Regional Knowledge Network on Water

R-KNOW Knowledge Database is operated by means of mobilising and developing the stakeholders qualified in their field in each pilot country. This is the duty of each national facilitator. R-KNOW KD brings:

  • Lessons learned of successful demo projects applying systemic approaches to water management
  • Knowledge, insights and awareness on systemic approaches to sustainable water resource management
  • Guiding papers on systemic approaches that could be applied to Natural Resources Management

Shifting Course: Climate Adaptation for Water Management Institutions

Climate change

Description

Toolkit/Guidelines: A key challenge for successful climate change adaptation is the development of institutions that can respond more effectively to an uncertain climate future. Because water is the main medium through which we are likely to experience climate change, institutions that play a role in water resources management have a particular need to become more adaptive in their operations and interactions. WWF-US has just published this report that identifies a set of principles for climate-adaptive institutions. The report includes five case studies from around the world that highlight different institutional responses to climate change and related challenges.

Keywords

Adaptation to Climate Change, التكيف مع تغير المناخ, Adaptation au changement climatique

Publication date

الأربعاء, 13 كانون2/يناير 2010

Author

WWF-US - Institutions@wwfus.org / Jonathan Cook, Sarah Freeman, Eliot Levine (WWF-US), Margot Hill (University of Geneva)

Access right

Public

Format

PDF

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