As part of the UKCIP 20th Anniversary celebrations in November, we featured the results of adaptation research being undertaken by young researchers here at Oxford University and from Griffith University in Australia.
The researchers addressed a number of critical challenges:
- Health action for climate and disaster risk
- Organising policy on the ground
- Adaptation in vulnerable communities
- The role of adaptation heuristics
- An integrated assessment of malaria risk.
Looking across the research and at those presenting shows that the future of adaptation research is in safe hands.
Prioritising health action for climate and disaster risk from the Philippines
Nicola Banwell
Organising policy on the ground: analysis of Ghana’s agriculture climate adaptation
Abrar Chaudhury
Researching adaptation in vulnerable communities – the case of West African cocoa smallholders
Victoria Maguire-Rajpaul
Climate adaptation science and decision-making: the role of adaptation heuristics
Johanna Nalau
