Knowledge Sharing for Collective Climate Action
Authors/Creators
- 1. University of the Philippines Open University
Description
From the very beginning, KM proponents have maintained that knowledge is best shared as lessons learned, good practices and, interestingly enough, stories...This volume contains both good practices and stories that promote collective climate action. Part A contains ten food security-related climate change adaptation practices compiled under the Philippine Climate Change Adaptation Project or PhilCCAP sponsored by the Global Environmental Fund and the World Bank. Part B shares eighteen stories on climate change from the Dalaw-Turo initiative... representing the entire spectrum of the environment and natural resources sector, namely, forestry, mining, lands, protected areas, coastal resources, and environmental management.
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AFlor, BFlor_Knowledge Sharing for Collective Climate Action.pdf
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