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We Don't Have Time is launching a series of lectures together with a number of Stockholm based institutions on the connection between Climate Change and Democracy. I encourage all to take a look at these lectures, which will be available on demand via We Don't Have Time in the coming weeks. The importance of Democracy in the fight against Climate Change is often overlooked, sometimes it's even seen as a hindrance for climate action, with authoritarian states seemingly being able to enforce environmental policy much more swiftly. This often fails to materialize as autocracies rely on constant supervision to enforce a policy. This is because of a lack of "Buy-in" from citizens in non-democracies. With representation, proper information and opportunities for input from citizens, decisions take longer to form, but are much more likely to actually reach the desired effect. Looking forward to this series as it will dive deeper into these questions! #Democracy #ClimateChange #Sustainability

Coming back for the kick off meeting of Pathways2Resilience, looking forward to the next 18 months working with regions on their climate resilience strategies. A couple of unexpected observation (at least form me) - lots of interesting in visioning and futures as a way to engage local stakeholders and expand the way planing is done. But more than the methods, it’s about how to embed these regions into policy and citizens processes and thinking. - many questions about monitoring and evaluation of adaptation, what are adaptation outcomes? Which I think connects nicely with the point above. How to understand progress in the context of deep uncertainties and highly local agendas.  looking forward to working with Sanchita Bakshi Ricardo Silva Valeria Di Fant Silvia Doglioni in these topics, and of course, the 40 regions! (for photos, please refer to people with talent such as Aida Khalilova

📣 BIG NEWS 📣 ✍ We're thrilled to announce the SEPTEMBER EDITION of our publication with 12 NEW ARTICLES written by experienced young authors from around the world. 🔍 In this edition, our writers dive into important legal decisions, the relationship between climate and health, the power of industry lobbying, the importance of a just transition for indigenous communities, climate in film and much more. 💡 Each article is carefully researched, scientifically referenced and edited. 🔗 Start reading today: https://lnkd.in/dGNRE8iA #climatecrisis #climatejournal #climateresearch #climateaction

Our Open Access Monograph "Five Insights for Avoiding Global Collapse" by Gaya Herrington was referenced in an article for ISLE: International Studies in Literature and Environment. The article, "Survival of the Richest? Exploring Climate Justice and Wealth Inequality with Geoff Rodkey’s 'We’re Not from Here'" (Marek Oziewicz), discusses climate justice in the context of socioecological inequalities and forms of violence against the planet and its peoples. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePpa8is6 Download and read "Five Insights for Avoiding Global Collapse" 👉 https://lnkd.in/eCWEvgHU

We're excited to share that Prime is exploring adaptation and resilience as a priority area for new capital programming after adding it to our organization's theory of change in 2023. Led by Chidalu Onyenso, Prime's Spring 2023 Impact Fellow and CEO of Earthbond, we've undertaken a research study on the funding challenges and opportunities for climate adaptation efforts in Africa. 🌍 This research is a testament to Prime's commitment to learning and capacity-building in the pursuit of essential climate adaptation goals. 📊 Discover the insights and findings from our research in the full report! https://lnkd.in/egGqaaUk #ClimateAdaptation #ClimateResilience #ClimateFinance #ClimateAction

📣 Discover the CLARE projects aiming to strengthen the capacity of #ClimateAdaptation actors to drive action for sustainable, inclusive, climate-resilient development. 🌍🌱🌏 Funded under the CLimate Adaptation and REsilience (CLARE) Research programme, the cohort of projects are enabling researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and other key actors in Africa and the Asia-Pacific region to drive adaptation action and build a more resilient future for those most impacted by #ClimateChange. CLARE is a framework research programme on #CLimateAdaptationREsilience, jointly run by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and IDRC. Meet the projects: https://bit.ly/3VV7jLs

From #literacy to climate resilience, learn how everyday experiences drive change! 📚 Our new International Review of #Education article explores participatory research's role in empowering marginalized communities, showcasing inspiring examples from Asia. Read the article now ℹ️ https://shorturl.at/uAgDJ #SDG4 #SDG13

❓What future are we building for our children and grandchildren? In the age of climate change, rapid digital transformation, geopolitical instability and environmental destruction the fate of Future Generations is increasingly uncertain. 🎙 During our upcoming #FutureGenerations Conference, "Shaping tomorrow today: Advocate for Future Generations", experts will delve into the crucial concept of intergenerational justice through an interdisciplinary lens. ➡ Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/dRTbhE7r

Did you miss our 2023 Annual Report? 📗 From ecosystem restoration to building capacity for climate action, find out how we have been strengthening the links between science and policy to advance sustainable development. Download the report to learn more about our activities and achievements over the past year, including publications, policy engagement, media coverage and more  ➡️ https://buff.ly/3BpfpFE