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2. Co-production of knowledge, solutions and services

Increasing Citizens’ Perception and Awareness of Climate Risks – A case study in Porto

Assessing long-term resilience of hydropower production in Switzerland: A transdisciplinary research approach

Makah Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Resource Assessment: A preliminary framework to utilize traditional knowledge into climate change planning

How local authorities of small and medium sized communities can be actively and successfully involved in climate change adaptation

The Swiss National Centre for Climate Services (NCCS): serving as a network agent and knowledge broker for climate services

The Politics of ‘Usable’ Knowledge: Examining the Co-production of Climate Services in Tanzania

New web-based service to evaluate and reduce the vulnerability of European farms to climate change

The risks of co-production

Enhancing urban resilience: The use of risk communication to motivate individual adaptive behaviour in flood risk areas

Dealing with heat stress at open air events: A multi-method approach on visitors’ vulnerability, risk awareness and adaptive behaviour

Citizen Participation in Climate Adaptation Processes

Local Climate Governance and System Innovation: Solutions for Local Mobility in the Portuguese Municipality of Torres Vedras

Flood Resilience of solid waste management in RESCCUE Project

Living Labs in Larvik – knowledge exchange with stakeholders to improve decision making for urban development in a changing climate

Collaborative approach to produce climate information for decision-making

Polynesian pathways to energy resilience – Phasing out electricity grids

Themes

1. Data, methods and approaches in Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction
2. Co-production of knowledge, solutions and services
3. Communication, data sharing and decision support
4. Institutions, governance, citizens and social justice
5. Global climate challenges
6. Climate risk management and resilience

Session types

Science practice session (SP), 1hr 45 mins
Science session, 1hr 45 mins – six oral communications (OC) per session
Poster session (PO) – 12 posters per session, organised by theme