This topic covers public policies and planning for adaptation, and the decisions shaped by them in government at all levels. It is important to consider the knowledge used in these decisions, their consultation processes and legitimacy.
Join this session to explore the value of epistemic justice, or questions of 'who gets to be a knower', why it is important, and the opportunities it offers for thinking through just climate adaptation
Climate Change Committee (CCC)'s latest report states that the current approach to adaptation in England is “not working” and requires “urgent strengthening” across flood defences, heat-wave planning, health services and infrastructure.
The 7th biennial European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA2025) will be held from June 16-18, 2025, in Rimini, Italy to to share adaptation implementation experiences, cutting-edge research, and to foster collaboration.
June 25–27, 2025
Join the Transformations Community in York to explore how to organise more effectively to support transformational and systemic change.
Do you have a report or case study to share, do you want to undertake research and learn from other’s experiences, or are you hoping to connect, discuss and collaborate with others?
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