized nations
International cooperation
Investments
LDCs
Mainstreaming
Management
Risk
Risk management
Studies
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