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📢Our new blog on #climate extremes & co-located hazards from #ANTICIPATEResearch with Krishna AchutaRao Prof Lyla Mehta shibaji bose AIDMI & Tom Ainsworth. An urgent call to reimagine preparedness from the ground up in the face of radical uncertainty The British Academy TAPESTRY Project

STEPS Centre Anticipation Hub Vinitha Bachina. For further updates, stay tuned to #ANTICIPATEResearch as we will be reporting, in the coming months, from our fieldwork in India where communities are having to cope with drought and flood extremes.

Flash floods r becoming a regular occurrence in historically drought prone regions. In semi-arid district #Banaskantha, marginal farmers r devastated by floods and debt #EarlyWarningEarlyAction is only 1 part, people on frontline need much more #ClimateAction #ANTICIPATEResearch

Fresh from the field, our blog on co-located hazards and their differentiated impacts on marginal communities in the dryland areas #Gujarat with Vinitha Bachina meghasheth AI Data Interface Institute of Development Studies The British Academy Stay tuned for further updates #ClimateJustice #ANTICIPATEResearch 👇🏼

Was a pleasure to participate, discuss & learn from my co-panelists Dr. Aditi Mukherji Henk Ovink FeisalRehman, Joep Verhagen Global Center on Adaptation and think about how to bring transformative change by using #water as leverage for #ClimateAction #ClimateJustice

Shilpi Srivastava responding to Prof Lyla Mehta & Krishna AchutaRao 'This is the point of rupture for colated climate impacts'

Exciting conversations today during our mid-term meeting today on extreme climate events, structural drivers of vulnerability, and reimagining preparedness from below ANTICIPATE Shilpi Srivastava Prof Lyla Mehta shibaji bose AIDMI meghasheth Krishna AchutaRao

The long wait for rains in #Banaskantha reveals the messy world of forecasting and the pluriverse of anticipation. Farmers continue to rely on traditional markers such as the laying of eggs by the bird Titodi (Red-wattled Lapwing). 1/2

Anticipating uncertainty is part of our lives. Twin disasters are new, unprecedented and we research with women and children to un-mask hidden concerns about the future.

Looking forward 2 talking about ‘social construction of extreme weather events’ drawing on ongoing work in ANTICIPATE at the amazing Gobeshona conf with meghasheth Prof Lyla Mehta Dr Tom Ainsworth shibaji bose Vinitha Bachina AIDMI & LO Naess 13:00 UTC. Link below

Key Messages from Institute of Development Studies, UK All India Disaster Management Institute, India Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India University of Brighton, UK's session "Building preparedness for hydroclimatic extremes in India". #Gobeshona #GGC3

New blog by shibaji bose Shilpi Srivastava meghasheth 👇🏼on how we r co-producing visual evidence on ‘extreme’ variability as local communities live between #droughts & #floods in #Gujarat #compoundextremes The British Academy RADIX: Radical Interpretations of Disasters ids.ac.uk/?p=91539 via Institute of Development Studies

An interesting chapter in the new CREID book on 'Religious Inequality and Environmental Change', from IDS Fellow Shilpi Srivastava and alum Vinitha Bachina, read more below⬇️ bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/display/book/9…

Our team will be sharing evidence on hydrological extremes in India👇🏼outlining how uncertainties r being negotiated through hybrid practices in the face of #droughts #floods The British Academy ICCCAD Saleemul Huq Prof Lyla Mehta Prof Nausheen H Anwar AIDMI Krishna AchutaRao Institute of Development Studies Anticipation Hub

Workshop Day 1 ANTICIPATE coincides with the #indian election results. Lots of anticipatory energy in the room today. From droughts and floods to vulnerability and elections, it’s all connected!

Project meeting Day2: shibaji bose and meghasheth talk about how visual methods helped explore the affective aspects of climate extremes #droughts #floods. Fascinating findings which highlights how ‘slowing down’ helps lift the hidden perspectives in the Institute of Development Studies