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Adaptation pathways to inform policy and practice in the context of development
April 5, 2023
An evaluation of adaptation pathway theories and applications for climate resilient policy development and transformation. Several CSIRO researchers have co-authored […]
Dealing with drought through resilience planning
February 17, 2023
CSIRO has partnered with The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) as part of a broader $5 billion Future […]
Developing a new Climate Adaptation Framework for the ACT
January 3, 2023
CSIRO has partnered with the ACT Environment Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate to develop a new Climate Adaptation for Nature […]
Catalysing the Nature Futures Framework
December 8, 2022
The scenarios and models task force of the Intergovernmental Policy Platform on Biodiversity Ecosystem Service meets to implement the Nature […]
Partnering for Climate-Ready Biodiversity Conservation
21/03/2022
CSIRO, in partnership with the Queensland Government, City of Gold Coast, Scenic Rim Local Council and the Local Government Association of Queensland has developed a methodology to help local government in Queensland adapt biodiversity management in the face of climate change.
The project involved three workshops with local government and natural resource management participants to trial and tailor a prototype. The project was designed as a learning experience for participants and the project team, including opportunities for reflection, identification of improvements and clarifying what participants would need to run it with others.
Read more about the project here.
Building agency and capacity to transition to a resilient future in Bega Valley
07/12/2021
CSIRO, in partnership with Value Advisory Partners and the University of Adelaide, facilitated the early steps of the Enabling Resilience Investment approach with a range of local government, business and community leaders in the first half of 2021. This process helped to provide some elements of visions for the future, and how to get there through identifying some high level options for disaster risk reduction and building resilience in Bega Valley. This project is part of CSIRO’s efforts to build national capability for Enabling Resilient Investment.
Read more about the visions, options and pathways for an adaptive future in Bega Valley here.
Further stages currently underway in the project will further analyse some of the high level options to provide more detailed planning for resilience investment. This work is currently in a co-design phase with local stakeholders. These further stages of the project are funded through the Australian Climate Service.