Applying the robust adaptation planning (RAP) framework to Ghana's agricultural climate change adaptation regime.

ABSTRACT: This paper introduces a five-step framework, namely the Robust Adaptation Planning (RAP) framework, to plan and respond to the 'grand challenge' of climate change. RAP combines, under a unified framework, elements from robust action, participatory planning and network theory to capture the different motives, perception, and roles of actors that are important for climate change adaptation. RAP leverages existing structures and networks and involves diverse actors to plan, sequence and time strategies across multiple levels (i.e. from local to national). Actors identify adaptation interventions and important actor relations to develop wide networks, highlighting potential pathways for connecting action from central policy to local implementation (and vice versa). Comparing these proposed par

SUBMITTER: Chaudhury AS 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6086261 | biostudies-literature | 2017

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature