DECCMA
@deccma
International multidisciplinary consortium researching #migration, #adaptation and #climatechange in African + Asian river deltas. Funders @CollabAdapt #CARIAA
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New OPEN ACCESS ‘Development of a Matrix Based Statistical Framework to Compute Weight for Composite #Hazards, #Vulnerability and #Risk Assessments’ from DECCMA Bangladesh #CARIAA doi.org/10.3390/cli704…
Inde: la galère des migrants climatiques. Dans le delta du Bengale, la montée des eaux et les tempêtes erratiques chamboulent la vie des habitants à répétition. Parmi les solutions qui s’imposent: migrer. quebecscience.qc.ca/environnement/… Climate Change Programme Changements Climatiques DECCMA
Warm congratulations to Robert Nicholls' appointment as director of Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. Deeply appreciated your leadership of DECCMA and within CARIAA - IRCAAA, and strong commitment to working with local partners across Africa and South Asia tyndall.ac.uk/news/world-lea…
Thanks to the fabulous #DECCMA team for summarizing what we learned about #deltas in this new open-access volume CARIAA - IRCAAA #CARIAA Neil Adger Craig Hutton Katharine Vincent @katharinevincent.bsky.social Attila Lazar Ricardo S. de Campos @EmmaLTompkins Natalie Suckall Kwasi Sumana Banerjee @leone_mleone
Webinar on COVID-19 and its impacts on #migration and #women, Fri 8th May at 4pm IST, convened by Asha Hans of DECCMA India Register here us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
Congratulations to our #DECCMA vulnerability and risk hotspot mapping lead, Chris Hill @geogsouthampton, for winning the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Cuthbert Peek Award
Paper alert 📢 Delighted to see our new DECCMA paper out. The first analysis of social vulnerability across the entire coastal GBM delta within India and Bangladesh. CARIAA - IRCAAA research at its best. Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research Global Systems Institute ExeterGeography | Home authors.elsevier.com/c/1cFog7t2zZ38…
New paper in One Earth 📣 Do perceived levels of environmental decline affect migration intentions? Our analysis of DECCMA data suggest a non-linear relationship. Age and networks are still dominant factors. Global Systems Institute ExeterGeography CARIAA - IRCAAA authors.elsevier.com/c/1cPj59C~Itrt…
The 🌍’s deltas are sinking, but #climatechange isn’t the only culprit: factors like dam building & #urbanisation play an important role. More #sustainable development policies can help blunt the impacts of rising seas bit.ly/DeltaSink Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research Jadavpur University DECCMA
NEW BOOK compiling #CARIAA knowledge across South Asia: "Engendering Climate Change: Learnings from South Asia" Nitya Rao Anjalprakash & Amrita Patel ASSAR DECCMA HI-AWARE PRISEclimate IDRC in Asia #openaccess doi.org/10.4324/978100…
Delighted to contribute a chapter with Katharine Vincent @katharinevincent.bsky.social Attila Lazar and Anwara Begun. Make sure to check the fully #openaccess book “Engendering Climate Change: Learnings from South Asia” for this and many more lessons from CARIAA - IRCAAA. Link routledge.com/Engendering-Cl…
“Toward a climate mobilities research agenda: Intersectionality, immobility and policy responses” Synthesis on #climate #migration from CARIAA - IRCAAA @georginaCundil1 Dr Chandni Singh Neil Adger Ricardo S. de Campos Katharine Vincent @katharinevincent.bsky.social Mark Tebboth 🇵🇸 Maharjanamina bit.ly/3ib0YYk
"Urban sustainability and the subjective well-being of migrants: The role of risks, place attachment, and aspirations" Lucy Szaboova Ricardo S. de Campos @neiladger Maria Franco Gavonel and others in CARIAA - IRCAAA #CARIAA bit.ly/2UgEDAB OPEN ACCESS