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Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change in Southeast Asia

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  • Mozaharul Alam
  • Louis Lebel
  • Lucille Elna de Guzman
  • Oscar Zamora

Abstract

Southeast Asia relies heavily on its agricultural capacity, species diversity, and natural resources. However, with the whole region experiencing the impacts of climate change, the need to identify strategic roles for climate change adaptation and mitigation in Southeast Asia rises. Therefore, initiatives, policies, and new technologies are needed to help different countries in the region manage the effects of climate change. The challenge is in contextualizing and localizing international policies in designing and implementing projects on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Small communities should realize the need to contextualize such initiatives to fit their own needs and capacities. Â

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  • Mozaharul Alam & Louis Lebel & Lucille Elna de Guzman & Oscar Zamora, 2012. "Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change in Southeast Asia," Agriculture and Development Notes, Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA), vol. 1, pages 1-2.
    • Handle: RePEc:sag:seaadn:2012:120
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