Titlebook: Linking Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Loss & Damage; Vositha Wijenayake,Linda Anne Stevenson,Nafesa Ism Book 202

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,Flood-Induced Losses and Damages to Agricultural Production and Farmers’ Mental Wellbeing in Sri Lacing heightened risks with the increasing frequency and severity of natural hazards globally, including storms, floods, droughts, extreme temperatures, heat waves, and sea-level rise. To assess these risks, the study conducted a data collection exercise in Sri Lanka, gathering detailed information o

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Pillars of Resilience: Assessing Loss and Damage at the Local Level,e developing countries. The chapter presents a methods toolbox for the local-level assessment of Loss and Damage resulting from climate-related stressors, which was applied in three South Asian countries. It identifies six key elements of local resilience that must be?integrated into?rural adaptatio

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A Conceptual Framework and Research Design for Assessing Losses and Damages from Climate Change in vulnerable communities. The mixed-method research design builds on progressive insights from 12 fieldwork-based, empirical case studies, conducted across the Global South, in which more than 4000 respondents participated. The paper discusses key concepts, such as sudden-onset events, slow-onset proc

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Towards Effective Loss and Damage Systems in Disaster Recovery Contexts in Southeast Asia,d one of the most vulnerable regions to disasters. The research investigates the disaster recovery processes and loss and damage systems in four long-term disaster contexts across Southeast Asia, including floods in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta, livelihood and infrastructure flood responses in Prey V