Full Description
Climate change is one of the major challenges of our time. Escalating climate disasters like storms, floods, and dry spells lead to disruptions, social conflicts, and unrest. This book elucidates the reality of climate adaptation related challenges and needs in vulnerable territories. It considers cities, land use, anticipatory governance, and the role of civil society, as well as early warning systems and nature-based solutions. The research also highlights major obstacles such as funding, knowledge gaps, trade-offs, social justice, and multi-stakeholder cooperation. The book is unique in that it unites a variety of perspectives and examples from different regions to develop a thorough and nuanced perspective on potential climate change solutions and the barriers to behavioral change at all levels of climate-related decision making.
Contents
Ambitions and challenges of climate Adaptation in ten cities by Pascaline Gaborit PhD.— Sustainable local economic development and gender perspective in the context of climate change adaptation by Unang Mulkhan PhD.— Exploring Alternatives in dealing with Climate Change and Land Based Conflicts by Arief Wicaksono and Ilya Moeliono — Urban Climate Resilience and Water: Successful Adaptive Planning, and Early Warning Systems by Pascaline Gaborit PhD — System for Multi-hazard Potential Impact Assessment, Alert, Emergency Response Planning and Tracking (SMART) in Tamil Nadu India by Dr. Korlapati Satyagopal IAS Rtd, Dr. Itesh Dash, Dr. Jothiganesh Shanmugasundaram, Ramraj Narasimhan, Subbiah Arjunapermal (RIMES)— Landslide Vulnerability, Risk and Resilience Management of Cultural Heritage Sites in the Western Slope of Lawu Mountain, Indonesia, by Muhamad Iko Kersapati1, Muhammad Attorik Falensky2, Gina Fitri2, Heri Purwanto3— Nature-Based Solutions in Climate Adaptation: A shift from Specific, Isolated Tools to large-scale Global Conservation by Pascaline PhD Gaborit with contributions from Zoé Thouvenot — The Circular Economy from the perspective of Local Climate Adaptation and Mitigation by Pascaline Gaborit PhD.— Indonesian Women in a Circular Economy: Waste Management Programs by Bulan Prabawani1,2*, Wiwandari Handayani1,3*, Dessy Ariyanti1,4*, Diana Nur Afifah1,5*— Sustainable finance: the hindered potential of ESG investing in funding climate mitigation, climate adaptation and resilience by Zoé Thouvenot — South Asia Region - Expanding Economy with Resilience and Adaptation Financing Challenges by Kamlesh Pathak — Conclusion-Can local and international dialogue on climate adaptation echo and reinforce one another? A way forward. by Pascaline Gaborit PhD — Biographies and acknowledgements .
