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Good Practices for Integrated Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Communities
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| Field | Value |
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| Creator | Natural Resources Canada |
| Summary | This publication, targeted at adaptation practitioners and decision-makers, highlights six good practices that can assist the development of integrative solutions, namely: 1. Choosing an appropriate boundary/scale for analysis that considers complete natural and human systems; 2. Seeking or establishing collaborative governance mechanisms to support policy integration; 3. Defining adaptation pathways and avoiding unsustainable approaches; 4. Using an adaptive risk management approach supported by monitoring and evaluation; 5. Considering transformational adaptation options in addition to incremental actions; and 6. Leveraging nature-based solutions for added benefits and opportunities. |
| Local Relevance | This publication details integrated adaptation strategies for coastal communities in Canada. Tuktoyaktuk is used as one of its case studies. |
| Notes | |
| Tags | Coast,Adaptation,Tuktoyaktuk |
| Geographic Region | Beaufort Delta |
| Release Date | 2023-10-10 |
| Last Modified Date | 2023-10-10 |
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