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Institutional capacities of response to extreme rainfall events in small coastal tourism and artisanal fishing economies in Latin America
This policy brief evaluates the institutional capacities of three coastal communities in Latin America—Teacapan (Mexico), Bayahibe (Dominican Republic), and Brava de Almada (Brazil)—to respond to extreme rainfall events. The research focuses on economies dependent on artisanal fishing and tourism, analyzing risk perception, legal frameworks, and citizen participation to identify gaps in disaster management and adaptation.
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Themes: extreme rainfall climate change adaptation coastal vulnerability disaster risk management institutional capacity
Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research
Document type: Policy brief
Regions: Latin America Teacapán Mexico Bayahibe Dominican Republic
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Brazil Brava de Almada

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