Community Development for Climate Adaptation: One neighbourhood's perspective
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Stephenson, J. (2019, June 18). Community Development for Climate Adaptation: One neighbourhood’s perspective. National Science Challenge: The Deep South.
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Abstract:
In 2015, South Dunedin in New Zealand was hit by serious flooding. Not only did the community recover, but it has been learning from the increasingly common experience and working with the Dunedin City Council to build resilience and adapt to climate change. In this video, you’ll hear from community leaders in South Dunedin as well as Deep South Challenge researchers, who talk about what engaging with the Council means in practice and why it is so important.
Date:
2019-06-18
Publisher:
National Science Challenge: The Deep South
Keywords:
climate change; climate adaptive communities; natural hazards; coastal erosion; flooding; Dunedin City Council; South Dunedin; community development
Research Type:
Multimedia
Languages:
English
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- Multimedia [2]
- Climate Change [20]
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