Moving from Faith-based to Tested Adaptation Process and Approach: How Will We Know We’re Adapting?

Hoffman, Jennie R.; Hansen, Lara J.

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Moving from Faith-based to Tested Adaptation Process and Approach: How Will We Know We’re Adapting?

2022
By Hoffman, Jennie R. ; Hansen, Lara J.
Series: NOAA Climate-Smart Communities Series ; vol. 4

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This paper focuses on how the field of adaptation can shift from practices built on assumptions to practices built on evidence and deliberation. Doing so requires the systematic collection of information and the use of that information to support analysis and learning around when, where, why, and how to implement adaptation programs and projects, as well as who defines, implements, and benefits from adaptation action. In other words, the field of adaptation would benefit from increased and informed use of indicators, metrics, monitoring, and evaluation.
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