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This research paper by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) proposes a framework for applying intersectional approaches to climate change adaptation. Based on a May 2024 co-production workshop, the document outlines core and process principles designed to address overlapping structures of inequality that exacerbate climate vulnerability, integrating these into the iterative adaptation cycle.

This research paper from the Stockholm Environment Institute proposes a systemic, relational framework for understanding habitability in the face of intensifying global climate change, emphasizing the need to integrate socio-cultural dimensions, spatial inequalities, and the influence of external factors.

This research paper by the Stockholm Environment Institute examines modal choices for activities essential to quality of life in Sweden, focusing on how the low-carbon transport transition may disproportionately affect disadvantaged societal groups and impact their lived values.

This research paper argues for the application of a feminist political ecology approach to better understand the power differentials and social inequities that influence the relationship between climate change and human migration.

This guide from the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) presents tools and resources designed to support participatory water management and the planning of community aqueducts, with a particular focus on integrating social dimensions of poverty and inequality into water resource management in Colombia.

This research paper from the World Resources Institute examines the intersection of climate action and social equity, arguing that while climate measures in key systems offer significant opportunities to reduce inequality, these opportunities are currently underutilized.