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  • The document examines the vulnerability and adaptive capacity of Soufriere, St Lucia, as part of the Global Islands’ Vulnerability Research Adaptation Policy Development (GIVRAPD) project. It utilizes the Local Adaptive Capacity (LAC) framework, which evaluates five elements: asset base, institutions and entitlements, knowledge and information, innovation, and flexible forward-looking decision-making and governance. The paper aims to align the LAC framework with an evolutionary perspective on adaptive capacity and test the tool's applicability across different geographical contexts.

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    Themes: adaptive capacityclimate changesea level risecoral bleachingcoastal erosion
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    landslide
    Climate and Development Knowledge Network

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: SoufrièreSaint Lucia

  • The document introduces a case study on the adaptive capacity of Whitehouse, Jamaica, as part of the Global Islands’ Vulnerability Research Adaptation Policy Development (GIVRAPD) project. It utilizes the Local Adaptive Capacity (LAC) framework, which evaluates five elements: asset base, institutions and entitlements, knowledge and information, innovation, and flexible forward-looking decision-making and governance. The paper aims to align the LAC framework with an evolutionary perspective on adaptive capacity and test the tool's applicability across different geographical contexts.

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    Themes: adaptive capacitysea level risecoral bleachingcoastal erosionlandslide
    Climate and Development Knowledge Network

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: JamaicaWhitehouse
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