Julian CaldecottSurviving Climate Chaos
By Strengthening Communities and Ecosystems
Julian Caldecott is Director of Creatura Ltd, an environmental consultancy, and has a background in wildlife research and conservation in tropical rainforests. Since 2000 he has led evaluations of major aid investments for the EC, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, the UK, and the World Bank, focussing on climate change, biodiversity, ecosystem management, sustainability, and institutional and community development. He has written seven books, including Designing Conservation Projects (Cambridge, 1996).
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I. Context, Tools and Systems: 1. Adaptation and the Paris Agreement
2. Chaos and Climate Emergency
Part II. Understanding Climate Chaos: 3. Systems, Climate and Ecology
4. Making Systems Stronger
Part III. Practical System Strengthening: 5. Community Forest User Groups in Nepal
6. Community Land Titling in Bolivia
7. Coastal Zone and Community Planning in Zanzibar
8. Liveable and Sustainable Cities
Part IV. Global Perspectives: 9. Changing Ideas of Adaptation
10. Learning from the Adaptation Communications
11. Adaptation in Specific Geographies
Part V. Conclusions: 12. Designing and Evaluating Adaptation Investments
13. Adaptive Thinking, Feeling and Acting
Abbreviations and Acronyms
References
Index.
